October 6, 2024 • Pastor Mike Curtis • John 4:1–26, Isaiah 55:1–3
This week, join us for the final installment of the “Walking with The Chosen” series. We will witness the life changing encounter between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well. Jesus' declaration that he is the Messiah invites us to seek and worship Him in spirit and truth, transforming our understanding of who he is and our relationship with Him. Let’s learn more about Jesus’ identity and all that comes with it in a message titled, “I Am He.” Our guiding scriptures will be Isaiah 55:1-3 and John 4:1-26. If possible, watch episode 8 of the first season of The Chosen before joining us for worship on this day.
Walking with The Chosen | Indescribable Compassion
September 22, 2024 • Pastor Scott Coerber • Mark 1:40–45, Isaiah 35:4–7
This week, as we continue our series, “Walking with The Chosen”, we will marvel at the immeasurable kindness and boundless mercy of Jesus as he heals a leper and a paralytic. His acts of healing not only restore physical health but also reveal his divine authority to forgive sins and offer new life. We’ll explore these themes in a message titled, “Indescribable Compassion.” Our guiding scriptures will be Isaiah 35:4-7 and Mark 1:40-45. If possible, watch episode 6 of the first season of The Chosen before joining us for worship on this day.
Walking with The Chosen | The Wedding Gift
September 15, 2024 • Pastor Caleb Cox • John 2:1–11, Isaiah 62:1–5
This week, as we continue our series, “Walking with The Chosen”, we will focus on Jesus’ very first miracle at a wedding in Cana of Galilee. His act of turning water into wine not only reveals his divine power and presence but also signifies the abundant grace and joy he offers to all who believe in him. Join us for a message titled, “The Weddings Gift.” Our guiding scriptures will be Isaiah 62:1-5 and John 2:1-11. If possible, watch episode 5 of the first season of The Chosen before joining us for worship on this day.
Walking with The Chosen | Jesus Loves the Little Children
September 1, 2024 • Pastor Caleb Cox • Matthew 18:1–5, Matthew 19:13–15
This week, as we continue our series, “Walking with The Chosen”, we reflect on the innocence and faith of children through Jesus' interactions with them. Their simple yet profound faith serves as a model for us all in how we should approach our relationship with God. We’ll explore these themes in a message titled, "Jesus Loves the Little Children.” Our guiding scriptures will be Isaiah 11:6-9 and Matthew 18:1-5, 19:13-15. If possible, watch episode 3 of the first season of The Chosen before joining us for worship this day.
Walking With the Chosen | Shabbat
August 25, 2024 • Pastor Scott Coerber • Exodus 20:8–11, Mark 2:23–28
Join us as continue our “Walking with The Chosen” sermon and Life Group series at redeemer. This week, in a message titled, “Shabbat”, we explore the significance of the Sabbath and how it serves as a time of rest and refreshment for God’s people. Through the stories of Nicodemus, Simon, and Mary, we see how God’s grace and renewal reaches us in our everyday lives. Our guiding scriptures will be Exodus 20:8-11 and Mark 2:23-28. If possible, watch episode 2 of the first season of The Chosen before joining us for worship this day.
Walking With the Chosen | I Have Called You By Name
August 18, 2024 • Pastor Mike Curtis • Isaiah 43:1–3, Luke 8:1–3
Join us as we begin a new sermon and Life Group series called, “Walking with The Chosen.” Inspired by the hit TV series, “The Chosen." This week, we witness the transformation of Mary Magdalene as she moves from despair to hope through her encounter with Jesus. This powerful story reminds us that no one is beyond the reach of God's love and redemption. Our guiding scriptures will be Isaiah 43:1-3 & Luke 8:1-3. If possible, watch episode 1 of the first season of The Chosen before joining us for worship this day. Join us for the opening message in this series, “I Have Called You by Name.”
Majoring in the Minors | Prepare the Way
August 11, 2024 • Pastor Caleb Cox • Malachi 3:1–11, Matthew 11:1–15, Matthew 17:9–13, Malachi 1:1
Join us for the finale of our summer series, "Majoring in the Minors: Exploring the Minor Prophets," with the sermon "Prepare the Way." This Sunday, we delve deep into the prophetic words of Malachi, the last voice of the Old Testament prophets, as we explore his pivotal predictions in Malachi 3:1-4. Discover how Malachi's vision sets the stage for the coming of John the Baptist and ultimately, Jesus the Messiah, linking the Old Testament's promises to their New Testament fulfillments. Malachi’s call to "prepare the way" is not just a historical announcement, but a living invitation to us today to ready our hearts for the transformative presence of Christ. Don’t miss this powerful conclusion as we connect the prophetic dots all the way from Malachi to the Messiah.
Majoring in the Minors | The Prophets' Prophetic Pointing
August 4, 2024 • Pastor Don Hinchey • Zechariah 1:1–6, Zechariah 9:9–10, Zechariah 9:16–17, Matthew 21:1–11
Join us for another enlightening installment of our "Majoring in the Minors" summer series with the sermon titled "The Prophets’ Prophetic Pointing." This week, we dive deep into the vivid visions of Zechariah, especially focusing on Zechariah 9:9-10, 16-17, where the triumphant entry of a humble king on a donkey not only electrifies the ancient text but unmistakably points to Jesus in the Gospels. Discover how Zechariah, along with other Minor Prophets, masterfully set the stage for the Messiah, foretelling a story of redemption that finds its fulfillment in the life and ministry of Christ. As we explore these prophetic passages, we'll uncover the threads of prophecy woven through the tapestry of Scripture, demonstrating the divine design that prepares us for the Savior. Don’t miss this powerful message that connects the prophetic dots straight to the heart of the Gospel.
Majoring in the Minors | First Things First
July 28, 2024 • Pastor Tim Runtsch • Haggai 1, Haggai 2:5–9
We will continue our "Majoring in the Minors" summer series as we dive into the compelling book of Haggai with our sermon, "First Things First." In today's world, where our priorities often lean towards personal gain, Haggai's urgent call to action is more relevant than ever. We'll explore passages from Haggai 1:1-15 and 2:5-9, challenging us to reassess our priorities and place God’s work at the forefront of our busy lives. How often are we, as 21st-century American Christians, distracted by our own "paneled houses" at the cost of spiritual growth and community engagement? This sermon will not only prompt a reflection on our priorities but also motivate us to align our daily actions with the values of God's Kingdom. Don’t miss this vital message about what it really means to put "First Things First."
Majoring in the Minors | Modern Gods. Ancient Words
July 21, 2024 • Pastor Scott Coerber • Zephaniah 1:1–6, Zephaniah 2:1–3, Zephaniah 3:16–17, Luke 16:13–15
In this week's sermon, "Modern Gods, Ancient Words," we dive into the timeless messages of the prophet Zephaniah, exploring his urgent call for repentance and renewal. As part of our summer series, "Majoring in the Minors; Exploring the Minor Prophets," we confront the "modern gods" that captivate our hearts and distract us from true devotion. From the allure of material wealth to the subtle seductions of power and prestige, Zephaniah’s ancient warnings resonate powerfully in our contemporary world. Join us as we unravel how Zephaniah 1:1-14a, 2:1-3, and 3:9-10, 14-17 not only articulate the dangers of idolatry but also offer a profound message of hope—promising restoration and joy for those who turn back to God. Discover the relevance of these ancient words and how they challenge us to examine what we truly worship in our daily lives.
Majoring in the Minors | Even If
July 14, 2024 • Pastor Caleb Cox • Luke 12:22–31, Habakkuk 1:1–5, Habakkuk 3
What does it truly mean to trust God? Does our faith hold when the fields are barren and the vines bear no fruit? This week, in our summer series "Majoring in the Minors," we confront these questions head-on with the prophet Habakkuk, who teaches us the ultimate lesson in faithfulness in Habakkuk 3:17-19. "Even If" challenges us to embrace a faith that does not depend on our circumstances but is rooted in the unchangeable character of God. Discover the profound peace that comes from trusting God even when nothing goes according to plan.
Pastor Sam's Farewell Message
July 7, 2024
Pastor Sam's final message as site pastor of Redeemer Greeley
Majoring in the Minors | A Big Fish Story
June 16, 2024 • Pastor Donald Hinchey • Jonah 1:1—2:1, Jonah 2:10, Jonah 3, Jonah 4, Matthew 12:38–41
This Sunday, join us for another exciting chapter in our summer series, "Majoring in the Minors: Exploring the Minor Prophets," as we cast our nets into the deep waters of the book of Jonah. Our sermon, titled "A Big Fish Story," will go beyond the big fish tale to explore themes of disobedience, mercy, and redemption that resonate in our modern lives. How often do we find ourselves running from the call to action, or feeling swallowed by the circumstances we're trying to avoid? Jonah's journey from the belly of the beast to the heart of Nineveh invites us to reflect on our own resistance and the transformative power of second chances. Prepare to be challenged and inspired by this ancient story that speaks volumes about our contemporary struggles with divine direction and personal growth. Don't miss this deep dive into the lessons we can learn from Jonah's extraordinary adventure!
Majoring in the Minors | Return to the Lord!
June 9, 2024 • Pastor Mike Curtis • Joel 2:1–27, Mark 1:9–11, Mark 1:14–15
Join us this Sunday as we kick off our summer sermon series, "Majoring in the Minors: Exploring the Minor Prophets," with a message titled, "Return to the Lord." As we dive into the profound words of Joel 2:1-27, we will explore the timeless call to return to the Lord with all our heart. Though Joel spoke these words in the Ninth Century B.C., his urgent plea for repentance, heartfelt sorrow, and wholehearted return to God resonates just as strongly today. Discover the enduring relevance of Joel’s message as we seek to reconnect with God in our own lives, learning how his mercy and compassion are as steadfast now as they were then. Don’t miss this transformative experience—step into a summer of deep spiritual renewal as we return to the Lord together.
Can I Ask That? | Can I Trust the Bible?
June 2, 2024 • Pastor Sam Sessa • 2 Timothy 3:14–17, John 5:31–40
Let's face it, stories from the Bible can seem unbelievable. The Red Sea parted, Jonah survived the stay in the belly of a whale, a virgin conceived, and a dead man rose from the grave. The Bible is full of extraordinary events. Many of them seem crazy, right? Join us this Sunday as we conclude our "Can I ask that?" series with a pivotal question: “Can I trust the Bible?” Together, we will explore 2 Timothy 3:14-17 and see if we can trust the Bible as God’s word to us.
