There has always been a great need for strong churches. How do we become the church that Jesus came to plant?

Sometimes we don’t see how God works in our current circumstances or when we try to lean into the future, but we can always look back and see God’s faithfulness and His hand at work.

In the final week of our series in Romans 8, the Apostle Paul declares his unwavering confidence in God’s love and provision for us: "For I am sure...". This certainty isn't born of mere optimism but of a profound understanding of God's love.

In the final sermon of Clear Truth for a Confused World, Steven Whitlow concludes by addressing God's plan for society and how the world has confused this plan.

What does it mean to be more than a conqueror –by definition, logically and realistically? How does God reverse near-certain outcomes for His glory and our good? How can we apply this promise to our lives and testimonies?

What did God have in mind when he formed society? Does God really care how our society functions?

After looking at the first of Paul’s questions in this chapter last week, Pastor Steven walks us through this passage and shows us the assurance, or proof, we have that having God for us is truly better than anything that ever comes against us.

A confused world needs a clear church. This sermon continues last week’s discussion of the world's distortions vs. biblical truth regarding marriage.

Paul is beginning to build a framework for how the Christian is to respond to the great news of Romans 8. In verse 31, he asks two rhetorical questions. "Say What?!" seeks to answer those questions.

Sermon by Mike Edwards at Redemption Church.

The world has distorted the truth. Here's how.

This sermon in the Romans 8 series from Redemption Church hits the famous promise of Romans 8:28. "And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose."

Part of Redemption Church's study through Romans 8, When Words Fail, focuses on Romans 8:26-27 to discuss the help of the Holy Spirit in prayer.

The world has distorted the truth. Here's how.

Part of Redemption Church's study through Romans 8, Anchoring Our Hope in Christ, focuses on Romans 8:24-25 to discuss the nature of hope.

Since the garden, the enemy, Satan, has always been determined to stop the spread of truth. What truth? The truth of the Gospel. The tactics of the enemy have NOT changed. He’s using the same playbook. How can we recognize these tactics, respond to them, and continue the spread of the Gospel?

Since the garden, the enemy, Satan, has always been determined to stop the spread of truth. What truth? The truth of the Gospel. The tactics of the enemy have NOT changed. He’s using the same playbook. How can we recognize these tactics, respond to them, and continue the spread of the Gospel?