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Redeemer Brooklyn
by Redeemer Brooklyn
Learn about Jesus through our most recent sermon series wherever you listen to podcasts.We believe that something powerful can happen when God’s word comes to bear on our hearts. We hope these sermons can be meaningful opportunities to reflect on the gospel and how it applies to your everyday life.
Episodes
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DNA: What is Heaven Like?
06.29.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the biblical vision of our future hope. Moving beyond common misconceptions of heaven as a distant, ethereal escape, this message examines the promise of a renewed creation where heaven comes down to earth. Key Points: Heaven is down…
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DNA: Who is My Neighbor?
06.22.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the profound challenge of the Parable of the Good Samaritan. Moving beyond abstract concepts of mission, the message calls us to embrace a practical, sacrificial, and limitless love for our neighbors. Key Points: The gospel moves us from...
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DNA: Does Money Have Power Over You?
06.14.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the challenging intersection of faith and finances. As a community committed to reflecting the goodness of Jesus in Brooklyn, we examine how the gospel calls us toward a life of generosity rather than a grip of materialism. Key Points:...
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DNA: How to Have Fulfillment Through Work
06.07.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore how the gospel reframes our understanding of labor, shifting the perspective from work as a burden to work as a divine calling. Key Points: The Three Common Stories of Work: We often view work through the limited lenses of a "job" (a...
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DNA: Should You Share Your Faith?
05.31.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the biblical mandate for public faith and mission. While modern culture often views evangelism as optional or even ethically problematic, this message examines how the early church was fundamentally organized around the advancement of…
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DNA: Where Do I Belong?
05.24.2026 | In this week’s sermon by Matt Terrell, we explore the profound human ache for belonging and how the church serves as the vital answer to that deep longing. Key Takeaways: The Community Imperative: Drawing on sociological research and the Apostle Paul’s metaphor of the "body of…
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DNA: Being The Community We Long For
05.18.2026 | In this week’s sermon, we explore the vital role of gospel-centered community in the life of a believer and the broader mission of the church in Brooklyn. Key Points: The Nature of Community: True Christian community is not based on status or personal affinity, but is a radical,...
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DNA: What Rules Your Heart?
05.10.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the concept of sin as idolatry and what it truly means to have our hearts ruled by something other than God. Drawing from Romans 1, we discuss how human hearts are wired to worship and how good things can easily become ultimate things…
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DNA: Two Ways To Be Lost
05.04.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the profound message of the Parable of the Prodigal Son found in Luke 15. This passage serves as a foundational look at the heart of the gospel and what it truly means to relate to God. Key Points: The Two Ways to be Lost: We examine how...
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DNA: Our Posture In The City
04.26.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the foundational DNA of Redeemer Brooklyn and how the gospel calls us to be an outward-facing community committed to the renewal of our city. Drawing from Jeremiah 29, this message challenges us to rethink our role in New York City…
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DNA: For The Good Of Brooklyn
04.19.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the transformative power of the gospel and its role in our shared lives. Moving beyond a purely personal, individualistic faith, this message examines how Christ’s work is cosmic in scope, aiming to reconcile all things in heaven and on...
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His Wounds Remain
04.12.2026 | In this week’s sermon by Jeff White, we explore the profound significance of Jesus showing his disciples his scars after the resurrection. Rather than appearing in a state of perfect, unblemished wholeness, Jesus retains his wounds, offering a powerful message about how God relates…
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Not For Ourselves: A New Story
04.05.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the profound significance of Easter as more than just a religious observance, but as a transformative event that offers genuine hope in the midst of darkness and despair. Key Points: The resurrection of Jesus is the heart of the…
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Not For Ourselves: The King You Need
03.29.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the profound significance of Palm Sunday and Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Rather than appearing as a powerful, conquering king on a war stallion, Jesus intentionally chose to enter on a lowly donkey, fulfilling the prophecy of...
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Not For Ourselves: Upside Down Kingdom
03.22.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the radical teachings of Jesus found in the Gospel of Mark. The message challenges our common, transactional view of relationships and community by highlighting the values of an “upside down kingdom.” Key Points: The inherent human…
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Not For Ourselves: One Thing You Lack
03.15.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the profound encounter between Jesus and the rich young ruler found in the Gospel of Mark. This message challenges the cultural promise that achieving worldly success and security will lead to ultimate fulfillment. Key Points: The…
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Not For Ourselves: The Cruciform Life
03.08.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the profound call to live a missional, cruciform life—a life not lived for our own gain, but for the good of others and the glory of God. Drawing from Mark 8, this message examines the challenging identity of Jesus as the suffering…
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Not for Ourselves: Why The Wilderness is Necessary
03.01.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the spiritual significance of the wilderness in the life of a believer. Drawing from the accounts of Jesus' temptation in the gospels of Mark and Luke, this message challenges the modern pursuit of constant comfort and self-optimization....
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Not For Ourselves: Baptism Of Repentance
02.22.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the foundational mission of the church: to live not for ourselves, but for the good of the city. Reflecting on the Gospel of Mark, this message examines the identity of Jesus through his baptism and what it means to be truly missional.…
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Formed To Be Truly Human: Remembering God's Goodness
02.15.2026 | In this week’s sermon by Edwin Colon, we explore the profound challenge of maintaining faith during dark seasons of life. Drawing from Psalm 103, this message encourages us to actively preach to our own souls and remember God’s benefits—not as a simple cognitive recall, but as a…
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Exodus: The Tabernacle Of God
02.08.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we conclude our study of the book of Exodus. We explore how God’s instructions for building the tabernacle served as a profound test of the Israelites' freedom—moving them from a scarcity mindset rooted in slavery to a life of generous, willing...
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Exodus: The Search for Glory
02.01.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the profound narrative of Exodus 33, examining the Israelites' journey from slavery toward the promised land and what it means to be God's people. This message challenges the transactional nature of our relationship with God, urging us…
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Exodus: The Anatomy of Idolatry
01.18.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the infamous biblical account of the golden calf to understand the nature of idolatry and our own hearts. Key Points: The Anatomy of Idolatry: An idol is anything we trust to provide significance, security, or comfort that only God can...
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Exodus: Generous Justice
01.11.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the biblical concept of justice, or mishpot, through the lens of Exodus 23. This passage challenges modern political categorizations, calling believers to a higher standard of community care and radical generosity. Key Points: Biblical...
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Exodus: Compassionate Justice
01.04.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the biblical foundations of social justice through the lens of Exodus. Discover how the law of love is intrinsically linked to justice, particularly for the most vulnerable members of society. Key Points: The Image of God: Every human...
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The Comfort of Christmas
12.28.2025 | In this week’s sermon by Gustavo Macieira we explore the profound message of comfort found in the season of Advent. Through the lens of Isaiah 40, we look at how God reaches into the brokenness and "wilderness" of our lives, offering presence and restoration rather than requiring us…
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Good News of Great Joy
12.21.2025 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the true meaning of Christmas beyond cultural sentiment and consumerist expectations. The message addresses the dissonance many feel between the pressure to be perpetually "happy" during the holidays and the reality of personal or global...
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Do You Believe in Christmas?
12.14.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the heart of the Christmas message and why the season is often misunderstood. Amidst the busyness of holiday preparations, it is easy to overlook the true, transformative nature of the Incarnation. Key Points: The challenge of balancing...
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Exodus: A Life of Contentment
12.06.2025 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the depth and significance of the tenth commandment: "You shall not covet." While often viewed as an anticlimactic conclusion to the Ten Commandments, this instruction reaches directly into the human heart to address the root of our...
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Exodus: Honoring Truth
11.30.2025 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the ninth commandment: “You shall not give false testimony against your neighbor.” In a culture often shaped by misinformation and the pressure to protect our own interests, this message unpacks how honesty serves as a vital foundation…
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Exodus: Honoring Wealth
11.23.2025 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the biblical perspective on money, possessions, and the true meaning of wealth. Moving beyond the eighth commandment’s instruction to "not steal," we look at the positive vision God has for our relationship with our resources. Key…
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Exodus: Honoring Sex
11.16.2025 | In this week’s sermon, we explore the seventh commandment and its implications for intimacy, marriage, and human flourishing within the context of the biblical narrative. Key Points: A Holistic View of Sexuality: The sermon challenges modern, hypersexualized, and transactional…
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Exodus: Honoring Life
11.09.2025 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the sixth commandment: "You shall not murder." While many view this command as simple or already kept, David unpacks its profound, comprehensive nature, revealing how it applies to our hearts and our treatment of others. Key Points: The...
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Exodus: Honoring Parents
11.02.2025 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the fifth commandment: "Honor your father and your mother." In this message, we dive into the significance of the parent-child relationship, examining it not just as a cultural tradition, but as a foundational element of the moral fabric...
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Exodus: Sabbath Rest
10.19.2025 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the fourth commandment and the often-misunderstood practice of Sabbath rest. In a culture driven by hustle and constant productivity, this message challenges our distorted views of work and identity. Key Points: Work is part of our…
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Exodus: Live Your True Name
10.12.2026 | In this week’s sermon by Robert Elkin, we explore the profound depth of the third commandment: “You shall not misuse the name of the Lord your God.” Moving beyond the superficial interpretation of avoiding curse words, Elkin examines what it truly means to live in a way that honors...
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Exodus: No False Worship
10.12.2025 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the second of the Ten Commandments as found in Exodus 20. Key Points: The Nature of False Worship: Pastor Lee explains that the second commandment is not just about physical idols, but warns against creating mental images of God that...
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Exodus: No Other Gods
10.05.25 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the first of the Ten Commandments and the nature of God's law. Rather than viewing the law as a set of arbitrary, restrictive rules, we learn that it is a reflection of God’s own nature and a map for human flourishing. Key points covered:...
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Exodus: Who Do You Think You Are?
09.28.25 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the profound process of identity formation as God reveals it to the Israelites in the wilderness. Moving beyond modern cultural narratives that suggest we must define ourselves entirely on our own, this message examines how true identity…
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Exodus: Why Do You Grumble?
September 21, 2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the Israelites’ journey through the wilderness in the book of Exodus. While God miraculously saved His people from Egypt, their immediate response of grumbling reveals a deeper heart issue that persists even after deliverance.…
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Exodus: Who Can Save Us?
9/14/25 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the powerful narrative of the Israelite crossing of the Red Sea found in Exodus 14. This episode delves into what it means to be truly human and how God shapes us through the wilderness of our lives. Key Points Discussed: The Israelite's...
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Exodus: Formed to be Truly Human
9/7/25 | This sermon, by David Lee, is an exploration of Exodus 13:17-22, which begins a journey into the "wilderness" of spiritual formation, raising profound questions about the nature of our own autonomy. By examining why God led the Israelites on a grueling 40-year detour rather than the...
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Learn about Jesus through our most recent sermon series wherever you listen to podcasts.We believe that something powerful can happen when God’s word comes to bear on our hearts. We hope these sermons can be meaningful opportunities to reflect on the gospel and how it applies to your everyday life.
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Learn about Jesus through our most recent sermon series wherever you listen to podcasts.We believe that something powerful can happen when God’s word comes to bear on our hearts. We hope these sermons can be meaningful opportunities to reflect on the gospel and how it applies to your everyday life.
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