Snakes on the Tree

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Snakes on the Tree

February 26, 2023 • Rev. Dr. Bryan Chapell • Numbers 21:4–9

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We’re excited to announce Rev. Dr. Bryan Chapell is preaching this upcoming Sunday at Redeemer!

Dr. Chapell is currently the Stated Clerk of the PCA. He has also served as the President of Covenant Theological Seminary and a Senior Pastor. He is the author of many books, including Unlimited Grace, Each for the Other, Holiness by Grace, Praying Backwards, The Gospel According to Daniel, The Hardest Sermons You’ll Ever Have to Preach, Christ-centered Worship, and Christ-centered Preaching.

He will continue our Bible in a Year series by preaching on Numbers 21:4-9. It is a passage about impatience, snakes biting people, and prayer. Dr. Chapell is a fantastic preacher and we look forward to him opening God’s Word with us.

See you on Sunday!

Pastor Adam

How do I read the Bible?

January 1, 2023 • Rev. Josh Hahne • Luke 24:13–25

As you know, we are reading the Bible together in 2023 and we start our reading plan on the first Monday of the year, January 2nd. For many of us, this sounds like a daunting task. We wonder, how do I read the Bible? That’s the question we’ll take up this Sunday and hope to leave you more equipped to read the Bible in the new year. Pastor Josh

The Storyline of Scripture

January 8, 2023 • Rev. Josh Hahne • Genesis 1:1, Genesis 2:7–9, Genesis 2:15–17, Genesis 3:6–24, Genesis 12:1–3

The Bible is a story that leads us to Jesus Christ. Even though we are only in the first week of our readings, there have already been significant developments in the storyline of Scripture, including the creation, humanity’s fall into sin, judgment, and the promise of redemption. This Sunday we’ll consider these developments and hope to be in a position to better appreciate the story as a whole. Pastor Josh

To Cut a Covenant

January 15, 2023 • Rev. Adam Feichtmann • Genesis 15, Genesis 17:1–14

Covenants are counter-intuitive in our society. Traditional marriage vows sound wild to our modern ears. Do couples really mean, “for better or worse, for richer or poor, in joy and in sorrow”?! We live in a culture full of convenient agreements, compared to binding relationships. When peoples’ perceived agreement is broken, or too hard, they often will try and get out of their contract. This Sunday we will continue our Bible in a Year sermon series and study the biblical treasure of a covenant - looking at God’s covenant with Abraham in Genesis 15 & 17. I look forward to worshiping with you on Sunday! Pastor Adam