Redemption Parker is a gospel-centered church located in Parker, Colorado. We exist for the Glory of God and the joy of all people. Visit us at www.redemptionparker.org to learn more.
Alec preaches on the importance of not looking down into our circumstances, to not worry and be anxious, but to look up at God and God's Kingdom.
Matthew 6:5-10
Psalm 63
Here’s the suggested Psalms to pray through for one week: 23; 27; 31; 37; 42; 66; 103;
Here’s the suggested book mentioned in the sermon: Praying the Bible by Donald S. Whitney
Jesus' physical resurrection from the dead is the down payment on the final restoration of all of Creation.
The Bible has a lot to say about The Holy Spirit. Yet many churches have either no teaching about the Spirit or bad teaching. In this message we encounter the words of one member of the Trinity, the Son, about another member of the Trinity - The Spirit.
True freedom is no the absence of boundaries, limitations, or masters... True freedom is found in glad submission to Christ's rule and reign.
We were designed to hunger and thirst. What's true of us physically is true of us spiritually. We must learn to cultivate our hunger and thirst for the one thing that will satisfy our souls eternally - Jesus.
In this message, Jesus brings forth three masterpieces of the Gospel for us to see and savor and be transformed by: Election, Preservation, Satisfaction
In this message, we look at how Jesus lived and breathed the Word of God. He saw the God's Word as absolutely essential, authoritative, and centered around Him.
Jesus encounters a Samaritan Woman at a well and gives her life-transforming Living Water.
Continuing in the Lost and Found series in Luke 15, we begin to look at the parable of the two lost sons.
Hear about the vision God has placed on our church as a church that desires to plant churches that plant churches.
Continuing in our series, The Pursuit of Join (Philippians) we consider Paul's command to "work out our own salvation."
Guest Speaker and missionary John Frieberg shows us how the law given in Numbers 5 is completed in Jesus Christ.
The final message of our Gospel Centered series. Pastor Mark shows how the gospel compels us to embrace God's global purposes in missions.
Jesus talks about money more than any other topic. The question is, why? Jesus doesn't need our money, he's pursuing our hearts. Jesus knows that there is a connection between our wallets and our hearts (Luke 13:34). Jesus wants to free us from the grip of greed and fear, in order for us to live lives of joy and generosity.
Part 6 of our Gospel-Centered Series. In the gospel, we have the freedom to live a life Soli Deo Gloria - to the glory of God Alone. Every moment of every day matters to God. Through our work and callings we love God, love people, and are discipled.
Apart from grace-driven effort, we will not grow in our sanctification, God will not be glorified, and our Joy in the Lord will be suppressed.
We were made to worship... but our hearts are easily led astray. We are thirsty for worship, but we seek to quench our thirst so often with the wrong things. The gospel helps realign our worship toward Jesus, the fountain of Living Water.
In the first sermon of Redemption Parker, Pastor Mark Oshman explores God's passion for God's glory... and why this is very good news for us.