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Redemption Heights Church
by Redemption Heights Church
Listen to weekly Bible teaching from Redemption Heights Church.
Episodes
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Look and Live (Numbers 20:1-21:35)
Our unbelief deserves judgment, but God’s grace provides life.
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Who Do You Think You Are? (Numbers 16:1-17:13)
God alone determines how sinful people may draw near to him.
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This Wicked Congregation (Numbers 13:1-14:45)
Don’t harden your heart when you hear God’s voice.
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A Complaining People (Numbers 10:11-12:16)
The greatest danger in the wilderness isn’t around God’s people, but within God’s people.
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A Holy Camp (Numbers 5:1-6:27)
God’s presence calls his people to holiness.
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Ordination (1 Timothy 4:12-16, Hebrews 13:7-19)
Faithful pastors give themselves to following Christ, teaching his Word, and caring for his people—and the church follows, supports, and prays for them as they follow Jesus.
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The King's Camp (Numbers 1:1-4:49)
God orders his people around his presence for his purpose.
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What Does Your Life Say? (3 John 1-15)
The truth we claim to believe should be visible in the way we live.
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When Love Says No (2 John 1-13)
To walk in love, we must walk in truth.
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That You May Know (1 John 5:13-21)
You can know with confidence that you have eternal life through faith in Jesus Christ.
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Where Assurance Rests (1 John 5:1-12)
Rest your assurance in Christ because eternal life is found in Him.
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What is Love? (1 John 4:7-21)
We are called to reflect God’s love to others.
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Test the Spirits (1 John 4:1-6)
Test truth by the standard of Jesus.
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More than Words (1 John 3:11-24)
Real faith is proven not by what we say, but by how we love.
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The Proof is in the Practice (1 John 2:28-3:10)
The proof of genuine faith is the transformed life that comes from abiding in Christ.
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Abide in Truth (1 John 2:18-27)
In a world full of false teachers, find truth through trust in Jesus.
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No Love (1 John 2:12-17)
Don’t love a world that won’t love you back.
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Prove It (1 John 2:1-11)
If you know Jesus, your life should look like Jesus.
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Seeing Jesus (1 John 1:1-10)
See God as he is and see your sin as he does.
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Waiting for Sunrise (Lamentations 5:1-22)
Because we know that God reigns, we can pray, trust, and wait for his restoration.
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The End of Judgment (Lamentations 4:1-22)
Lament our broken world so that you can hope in our Redeemer.
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Where Do I Turn? (Lamentations 3:40-66)
When everything falls apart, don’t run from God; run to the God who hears, saves, and defends you.
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Great Is Your Faithfulness (Lamentations 3:1-39)
Hope grows as we intentionally rehearse the truth of God.
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Under a Cloud (Lamentations 2:1-22)
When the world is broken, cry out to God in hope.
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Learning to Lament (Lamentations 1:1-22)
Suffering should drive us to cry out to God.
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You Are Witnesses (Luke 24:36-53)
The resurrection isn’t just something to believe, it’s something to experience, proclaim, and live.
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Too Good to Be Untrue (Luke 24:13-35)
Because Jesus is alive, we can stop walking in confusion and start walking in purpose.
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Make It Make Sense (Luke 23:50-24:12)
The resurrection of Jesus is the only thing that makes sense of our faith.
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The Death that Changes Everything (Luke 23:44-49)
Jesus took your judgment so you could receive His life. How you respond changes everything.
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Consider the Cross (Luke 23:26-43)
The cross is where Jesus trades places with sinners, taking our death so we can receive His life.
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Building a Community (Acts 2:42-47)
God asks us to join him in the work of building kingdom community.
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Lifted in the Battle (Exodus 17:8-13)
In the battles we fight, we must help each other depend on the Lord.
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Jesus or Barabbas (Luke 22:54-23:25)
Don’t fight for Jesus, follow him. His path is humble obedience, not worldly power.
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The Hour of Darkness (Luke 22:47-53)
Darkness may get its hour, but Jesus gets forever.
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Pray Like Jesus (Luke 22:39-46)
When suffering is unavoidable, the strength to endure is found in prayer. If we want to endure faithfully, we must pray like Jesus.
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Ready for What's Ahead (Luke 22:21-38)
Because Jesus is the sovereign, interceding Shepherd, we can trust Him to prepare us through suffering.
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In Remembrance (Luke 22:1-20)
We are forgetful people, so Jesus gave us a meal to remember His death, which saves us, and His return, which gives us hope.
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Lesson from a Fig Tree (Luke 21:5-38)
As the world trembles, Christians wait with hope for the return of Christ.
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Contrasting Worship (Luke 20:45-21:4)
Jesus exposes false worship that uses God to exalt self and commends true worship that gives self to exalt God.
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Anatomy of Rejection (Luke 19:45-20:18)
Jesus claims authority; the real question is whether we will surrender or resist.
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The King Who Weeps (Luke 19:41-44)
As Jesus enters Jerusalem, He weeps because his mercy has been offered and rejected.
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Blessed is the King (Luke 19:28-40)
Jesus is the King we've been waiting for.
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The End of the Story (Revelation 21:1-4)
Because Jesus came to dwell with us, we know he will come again to bring us home.
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God With Us (Matthew 1:18-25)
Celebrate Emmanuel, our Savior, because Jesus has come to save us from our sins and be with us.
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Bridge over Troubled Water (Isaiah 59:1-21)
Advent reminds us of the good news that God Himself bridges the gap and rescues us from our sin.
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The Tent of Meeting (Exodus 33:7-17)
Because God has come to dwell with us in Jesus, we should seek His presence this Advent as the source of our life, our identity, and our peace.
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Fight for Faith (1 Timothy 6:2-21)
The Christian life is a daily fight to stay on the path of true life—fleeing desires that destroy faith, pursuing what forms us in Christ, and placing our hope in God alone.
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Honor One Another (1 Timothy 5:1-6:2)
We honor one another as God’s family by caring for each person according to their needs, with dignity, purity, accountability, and Christ-like love.
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Train for Godliness (1 Timothy 3:14-4:16)
In God’s house, we train for godliness by looking to Christ, rejecting counterfeit spirituality, and devoting ourselves to the Word that nourishes true faith.
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Lead with Integrity (1 Timothy 3:1-13)
Faithful leadership protects the church and displays the gospel by reflecting the character of Christ, because in God’s house, we are called to lead with integrity.
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