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revrobrodriguez.com
by Robert Rodriguez
revrobrodriguez.com was created to share the Gospel, bring glory to God, proclaim Jesus Christ, and be led by the Holy Spirit.The website includes the personal profile, experience, wellness coaching, and recent sermons and podcast offerings from the ministry of Robert Rodriguez.
Episodes
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The Lost Parables of Jesus (Week 1) - "The Lost Sheep"
This three-week series unpacks three of Jesus’s “lost” parables: the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the lost son. By understanding God’s heart for sinners and for bringing the lost to him, we can celebrate salvation and conversion with generous and joyful hearts. Christ seeks the lost, the…
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The Preeminence of Christ
This stand-alone Easter sermon looks at Paul’s declaration that Jesus is the firstfruits of those who have died. While the first, Jesus is not the last to rise from the dead. Jesus’s resurrection is the promise that more will rise. Do you believe that the dead in Jesus will be raised?
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Genesis (Week 9) - "With a Family Like This...Who Needs Enemies?!?"
God works all things together for the good of those who love him. The faith of Joseph challenges us to trust God, even when it seems that God has forgotten us.
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Genesis (Week 8) - A Flawed & Fallen Family
The people of God are not perfect, and the world is fallen. The mistakes and sins of the fathers of the faith should serve as both an encouragement and a warning for those who believe today.
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Genesis (Week 7) - "Sibling Rivalry"
God never justifies the sin of the trickster Jacob but also accepts him as his own. By accepting Isaac’s blessing of Jacob and confirming the promise given to him, God is showing the world that his ways are not based on merit or birth order—or whatever the world uses to judge worth.
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Genesis (Week 3) - "Divine Intervention"
The flood is a demonstration of God’s care and concern for his creation. When you see a rainbow, remember the promise of God.
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Genesis (Week 2) - "The Game Changer"
Genesis is the first book of the Bible for two of the major world religions. But what is in it? What does it have to say, and how does this teach us about Jesus? This nine-week series on Genesis will look at some of the foundational stories in the first book of the Bible. The fall changed...
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How to Read Your Bible (Week 2) - "His New Covenant Fulfills the Old One"
Jesus’s personal fulfillment and interpretation of the Old Testament has lasting authority for the church. As Christians, we should interpret the Old Testament through the lens of the New Testament—through the lens of Jesus Christ and his apostles.
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How to Read Your Bible (Week 1)
This four-week sermon series encourages congregants to explore God’s Word and equips them with basic hermeneutical principles that will help them engage with Scripture and correctly interpret its texts. In this series, we will cover topics such as Jesus as the Word of God, the relationship…
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New Year Prayer
With this one-week New Year’s sermon, we will walk through Paul’s hopeful and encouraging prayer for the church in Colossae. Paul prays that the Colossian believers will be filled with God’s knowledge and put it into practice. Paul prayed that the Colossians would have the knowledge of God’s will...
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Among Us (Week 4) - "A Stand-In or The REAL Thing" (Christmas Sunday)
Christmas is a time to remember the greatness of Christ. Jesus is better than anything you are going to receive this coming Christmas.
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Among Us (Week 3) - "Forgiveness & Adoption" (Christmas Eve)
Through Jesus God gives us forgiveness. Why not ask for God’s forgiveness for Christmas this year?
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Among Us (Week 1) - "The Advent"
In this series for Advent, we will explore the first chapter of the Gospel of John. What did it mean for God to take on human flesh and walk among us? As we grow in understanding, our hearts will become more prepared for the Christmas holiday and for an encounter, once again, with the living God....
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One Year From Now: Looking Back & Looking Forward
This week's sermon is focused both on looking at the end of the year that’s closing and ahead to the year to come. Jesus’s commitment to the will of his Father and the well-being of his “family” and his confidence in God’s presence are significant when it comes to setting the pace for our lives....
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The Book of Ecclesiastes (Week 4) - "Doubt and Faith"
Even though the Preacher describes a meaningless world that can challenge one to doubt, he fully affirms the God who gives meaning to life. We will believe in the God who gives life meaning.
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The Book of Ecclesiastes (Week 3) - "An Empty Life"
The Preacher tries to find meaning and satisfaction through pleasure, wealth, work, and gaining knowledge. But he finds these paths meaningless. We will not seek ultimate meaning in money, work, knowledge, or pleasure.
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The Book of Ecclesiastes (Week 2) - The Problem with Earthly Wisdom
The Preacher shows the problem with using wisdom as a formula for the perfect life. Life is random, complex, and often unjust. We will trust in God and not in our formulas to control a life that is beyond our control.
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Jesus In The Psalms (Week 3) - The Good Shepherd
Jesus is the Good Shepherd, and we are his sheep. Find a few moments each day this week for quiet prayer and Bible reading, in order to create space for the Good Shepherd to work in you. Bring that quiet connection to Jesus into the spaces of your daily life.
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The Book of Ecclesiates (Week 1) - The Meaning of Life
This series explores the book of Ecclesiastes. By understanding the context and theology of the book’s main character (Qoheleth), we can understand the limitations of life. In acknowledging the author’s honest conclusions and the contemporary parallels, we will understand that God gives ultimate...
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Jesus In the Psalms (Week 6) - The Atonement
Psalm 22 shows us the suffering and glory of Jesus as the Messiah. Take time to mediate on Psalm 22 this week, and journal about the atonement and what it means for your life.
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Jesus In The Psalms (Week 5) - Jesus, the Messiah
Several verses of Psalm 118 point the reader to Jesus. Read Psalm 118 this week, as well as the mentioned Gospel Scriptures, and meditate on how Jesus Christ is revealed to us in both testaments of the Bible.
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Jesus In The Psalms (Week 4) - "The First and Second Advent"
Psalm 98 celebrates Jesus’s first coming and anticipates a day when we will celebrate his second coming. Read Psalm 98 this week, and listen to a traditional choral rendition of “Joy to the World” by Isaac Watts. Meditate on both. Is Jesus’s second coming a joyful thing or a fearful thing for you?
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Jesus In The Psalms (Week 2) - The One and Only Righteous Man
Jesus is the ultimate man of righteousness. Read through Psalm 1 again, thinking of it as a description of Jesus. Which of Jesus’s good habits described there can you let rub off on you this week?
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Jesus In The Psalms (Week 1) - The One and Only Priestly King
Jesus Christ is both Priest and King. Identify the areas of your life that you consider “your own,” the areas that you like to have control over. In what ways can you surrender these areas of control to Christ the King?
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New Exodus (Week 7) - From Where Does Success Come?
The gospel redefines what makes us successful. Ultimately, our success is found in Jesus and his work, not in what we accomplish.
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The New Exodus (Week 6) - Joy In Worship
Joy is an integral part of worship. What can you do to make worship a time of joyful anticipation?
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New Exodus (Week 5) - Staying Faithful
Nehemiah and Ezra experience opposition as they try to enact God’s will. Do not be surprised by opposition to your faith, but when you encounter it, use it as an opportunity to trust God.
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New Exodus (Week 4) - Biblically Centered Worship
Nehemiah and Ezra experience opposition as they try to enact God’s will. Do not be surprised by opposition to your faith, but when you encounter it, use it as an opportunity to trust God.
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New Exodus (Week 3) - Sacrificial Service
Sacrifice and service are characteristics of God’s people. Evaluate your attitude and behavior toward manual labor. Is there any job you consider beneath you? What is an action you can take this week to engage in humble service?
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New Exodus (Week 2) - Spiritual Disciplines and Leadership
Ezra and Nehemiah show us important characteristics of a leader. Prayerfully consider where you may need to speak a hard truth to the community of faith.
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New Exodus (Week 1) - The Faithfulness of God
This seven-week series looks at the complementary historical books Ezra and Nehemiah. Sometimes called “the new exodus,” the return of the Jews from exile to the promised land offers us many relevant lessons today about the nature of God and the gospel. God keeps his promise—you can count on it!...
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Airplane Mode REVISITED - Solitude
We live in a noisy world. Even when alone, apart from sound, we’re bombarded with texts, emails, and social media messages. The desire to seek solitude and silence isn’t only about finding a quiet place. It’s about discovering the gift of removing ourselves from the cacophony of messages to find...
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Spiritual Warfare, Faith, Prayer - Eph. 6:10-24
Fathers are to nurture their children while children are to obey their parents, and slaves are to obey their masters while masters are to take care of their slaves. Also, life is a spiritual war, so be sure to keep each piece of spiritual armor in place; and stand firm against the devil.
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Evangelism, Sanctification, Purity - Eph. 5:2-20
Be imitators of God, and walk in love. Be filled with the Holy Spirit, and let him determine the quality of husband-wife relationships.
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Maturity, Fruit of the Spirit, Spiritual Gifts - Eph. 4:1-16
You should live like the person you have become. Live in unity and mutual ministry with others and in holiness before God.
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Unity, Fellowship, Reconciliation - Eph. 2:11-22
God’s grace gives you life and unites you with him and with people from whom you are alienated.
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God’s Purpose, Restoration, Our Relationship with God - Ephesians 1:9-23
Through the ministries of God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Christians have been given every necessary spiritual blessing.
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Hot Topics (Week 6) - Identification
“Six Truths…” 1️⃣ All people are beautiful & wonderfully made. (Psalm 139:13-14) 2️⃣ Our bodies are ultimately created for God. (Romans 1:21-25, 1 Cor. 10:31) 3️⃣ We are designed & defined by God for a purpose. (Genesis 1:27) 4️⃣ We all have rebelled & rejected God’s plan for sexuality. (2 Cor....
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Hot Topics (Week 5)
What does God think about abortion? In the eyes of God the Creator, all creation—and all human life—is valuable. Being pro-life is about more than abortion. As believers, we should live in a way that honors the dignity of all humans, regardless of political policy or societal norms.
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Hot Topics (Week 4)
Jesus tells us not to worry about tomorrow, but that’s not always easy. Nor is keeping our temper in check, especially when we see rampant injustice in the world around us. We explore what the Bible teaches regarding our thoughts and emotions, and why it’s important to take care of our mental and...
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Hot Topics (Week 3)
What is the relationship between faith and science? Faith and science are not opposing disciplines. Throughout history, Christians have often been the greatest proponents of scientific discovery, using their intellect to worship God. We should love God with all our minds, allowing faith and…
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Hot Topics (Week 2)
How can we trust the Bible? We can trust that the Bible is God’s Word because of its enduring message. The Bible remains the primary way God teaches, encourages, and guides humanity. As believers, we can be confident that the message of Scripture is reliable and relevant to our lives—and live in...
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Hot Topics (Week 1)
If Christians really love Jesus, why is there so much hurt in the church? Jesus confronted the hypocrisy of religious people and desires that his disciples walk in love. Only when we stop pretending the church is perfect can we invite Jesus to conform us more and more to his image.
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Galatians (Week 5)
The temptation in our society is to find our worth in our actions: whether they are moral (in the church) or successful (in the world). But Christians know they are loved and approved because of Jesus. What would it look like this week not to participate in the struggle for approval and success?
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Galatians (Week 4)
God has brought us into his household. You are a son or daughter of God, and everything is okay between you two! Are you living your daily life like that is true?
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Galatians (Week 3)
The law points us to Christ. Where have you fallen short of the standards God sets for you and that you set for yourself? Lean into his promise of grace this week.
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Galatians (Week 2)
We are justified by faith in Christ and nothing else. Are the challenges and decisions in your daily life clarified and guided by the faith you have in Christ, or do you pray occasionally but most of the time go it alone?
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Galatians (Week 1)
Paul’s letter to the Galatian church is perhaps one of the most important letters for the church. This five-week series will look at its importance and theological relevance for our faith and life today. Specifically, we will look at the sweeping vision of grace that Paul lays out in this letter....
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Signs (Week 8) - Easter Sunday
The resurrection of Jesus shows us that there is re-creation to come. The signs in John show us that God is active in the world; now God calls us to be his sign to those around us.
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Signs (Week 7) - Good Friday
The crucifixion shows us God’s judgment of the world. On the cross, Jesus has drawn everyone to God, no matter who they are or what they have done—and that includes you.
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