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Redemption Hill Church
by Redemption Hill Church
Redemption Hill Church located in Cartersville, Georgia, is an expository-preaching church dedicated to making disciples. Here, you can listen to each Sunday's message. Website: https://www.rhccartersville.com/
Episodes
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Daniel 3:1-18 Bow or Burn
King Nebuchadnezzar sets up a ninety-foot golden image on the plain of Dura and orders every official in the empire to bow down when the music plays, on pain of being thrown into a blazing furnace. Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refuse. Some Chaldeans report them, and the furious king gives them...
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Daniel 2:46-49 - A Providential Promotion
What began as a death-row nightmare under an angry, terrified dictator ends with a radical promotion into the king’s cabinet, not through political maneuvering or compromise, but through the sovereign hand of God. King Nebuchadnezzar falls on his face, attempting to worship, yet his response...
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Daniel 2:31-46 - Shattering Statues
Something can look incredibly strong and still be incredibly fragile. Consider the Titanic: 46,000 tons of steel and luxury, built with such structural confidence that engineers didn’t even bother putting enough lifeboats on board. Yet it wasn’t a naval fleet or a missile that sank it, but a...
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Daniel 2:1-30 - A King and A Dream
We live in a world of experts. Need financial advice? Find a planner. Tax issue? Hire a CPA. Struggle with marriage? See a counselor. With modern technology and AI, we can typically find a solution for almost any problem—but what happens when you encounter a problem human wisdom cannot answer?…
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Daniel 1:8-21 - Grace to Stand
Forced into exile and pressured to assimilate, Daniel and his friends refused the king's food, choosing dependence on God over comfort and status. We face the same subtle pressure today—softening ethics for business, staying silent to avoid awkwardness, or prioritizing our children's cultural...
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Daniel 1:1-7 - Dual Citizens
Most of you in this room are native citizens of this country, but you can only imagine how Daniel and his three friends must have felt. Forcefully torn from their families, their homes, their occupations, and their homeland, they were dragged into exile in chains—immersed in a foreign culture,...
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Romans 8:9-17 - Not On Our Own
A sermon on Romans 8, and taking seriously the Holy Spirit in the lives of Christians.
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Mark 16:1-8 - The Great Guarantee
The passage in Mark 16 is an amazing promise fulfilled... Jesus is risen from the dead. He is risen for our sakes! The tomb is not opened so he could get out, but so that we could get in.
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Mark - 15:40-47 - A Funeral for Jesus
As Jesus is taken down from the cross and laid in the tomb, Mark draws our attention to faithful women who remained near and Joseph of Arimathea, a courageous disciple who risked his reputation to honor the body of Christ. The sealed tomb leaves no question: Jesus truly died. Yet for those who...
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Mark 15:33-39 - The Climactic Confession
Mark's Gospel reaches its stunning climax not with a miracle or a triumphant crowd, but at the foot of the cross. As darkness lifts and Jesus breathes His last, a hardened Roman centurion becomes the first human in Mark's Gospel to rightly confess, "Truly this man was the Son of God." In this...
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Mark 15:26-32 - Cross Examination
At the cross, Jesus endured humanity's final verdict against Him. The inscription, "The King of the Jews," intended as a charge of mockery, proclaimed a deeper truth than Pilate or the crowd understood. Religious leaders, passersby, and even the criminals crucified beside Him united in ridicule,...
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Romans 15:14-29 - Paul's MissionTo The Gentiles
Missions is worship. The fulfillment of missions sometimes requires us to let go of things that are good and excellent, but we have a greater passion to go. Missions is rooted in the local church sending, supporting, and sustaining the gospel to places who have not heard the name Jesus.
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Mark 15: 1-15 - An Innocent King, A Guilty People
In Mark 15:1–15, Jesus stands before Pilate as the innocent King, falsely accused by the religious leaders and condemned by the Roman governor. Although the Jewish leaders reject Him because He is not the kind of king they wanted, and Pilate knows Jesus is innocent, both choose self-interest over...
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Mark 14:66-72 - A Savior of the Deniers
Looking at how Peter's denial demonstrates what exists in all of us, and how Jesus goes to the cross and is denied so we aren't.
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Mark 14:53-65 - Many False, One True
Mark places Jesus' trial before the Sanhedrin between two betrayals — Judas before it, Peter denying him during it — so that the Lord stands surrounded by false witnesses while being the one true and faithful witness in the room. The whole Gospel has been building to a single question: who is…
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Mark 14:43-52 - Abandoned and Alone
Mark 14:43-52 presents one of the loneliest moments in all of Scripture. In the garden, when Jesus is seized, the disciples who promised loyalty scatter into the darkness, and even the unnamed young man flees, leaving everything behind. The scene strips away every illusion of human faithfulness....
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Mark 14:27-42 - Prevailing Grace & Persistent Prayer
Mark 14:27–42 sets two truths side by side. Before any disciple fails, Jesus promises to go ahead of them to Galilee after He rises—grace that runs ahead of failure and outlasts it. Then in Gethsemane, the one man who will not fall away wrestles in prayer while those who swore loyalty fall…
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Mark 14:10-26 - A Supper For Sinners
In Mark 14:10–26, the institution of the Lord's Supper is deliberately framed by treachery and failure. Mark opens with Judas slipping away to bargain with the chief priests (vv. 10–11) and closes on the road to Gethsemane, where Jesus has just warned that every man at the table will fall away....
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Mark 14:1-9 - Extravagant Devotion
In Mark 14:1-9, a woman pours out perfume worth a year's wages on Jesus, and the room calls it waste. He calls it beautiful. This Sunday we'll sit with what extravagant devotion actually looks like — and why the cost is the point, not the problem.
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Mark 13:28-37 - Stay Awake
Most people say they believe Jesus is coming back, yet for many that belief changes very little about how they live. We become consumed with temporary things, like travelers distracted by airport shops while forgetting the flight home. In Mark 13, Jesus confronts that drift. He prepares His...
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Mark 13:14-27 Mercy in Judgement
Listen to Part 2 of our sermon on the Olivet Discourse
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Mark 13:1-13 - Endure To The End
n Gospel of Mark 13, Jesus sits opposite the temple and tells His disciples something unthinkable: the massive stones of Herod’s Temple would one day be torn down until not one remained upon another. For the Jewish people, the temple was the center of worship, identity, and national hope. Yet…
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Mark 12:38-44 - Devouring Scribes and a Devoted Widow
When was the last time you did something to be seen? Maybe it was a post carefully crafted to present the best version of yourself, a story that subtly elevated your image, or even an act of service done with an eye toward recognition. There’s something in all of us that longs to be noticed, to...
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Mark 12:35-37 - Half Right, All Wrong
Jesus has answered question after question from His critics, and now He turns to ask a question of His own. Still in the temple on Tuesday before the cross, He addresses the issue of His identity as the Messiah. The religious leaders have missed it because they reduced the Messiah to something...
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Mark 12:28-34 - Not Far But Not In
This passage from Mark 12 presents a sobering reversal that strikes at the heart of religious complacency: a scribe begins by testing Jesus’s orthodoxy but ends by being weighed in the scales of the Kingdom himself. The scribe’s question regarding the prōtos—the first or most important...
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Mark 12:13-17 - Render To God
In Mark 12:13-17, Jesus is confronted by an unlikely alliance of Pharisees and Herodians — two groups who despised each other but united in opposition to Him. The Pharisees represented a false submission to God while rejecting earthly authority, and the Herodians represented the opposite: a...
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Mark 12:18-27 - A Correction About The Resurrection
Easter Sunday at Redemption Hill Church covering Mark 12:18-27.
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Mark 12:1-12 - The Irony Of Grace
The passage paints a striking picture of injustice to expose a deeper spiritual truth. A landowner provides everything needed for a flourishing vineyard, yet when he sends servants to collect what is rightfully his, the tenants beat, shame, and kill them. This parable, drawn from Mark 12 and…
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Mark 11:27-33 - Autonomy or Authority?
Have you ever had a moment where you thought, “Just who do they think they are?” That instinctive resistance to authority runs deep in all of us. It’s easy to laugh at it in everyday situations, but beneath the surface is something more serious—a desire to be our own authority. That same struggle...
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Mark 11:12-25 A Cursed Tree & A Cleansed Temple
What does a tree and a temple have to do with one another? Listen to learn more.
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Mark 11:1-11 - The King. The Colt. The Crowd
While history remembers the grand triumphs of Caesar and Alexander—conquerors who entered cities in gold chariots with chained enemies in their wake—the Scriptures present a different kind of King. When Jesus approached Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives, He wasn't looking for a military…
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Mark 10:46-52 - Healing of Bartimaeus
Mark 10:46 picks up with Jesus passing by the ancient city of Jericho, surrounded by a large group of disciples. He is roughly 15-18 miles away from his final destination, Jerusalem—it is a journey that will be both physically strenuous and spiritually heavy as he approaches the cross. Yet…
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Mark 10:32-45 - The Servant Savior
The Servant Savior Mark 10:32–45 reveals a repeated pattern that appears each time Jesus predicts His death: Jesus declares His plan, the disciples respond with pride, and Jesus redirects them to the true path of discipleship. In this third prediction, Jesus gives the most detailed description...
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Mark 10:17-31 - Trading Treasures
In the Gospels, we find a haunting contrast between the children who come to Jesus empty-handed and leave blessed, and the rich young ruler who arrives with hands full of morality and wealth only to walk away empty. This is the only story in the New Testament where someone sincerely approaches...
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Mark 10:13-16 - Open Arms For Empty Hands
Imagine standing in the crowd that day—heat pressing in, people jostling around you, your toddlers tugging at your legs. You’re not there for a conversation or because you think you have anything impressive to offer. You’re just hoping Jesus might lay His hands on your children and bless them.…
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Mark 10:1-12 - What God Has Joined Together
Divorce has touched nearly all of us in some way, and it carries real pain, loss, and long-lasting wounds. Jesus does not speak here to shame or condemn, but to reorient our understanding of marriage around God’s good design—so that married people pursue faithfulness, unmarried people understand...
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Acts 11 - Be Sent
We are refocusing ourselves on our mission as a church. Listen as Joe refocuses on what it looks like to be sent as God's church to carry his gospel to the world.
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Ephesians 4:11-16 - Belong
We are refocusing ourselves on our mission as a church. Listen as Joe refocuses on what it looks like to belong to a body from Ephesians 4.
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Isaiah 6 - Behold the Gospel
We are refocusing ourselves on our mission as a church. Listen as Rob refocuses on what it looks like to behold the gospel from Isaiah 6.
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Isaiah 25:6-9 Promised to Crush Death
Isaiah 25:6-9 provides us with great hope - death does not get the final word!
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Isaiah 53 - Promised to Bear Sin
Isaiah 53 - The Suffering Servant is the Promised King!
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Isaiah 11:1-10 Promised to Bring Peace
History is full of leaders who rose in moments of crisis and appeared capable of bringing the peace people longed for. Napoleon Bonaparte is a vivid example. After the French Revolution left France in political and economic ruin, he emerged as a brilliant and promising leader who rebuilt...
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Isaiah 7:1-14 Promised to Come Down
Isaiah 7 draws us into a moment of real fear in the life of God’s people. Judah faced a crisis as Syria and Israel formed an alliance against them, and King Ahaz’s heart trembled “like the trees of the forest shake before the wind.” Yet standing behind this political threat was something far...
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Isaiah 9:1-7 Promised to Be Light
The opening chapters of Isaiah confront us with a scene of deep spiritual darkness—a people who have rejected God’s counsel, trusted political alliances over His promises, and now face the shadow of Assyrian invasion. Into that gloom Isaiah speaks a staggering word of hope: a light is coming....
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Mark 9:38-50 Seek Peace & Wage War
The closing section of Mark 9 exposes a kind of spiritual nearsightedness in the disciples—a blindness we often share. They had just been arguing about who was the greatest, and now they try to stop a faithful believer from casting out demons simply because he wasn’t part of their group. Jesus...
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Mark 9:30-37 What's your Status?
Mark 9:30-37 examines the tension between two conflicting value systems: the world’s pursuit of “achieved status” and the “upside-down kingdom” introduced by Jesus. As we find the disciples arguing about who among them was the greatest, Jesus offers a stunning and deeply counter-cultural...
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Mark 9:14-29 Weak Faith and a Strong Savior
Last week, we saw the radiant glory of Jesus on the mountaintop. This week, in Mark 9:14–29, we find Him stepping down into the valley—a place filled with confusion, chaos, and weak faith. The contrast is striking: on the mountain, a Father’s voice declared His pleasure in His Son; in the valley…
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Mark 9:1-13 Radiant and Risen
When Jesus led Peter, James, and John up the mountain in Mark 9, He gave them a glimpse of His divine radiance. The veil of His humanity was pulled back, and the disciples caught a momentary vision of His eternal glory—His face shone like the sun, His garments gleamed beyond description. Moses…
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Mark 8:27-38 No Crown without the Cross
What is the most important test you will ever take? This morning, Mark 8:27–9:1 presents that test—not with multiple-choice questions, but with three simple, life-altering questions. Jesus asks His disciples, and now asks us: “Who is Jesus?” “What has He come to do?” and “How will you respond?”…
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Mark 8:1-26 - The Slow Miracle of Seeing Jesus
Mark 8 opens with a second miraculous feeding—this time among Gentiles. Jesus’ provision overflows to all, showing that His compassion isn’t bound by geography, culture, or prejudice. Where the disciples saw a problem—too many mouths, too few loaves—Jesus saw opportunity to reveal God’s heart for...
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Redemption Hill Church located in Cartersville, Georgia, is an expository-preaching church dedicated to making disciples. Here, you can listen to each Sunday's message.
Website: https://www.rhccartersville.com/
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