Redemption Community Church

What does it mean to walk by the Spirit (5:16), to be led by the Spirit (5:18), to live by the Spirit (5:25), and to keep in step with the Spirit (5:25)? Paul provides specific examples of how believers live a Christ-like life by the power of the Spirit in Galatians 5:25-6:6. Find out more in this message!

Pure Grace (Galatians 5:25-6:6) What does it mean to walk by the Spirit (5:16), to be led by the Spirit (5:18), to live by the Spirit (5:25), and to keep in step with the Spirit (5:25)? Paul provides specific examples of how believers live a Christ-like life by the power of the Spirit in Galatians 5:25-6:6. Find out more in this m...

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Looking to the law to provide justifying righteousness is no innocent religious curiosity. This turn away from Christ ruins Christians! Through the Spirit and by faith, Christians depend on Jesus alone for the righteousness. And he changes us as we are united to him by faith. Learn more in this message from Galatians 5:1-6

Pure Grace (Galatians 5:1-6) Looking to the law to provide justifying righteousness is no innocent religious curiosity. This turn away from Christ ruins Christians! Through the Spirit and by faith, Christians depend on Jesus alone for the righteousness. And he changes us as we are united to him by faith. Learn more in this mess...

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Paul uses "allegory" to urge believers to resist the temptation to become "under the law." Who would want to identify with Hagar, Ishmael, Mount Sinai, flesh, slavery, and "the present Jerusalem"? Believers are free according to the promises of God and according to the Spirit! Learn more in this message on Galatians 4:21-31.

Pure Grace (Galatians 4:21-31) Paul uses "allegory" to urge believers to resist the temptation to become "under the law." Who would want to identify with Hagar, Ishmael, Mount Sinai, flesh, slavery, and "the present Jerusalem"? Believers are free according to the promises of God and according to the Spirit! Learn more in this mes...

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For the first time in his heated letter to the Galatians, Paul commands an active stance and deliberate response to his teaching. "Become as I am" is a powerful appeal to all believers to trust the law-free gospel for salvation in Jesus. Learn more through this message on Galatians 4:8-20.

Pure Grace (Galatians 4:8-20) For the first time in his heated letter to the Galatians, Paul commands an active stance and deliberate response to his teaching. "Become as I am" is a powerful appeal to all believers to trust the law-free gospel for salvation in Jesus. Learn more through this message on Galatians 4:8-20.

On Sunday we will share our monthly Fellowship Meal and celebrate the Lord's Supper together!

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Paul creates an illustration to convincingly demonstrate that Jews and Gentiles are sons of God in the same way: through the work of Jesus! Jesus changes our status and identity legally and experientially, making believers heirs of everything God has ever promised to his people. Learn more through this message on Galatians 4:1-7.

Pure Grace (Galatians 4:1-7) Paul creates an illustration to convincingly demonstrate that Jews and Gentiles are sons of God in the same way: through the work of Jesus! Jesus changes our status and identity legally and experientially, making believers heirs of everything God has ever promised to his people. Learn more through t...

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In the final days of Jesus' life leading up to his resurrection, Jesus demonstrated convincingly that he is "the resurrection and the life" by raising Lazarus from the dead. So the crowd in Jerusalem knew what to expect -- of course he would rise! But what does his resurrection mean? Your sins are forgiven! Learn more in this message on John 20.

Your Sins Are Forgiven! (John 20) In the final days of Jesus' life leading up to his resurrection, Jesus demonstrated convincingly that he is "the resurrection and the life" by raising Lazarus from the dead. So the crowd in Jerusalem knew what to expect -- of course he would rise! But what does his resurrection mean? Your sins are f...

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We don't have to guess about why Jesus entered Jerusalem during the last week of his earthly life before his crucifixion, death, and resurrection. Jesus expressly states his reason in a powerful parable: He came looking for fruit and ready to die. Learn more in this message on Luke 20:1-20.

My Beloved Son (Luke 20:1-20) We don't have to guess about why Jesus entered Jerusalem during the last week of his earthly life before his crucifixion, death, and resurrection. Jesus expressly states his reason in a powerful parable: He came looking for fruit and ready to die. Learn more in this message on Luke 20:1-20.