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As Christians, we are not just a face in the crowd, but rather known by name to the Lord. Our individuality will be recognized in heaven, even amidst the corporate setting. Women hold an important and beautiful role in the church, equal to men, and mutual respect is due to all. We honor and serve one another best when we understand this equality. Phoebe was a true Christian woman who lived a life of faith and integrity. Her commendation by Paul speaks to her character and willingness to serve, giving more than receiving. We too should use our gifts to serve others without limits, just as Phoebe did. Don’t let sin stop you from using your gifts – serve with humility and avoid the pride that leads to resentment and discontentment.Scripture: Ruth 1:6-18, Romans 16:1-2The post Naming Names (Part 1) first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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In his letter to the Romans, the Apostle Paul commended the church for their faith, highlighting their goodness, willingness, sincerity, teachability, and knowledge. These characteristics are what the church should exemplify today. Paul’s attitude towards the Romans was genuine because he was faithful to God first and foremost.
However, today, we see a watered-down gospel that lacks the truth of the gospel, sin, repentance, and faith in Christ. We must ask ourselves, what kind of offering are we bringing to the Lord? Is it a self-help message or the full preaching of the gospel that leads to salvation? Our offerings to the Lord must be pleasing to Him, just as Paul’s offering was the Gentiles to whom he preached the gospel. Paul knew that it was not him but God the Father who drew people to Christ, and his role was to be faithful.
We don’t need charismatic preachers who boast about their successes. Instead, we need faithful preachers who serve their people well in both word and deed. Paul was an excellent example of this in his ministry. Pastors and elders must be accessible, approachable, and available to serve their congregations.
Let us be mindful of the offering we bring to the Lord. Let it be one that is faithful, truthful, and pleasing to Him.Scripture: Leviticus 4:1-12, Romans 15:14-21The post Paul, The Preacher first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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The importance of unity cannot be overstated. As followers of Christ, we are united with one heart and one faith, and our duty to one another and the body of Christ is paramount. We must not lose focus on our mission and must bear with the failings of the weak. It is not an option but rather a command. We must be understanding and patient with one another, even when we must lay aside our rights and freedoms. If we lack patience or sympathy or refuse to put our rights aside, then we need to check ourselves because these are the marks and obligations of a true Christian. Jesus Christ is our catalyst and standard. He humbly laid aside his desires for the love of the Father and us.We must ask ourselves, are we givers or takers? Are we understanding or demanding? Christ has welcomed us with open arms despite our weaknesses and flaws. He has been patient and understanding with us. How can we not do the same for others in Christ? Let us remember how Christ has dealt with and is dealing with us now. He demands unity because we have peace with God and one another through it. As we live in this way, it brings glory to God.Scripture: Isaiah 53:1-9, Romans 15:1-13The post Do Not Please Yourself first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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As we mature in our Christian faith, we are called to exhibit charity, which leads to unity. Achieving maturity requires consuming and conforming to God’s word and then understanding and practicing it. This process of maturity is not simply a matter of how long you have been a Christian. Charity is not about compromising truth but embodying wisdom, understanding, patience, and grace. Unity is our ultimate goal, involving deep fellowship and caring for one another.
When navigating our relationships with weaker brothers or those who have convictions that the Bible does not prescribe, we should refrain from passing judgment on non-sinful matters. Patience, humility, and the love of Christ are key in discerning that some things don’t rise to the level of sin. Even when we are correct, we must recognize and appreciate where others are spiritually and be teachable ourselves. Through this, we gain a better perspective on the weaker brother.Scripture: Proverbs 30:1-9, Romans 14: 13-23The post Maturity, Charity, Unity (Part 2) first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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The resurrection of Jesus Christ was not just a mere occurrence that was fabricated to save faith after his death. It was a promise long foretold in the scriptures, for it has always been a part of God’s plan of redemption. Jesus presented himself alive, proving the truth of his resurrection. Although his tomb was empty, he didn’t disappear but instead appeared to his followers, filling their hearts with hope and courage. His appearance was a powerful affirmation for those who believe and trust in him. He stayed with them for forty days, giving them a witness to instill confidence in their faith whenever they wavered.
His resurrection is the foundation of Christianity, the source of everlasting hope and joy. It assures us that his elect will come to a saving knowledge of our savior. His triumph over death has transformed our lives as Christians, and we are called to share the fullness of the gospel, to proclaim the problem of sin, the penalty we deserve, the provision made for us in a sinless savior, the price paid in the death of Jesus, the proof given to us in the resurrection, and the promise of everlasting life to those who believe and trust him. The resurrection is a testament to his boundless love, as he has given us a witness that we can always look to and may never have to rely on blind faith.
Scripture: Psalm 16, Luke 24: 1-49
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The triumphal entry of Jesus serves as a powerful reminder of His kingship, both past, present, and future. Unlike earthly rulers, Jesus is the epitome of honor, honesty, justice, and protection. But His reign extends far beyond these qualities, as He alone has the power to deliver us from our deepest, darkest enemies.
The procession during the triumphal entry is not a celebration of a victory already won, but rather a testament to the absolute certainty of God’s unchanging plan. Jesus’ untying of the unridden colt is a display of His sovereign and preeminent authority, while His humble choice to ride a donkey colt fulfills a prophecy and reveals His transcending majesty and relatability to us. The laying of cloaks on the road and the shouting of “Hosanna!” demonstrate the reverence, allegiance, and respect that Jesus deserves as the only one who can save us.
As we reflect on this event, we are reminded that Jesus should be the center of our lives, and we should look to Him as our Savior and King. Is he everything for you and to you?Scripture: Psalm 2, Mark 11:1-11The post Behold, Your King! first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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The message conveyed in these verses is a powerful reminder that as Christians, we are called to foster unity and love among ourselves. We must be mindful of our maturity as believers and how it influences our behavior towards others. It’s essential to recognize that we all have areas where we may lack understanding or have weaker faith. In such cases, we should avoid insisting on things that the Bible doesn’t declare as sin.
To promote unity, we should welcome our brothers and sisters and avoid quarreling over mere opinions. We should accept them with sincerity, care, respect, and genuine love. We should not keep them at a distance, despise them, or treat them as less than Christian. Instead, we ought to approach them with humility and a willingness to learn from one another.
When it comes to areas of sin, we have a duty to confront, rebuke, and urge repentance to the Lord in a loving way. In doing so, we must be careful to judge with right judgment and avoid passing judgment on things that Scripture doesn’t declare as sin.
In summary, as Christians, we must strive to foster unity and love among ourselves. We should approach each other with humility, respect, and genuine love, and avoid insisting on matters that the Bible doesn’t declare as sin. When necessary, we should confront sin with love and right judgment, always seeking to restore rather than condemn.Scripture: Psalm 130-131, Romans 14:1-6The post Maturity, Charity, Unity first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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Our lives are not just about us but the kingdom of God. We must love and respect each other, focusing on the needs of others and letting go of hatred or resentment. Let us love with the same love that Christ has placed in our hearts, allowing it to cover over a multitude of sins.
Salvation is closer to us now than when we first believed. Therefore, we must be alert and ready, living properly according to the Lord and avoiding anything that takes us away from Christ. Let us put on the Lord Jesus Christ and not allow ourselves to be tempted by the desires of the flesh. We should live with a holy urgency and do nothing that would harm our witness. We must prioritize our faith over distractions that do not bring us closer to God and live our lives with a sense of urgency. Let us remain steadfast in our faith, even when life gets busy, and not let the mundane aspects of life rob us of the gift of Christ.
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As we conclude this 4-part mini-series on the Christian’s responsibility to the government, we are reminded of the importance of having rightful expectations from our governing authorities. Despite living in a post-Christian society, we must continue to hold them accountable for protecting lawful laws and preserving our lawful freedoms. Civil law should be an appropriate application of God’s moral laws to ensure that society remains free from widespread chaos and corruption. Furthermore, our governing authorities should pass and uphold laws that reflect, promote, and preserve the lives of all image-bearers of God. Any arbitrary or inconsistent behavior, misuse, abuse, or flippant attitude toward just laws and political vendettas should be exposed and challenged.As a church and the people of God, we have a duty to speak truth to the lies and call for righteousness. We must seek to bring God back into the public sphere and preserve our lawful freedoms, such as our right to worship in the way we believe. Scripture: Psalm 75, Romans 13:1-7The post God, Government, and You (Part 4) first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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As believers, we recognize that God has established the government, magistrates, and authorities. Therefore, we show respect in our dealings and abide by the lawful laws. Our response to the authorities should be peaceful, and we should pray for their salvation while also serving as a corrective influence by reminding them that they are appointed by God and must obey Him and His laws. We must also be proactive at all levels where we are called to serve.
In rare cases, when all other options have been exhausted, we may need to exercise civil disobedience to stand up in obedience to God. This may include a situation where the magistrate requires us to do something forbidden by God or to refrain from doing something that God commands us to do. Nevertheless, we must always uphold everything that God commands us to do.
Scripture: Daniel 3:8-18, Romans 13:1-7
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Scripture: Exodus 19:4-20:2
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In a society where immoral people are in power, it is expected to see partiality, corruption, deceitfulness, and abuse of authority. Unlawful laws not in line with God’s law may be passed and enforced. This can lead to chaos, disorder, and lawlessness. As individuals, we cannot reject or detach from the government. However, we can strive to be the most respectful, honest, and obedient citizens possible as far as we are able. We should encourage our government officials to act with integrity, justice, and righteousness and hold them accountable when they fail to do so. We should also remember that God establishes governments and will ultimately be held accountable to Him. Even though we may need to obey God rather than man in certain situations, we can still show honor, respect, and obedience to lawful laws.Scripture: Daniel 6:1-15, Romans 13:1-4The post God, Government, and You (Part 2) first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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God has established three social institutions – the family, the church, and the government. As followers of God, we are responsible for shaping these institutions according to His design. If we overlook the importance of these institutions, we risk the unraveling of our society, leading to a family lacking definition, an ineffective church, and a government lacking justice and accountability. Those in positions of power must fear God, for without this fear, right and wrong can become distorted, and true justice will be lost. As Christians, we cannot remain idle spectators, Scripture: Deuteronomy 17:14-21, Romans 13:1-7The post God, Government, and You first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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As Christians, we can expect pushback and even hostility from the world, so how do we deal with people who don’t like us, or more accurately, who we represent very much? We’re not “fight fire with fire” or repay evil for evil, even when we’re right, for this is where we fall into sin ourselves, but instead, we should seek to bless them, for we have that they need. Pray for them, preach the gospel, be patient, and love them with the love of Christ, even when they don’t see it that way.
We are to live peaceably with all insofar as it depends on us. This does not mean that we ignore sin or compromise our beliefs, but it does mean that we acknowledge problems, deal with them biblically, and speak with softness and humility.Scripture: Isaiah 65:1-7, Romans 12:14, 17-21The post As Far As It Depends On You first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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In this passage, three characteristics are outlined that all flow from having a humble spirit. We are to live in harmony with other Christians, being of one mind with scripture anchoring our worldview. This means we are patient and have a charitable spirit with one another. Harmony doesn’t simply mean peace, where cheap grace is given with no repentance or obedience required, but instead means to stand for the truth of scripture in love.We must be humble toward others, not look down on them, have little patience, or take advantage of weaknesses. Who we are, and the gifts/talents that we have don’t come from something within our flesh but are given to us by God.
Lastly, we are not to be wise in our own eyes. Our attitude should not be one of promoting or exalting ourselves or living a life based simply on how we feel, which is commonplace in the world. For the Christian, our wisdom comes from the Lord and his Word, and we ought to be fair in assessing our gifts, talents, and abilities as we seek to serve the Lord.Scripture: Proverbs 3:1-8, 13-18, Romans 12:9-16The post Harmony Not Haughtiness first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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Scripture: Psalm 8:1-9
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Our call to contentedness means we genuinely share in each other’s joy without looking at ourselves and our wants or needs. In Christ, we have all that we need, even if all else were to be withheld or taken away, and when we get to a place where we are unable and unwilling to rejoice with others’ successes, gifts, or joys, that we also desire, we are ultimately saying that God is not enough. We are also called to have compassion for others and avoid the dangers of losing patience or being resentful insofar as we do not cross the line of indulging sinful behavior. The implications of our attitudes toward contentedness and compassion say much about where we are in our walk with Christ, and we must soberly and honestly reflect on where we may fall short. Scripture: Job 2, Romans 12:15The post Contented and Compassionate first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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Our attitude and actions as believers should and will look different than the world or those who merely profess to believe in Christ. We rejoice always and in all circumstances, because we know the sure and steady hope that awaits us in Christ. We are constantly praying, not simply to get us out of a situation or for something we want, but to give thanks, praise, and intercession, all according to His will. Our attitude ought to be one of sharing, generosity, and hospitality. To unbelievers, all of these characteristics are arbitrary. To those who merely profess to know Christ, these demands are too much, but for true believers, these are our expectations because he transforms us and is accomplished not as we try harder on our own but as we yield to Jesus Christ, who is our model. Scripture: Psalm 13, Romans 12:9-13The post A Motto, Our Attitude first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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The characteristics of Christians set them apart from unbelievers and show they belong to the Lord. They are essential to the faith, not to show that we’re Christian, but because we’re Christian. We ought to have genuine love, hate for what is evil, love for what is good, show honor to one another as believers, and be zealous for things of God. The example has been laid out for us in Christ, and we are to walk in a manner worthy of our calling. Scripture: Ezekiel 33:1-9, Romans 12:9-13The post Essentials, Not Add-Ons first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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In his letter to the Philippians, Paul sets the tone of chapter 3 by reminding believers to rejoice in the Lord always. With that in mind, he cautions to beware of false teachers, or reliance on yourself and your works. Moving forward in faith may cost you, and we need to be willing to suffer loss for the sake of Christ. We are to follow Christ’s example, not return evil for evil, be reminded of the joy of knowing Christ, and keep our eye on the prize of an eternity spent in the presence of God, living this life each day. Scripture: Philippians 3:1-21The post Forward In Faith first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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The birth of Jesus Christ is the most significant of all time because of who he is and what he would do for his people. The good news the angel of the Lord brought was the greatest news ever given because it brings about peace forever, and the joy this brings stands above our temporal circumstances. It never fades, wavers, or changes. Scripture: Psalm 4, Luke 2:8-14The post Born Unto You first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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Scripture: Isaiah 1:10-18
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To walk in the light of Christ is to have fellowship with other believers, with God, and Christ, which brings about a zeal for Christ that cannot be contained. It produces joy in the life of believers and shows a continued progression toward holiness. It first requires us to be cleansed from sin, practice the truth and aim for holiness, have fellowship with other believers, and realize the value of the cleansing blood of Christ. It means confessing our sins to the one who can and does forgive but does not dishonor the Lord by excusing sin or using God’s forgiveness as a license. Scripture: 1 John 1:1-2:6The post Walk In The Light first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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There are distinct characteristics of Christians that are the natural outworking of the Christian life. While we still battle indwelling sin, live in a fallen world, and are constantly tempted by Satan, Christ gives us the foundations for living that give us the ability to live in a way that honors him. No one or nothing is more central to a Christian than Jesus Christ and obeying, pleasing, and serving him as a living sacrifice. We are not to be conformed to this world or the things in it and should not count on these things to bring us our purpose, joy, or meaning. Be transformed by the renewing of your mind and view everything through the lens and objective truth of the Bible. Scripture: Isaiah 55:8-13, Romans 12:1-8The post Distinct Because There’s A Difference first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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Just as in Colossae, those who tend toward legalism are characterized by focusing on works, adding to the law being concerned with external appearances, and imposing those same things on others. It often leads to despair and frustration and is not a result of what Christ has done in us but trying to add to what he’s already done. The other temptation is to minimize the law and obedience to it, which also must be avoided.
We ought to be concerned with holiness, which is always concerned with how God sees us rather than others and is a matter of the heart. It’s about applying the law of God to all of life, where there are no loopholes or corners to be cut. Though it doesn’t preclude a strong confrontation of sin since we are to be concerned with the holiness of God, it’s ready to give others the benefit of the doubt and is quick to forgive repentant hearts as Christ forgave us.
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Although most civilizations throughout history are extinct, the Jews have been held together throughout, and God is not done with them as a people. As unfaithful as the Jews were in their rejection of the Messiah, his covenant promise remains that all of those whom he calls will be saved. Nobody is beyond his reach, and his promises and plan will not fail. Just as the Gentiles were very far away 2000 years ago, the Gospel turned the world upside down, and the same will be true for the Jews in that a great multitude of them will be saved at the appointed time. Scripture: Deuteronomy 7:1-11, Romans 11:25-26The post The Savior of All first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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This text shows Paul’s concern for the unbelieving Jews he was ministering to. Although physical Israel rejected Christ, it will and has led to the salvation of the people of many nations. It has been beneficial to us as Christians because the Gospel has gone out to the nations as a part of God’s plan and is used as righteous jealousy to wake up the Jews to Jesus being the Messiah. Paul wants people to see what they have that they took for granted, such as being a part of the covenant community. While they will not be fully restored, God is not done with Israel in the sense that many will be saved through Jesus Christ. As we see today and throughout history, Jews have been disproportionately despised, and as Christians, we are not to be arrogant toward them. While they are not to be considered de facto Christians and need the Savior, we have much common ground in the 39 books of the Old Testament, and we need to make them jealous for Christ by living faithfully and showing them the Messiah with love, patience, and humility. Scripture: Psalm 22, Romans 11:11-24The post Grafted In first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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Being born into a Christian family or having been descended from a Jewish community has many benefits, but it does not mean that one is saved. Paul was the “perfect” Jew in every way, but that did not save him; instead, it was his faith in Jesus Christ alone that transformed his life. Many people who are merely religious or profess to be believers will reject the faith, compromise the gospel, affirm sin, and eventually leave altogether, demonstrating that they never truly believed in one true gospel in the first place. But amid widespread rebellion and throughout history, God has always kept his remnant as a witness to the nations, as soldiers in his army, so that he might show his power through them. We need to guard against remaining only in our Christian huddles and be instruments in the hand of our Redeemer to an unbelieving world. Scripture: 1 Kings 19:9-15, 18, Romans 11:1-6The post The Remnant first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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Has God forgotten about Israel? In these verses, there is underlying tension as Paul is speaking to the ethnic Jews, whom God has used throughout history as a part of God’s unfolding redemptive plan. Ethnic Israel rejected the Messiah, and many of the laws, ceremonies, and traditions that the Jews held pointed to and were fulfilled by Jesus Christ and his work on the cross. With that said, God has not absolutely rejected all Jews, and Paul himself, as a Jew, was an example of this. He was seen persecuting the church and not seeking salvation in Jesus Christ alone, but God saw fit to invade Paul’s life and call him to himself, and he will do the same to a multitude in the future. We must come alongside Israel and preach the Gospel as we must to all others. Scripture: Isaiah 65:13-16, Romans 10:16-11:10The post What About Israel? first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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Salvation is not for one particular group of ethnic people. It’s for all sinners and for all time. We’ve sinned against God our creator and God alone, and it’s to him that we must be reconciled to, not nature or some other person or being. Only Jesus could do for us that which we could never do for ourselves, and when we truly trust in him alone, lives and cultures are changed. Scripture: Isaiah 52:1-10, Romans 10-11-15The post Everyone Who Calls first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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The language of Psalm 72 is fit for an eternal king. While King Solomon’s reign produced blessings for those under his rule, his short reign as king was only a foretaste of the eternal blessing bestowed upon the servants of Christ’s eternal kingdom. Christ is the king who reigns eternal, and his blessing extends to all ends of his kingdom and will not end.
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When God lifts the restraints on a godless world, and sin abounds, there is no shame when there ought to be. Sinful behavior is normalized, a sign of man’s arrogance, selfishness, rebellion, and deep fallen nature.
The world will seek to shame those who hold to Christian convictions and hold to what the Bible teaches into silence or embrace the lie that what we believe is shameful, bigoted, old-fashioned, etc. This is all done to justify their own sin. As Christians, we are reminded that there is no shame for those in Jesus Christ, and we are called to live our faith and the truth of Scripture unashamedly and with boldness and love.Scripture: Isaiah 61:1-8, Romans 10:8-11The post No Shame first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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How are you able to please God? It’s not on your own. It’s all of God and all of grace, all the time. Salvation is not about making a decision for Christ or somehow being convinced. You can’t be saved by doing your best or trying harder because you will always fall short of the standard and may not be saved if you merely profess to believe in Christ. Salvation results from the change the Lord makes in our hearts. Because of this, when we confess with our mouths that Jesus is Lord and believe in our hearts that God raised him from the dead, we give all of ourselves and our lives to him to be used for the building up of his kingdom and his glory. Scripture: Deuteronomy 30:1-14, Romans 10:5-10The post You Put This Faith In My Heart first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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In Chapter 10 of Romans, Paul continues to press on about salvation and true saving faith and that simply having zeal or sincerity alone for religion or even for God doesn’t equate to salvation. The Jews had the things of God all around them but sought their own righteousness by trying to keep the law, adding to it, or lowering that standard, rather than being humbled by it and looking to Christ, who kept it perfectly. As Christians, when we live for God, we don’t do it to gain favor or earn salvation but because of the gift we’ve already been given in Christ.Scripture: Hosea 4:1-9, Romans 10:1-6The post Zeal Is Not Enough first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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In conclusion to the 5 part mini-series on God’s sovereign election in the salvation of his people, we are reminded that all people are sinners who, apart from God’s grace, cannot seek after God due to their nature. This is why we see those we would never expect come to Christ and those we would otherwise expect, ultimately miss and reject God.Scripture: Isaiah 44:9-20, Romans 9:13-33The post God’s Sovereign Election (Part 5) first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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The Psalms, primarily when understood as a whole, organized collection, lay out major themes of Scripture. They especially highlight the ultimate hope of god’s people–the establishment of His law and the vindication of His kingdom, accomplished through His mercy throughout history.
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As he continues through the subject of God’s sovereignty, Paul anticipates the question of one’s free will and doubles down on the authority of God in all areas, including this. While we can have very sincere questions if we’re hoping to gain greater understanding, we must remember that all of our actions are tainted by sin due to our fallen nature, and absent God’s grace, we are all vessels of destruction, which are used to show his power and to make known the riches of his gloryScripture: Job 40:1-15, Romnans 9:19-24The post God’s Sovereign Election (Part 4) first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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As believers, we need to be willing to be an instrument in our Lord’s hands, have a genuine heart for the lost, and be willing to do whatever it takes to preach the gospel. In Acts 8, we see God using Philip in the salvation of the Ethiopian eunuch, who was highly regarded and seemingly had much of what the world has to offer, yet something was still missing. After God opened his heart, he partook in baptism, which is the outward witness to others of the inward change that God has made. Scripture: Isaiah 53, Acts 26-39The post Down To The Water! first appeared on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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In part 3 of this section on God’s sovereign election of his people, Paul impresses upon us what it means for God to “harden” someone, which is simply an act of his leaving someone to their own way. It can be an act of judgment, to show us how sinful we truly are or to […]
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There are two major categories of objections to the reality of God’s sovereign election in salvation, fairness and personal freedom, that Paul anticipates and addresses as we wrestle with this challenging doctrine. Just as a governor, who has the authority and prerogative, can pardon the convicted, so too does God in choosing to show mercy […]
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While a sometimes difficult doctrine, all of scripture shows us that God is sovereign over the salvation of those whom he chooses for the purpose of carrying out his plans and decrees. It’s God’s gift of election that determines our faith, and for those in Christ, this gives us great assurance of our faith. Far […]
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While God is always sovereign in the salvation of his people, this fact does not negate our responsibility as Christians to preach the Gospel, with love and without partiality, to all people, whether they’re sympathetic to us or not. We also cannot make the mistake that someone having all of the advantages of growing up […]
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The passages at the end of Romans 8 remind us that nothing can separate us from his love. Though we do not yet experience the same trials, tribulations, and persecution as other Christians in different parts of the world, a time will come when we face these in various forms. Because of his love for […]
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The end of Romans 8 gives us the crescendo of assurance through confident assertions grounded in Christ that Paul is impressing upon us. Though the world, our own flesh, and the devil may be against us, he is always on our side and will see us through. Our salvation is secure, and this frees us […]
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God’s work in our salvation is deeply personal. He knew us and chose us before the foundation of the world, and as the followers of Christ, we are justified in his eyes and will one day be glorified with him. This gives us great assurance to be courageous, bold, and fearless for Jesus Christ. […]
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The well-known Romans 8:28 encapsulates much about God and His divine sovereignty and providence for all things and applies to every situation. We can know that no matter the situation, we can be certain that God is using it for our good and his glory. This applies to both a macro level through God’s unfolding […]
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True believers in Christ can expect hardships to come their way in this life, but none compare to the glory that belongs to us in eternity. Though created beautifully, the things of this world are affected by the fall and will not satisfy because they cannot satisfy. One day, corruption will give way to perfection, […]
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We in today’s world find ourselves in a similar place as the nation of Israel in the time of the prophet Amos. It was a time of great sin, yet the nation of Israel, who was called to be the light in the world, disobediently opted to maintain their peace while unrest happened all around […]
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Immorality, filthy talk, and all the deeds of darkness that are all too common in the life of the unbeliever have no place in the lives of Christians. Not only are we not to partner with those who practice such things by participating, condoning, or even standing silent as they occur, but rather we are […]
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We find ourselves in a time where an all-out war against God and his standards is being waged. Whether Christians want to be or not, we are firmly a part of this battle and are called to engage. Although the battle will not be easy, we need to be strong in the Lord, knowing that […]
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Christians can be sure of their salvation as the Holy Spirit testifies, and He assures us even when we doubt. We have earned the privilege to be heirs with Christ by having a relationship with God and all that comes with it, to suffer well with Him for Christ’s sake, and to share in the glory that is to come, where we can be unashamed in His presence. Scripture: Psalm 119-73-80, Romans 8:12-17The post One Assurance, Three Privileges appeared first on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
Christians have been adopted into the family of God and have access to all the rights and privileges that come with it. In light of this truth, we need to cultivate our “family” of brothers and sisters in Christ by caring for one another as we would for a biological family and forge deeper familial […]
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Scripture: Psalm 73
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Those who belong to Christ can be assured of their salvation by way of contrast with unbelievers. The unbeliever doesn’t factor God into their thoughts. Morality becomes relative, ethics are situational, and there is no ultimate consistent standard by which they live. By contrast, the believer has their mind set on things of the spirit, […]
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There is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. For the sinner saved by grace, this gives us great assurance and confidence in our salvation in Christ, and it can never be lost. This frees us from worldly expectations and motivates us to live freely and bravely for Jesus Christ.
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As believers, we are saved but still struggle with sin. Although the war has been won in Christ, the battle rages on. Sin hurts our walk with the Lord, our witness for Christ, and the relationships around us. We must fight, flee, and resist, looking to Christ and not ourselves, and when we do sin, we must genuinely see our sin for what it is, the God who it is against, and truly repent, knowing that he will forgive us if we come to him in the right spirit. Scripture: Isaiah 1:12-20, Romans 7:14-20Sunday, April 30th, 2023
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Scripture: Isaiah 42:18-25, Romans 7:7-13
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Scripture: Psalm 24:1-10
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Scripture: Deuteronomy 28:1-6, 15-20, Romans 7:1-6
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Scripture: Psalm 16, 1 Corinthians 15:12-22
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Scripture: Isaiah 43:1-5, 10-13, John 3:1-21, Romans 6:23
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An honest worker should expect to receive the wages due their labor. The Bible uses this same principle regarding sin and warns rebellious sinners to expect just payment from God for their sin, for the wages of sin is death. Scripture: 1 Kings 16:29-33, Romans 6:23The post Bad News For Good People appeared first on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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At the height of the old covenant, David confidently penned Psalm 110, knowing that God would subdue the enemy. David, however, looked to One greater than himself who would destroy the enemies of God, either by wrath or grace. He looked to the Priestly King! Scripture: Psalm 110The post The Priestly King appeared first on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
The progressive nature of sin in our lives is from lawlessness to more lawlessness, for sin begets sin and leads to unimaginable deeds of darkness. But thanks be to God, believers in the Lord Jesus Christ have been set free from the power of sin! Scripture: Isaiah 64:1-9, Romans 6:15-22The post Slave (Part 2) appeared first on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
Scripture: Daniel 3:8-18, Romans 6:15-19
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Scripture: Numbers 14:1-4, 11-12; Romans 6:1-14
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Every person is either under the reign of sin or under the reign of grace. Under the reign of sin, a person is enslaved to sin, and they still serve it. However, under the reign of grace, a person is dead to sin, alive in Christ, and free to love and serve the Lord Jesus Christ. Scripture: Jeremiah 17:5-10, Romans 6:1-2The post What Shall We Say? appeared first on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
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One of the most dangerously sinful responses to free grace is legalism. Legalism focuses on performance and appearance, emphasizing external conformity over true heart change and the actual fruit of repentance and obedience.
Scripture: Hosea 14:1-7, Romans 5:20-6:2
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People are either guilty in Adam or righteous in Christ. Because Jesus perfectly obeyed the law, salvation through Him is a free gift that provides us justification and the guarantee of eternal, glorified life.
Scripture: Isaiah 1:18-20, Romans 5:12-21
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Sin entered the world through one man, Adam. Death, through sin, entered and spread to all men because of Adam’s transgression. All humankind falls short of God’s glory and stands sinfully guilty before Him.
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God deals with His people by covenant, and in Romans 5, Paul lays out the two possible covenant relationships men have with God: death in Adam or life in Christ.Scripture: Genesis 4:1-16, Romans 5:12-21The post Only Two Kinds of People appeared first on Redeemer Church of South Hills.
Governing authorities are accountable to God. When they stray from just judgment, the Lord is not pleased. Ruling authorities should know that God stands in their midst, and they should judge accordingly.
Scripture: Psalm 82
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The ordinance of Baptism is the sign of being in the New Covenant of Christ and therefore having been crucified with Him and raised with Him. This calls us to live out our Baptism as those who have been made new creatures.
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The Christian life is one of conflict on every level–from our own sin to the struggle of loving others to the battle against the wickedness of the world. Christians must be involved in all of it.
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Suffering is not something that must be avoided at all costs but rather has vital benefits to Christians. Therefore, we must prepare for suffering and be ready to imitate Christ in how we handle it.
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This week’s sermon explains the benefits of the believer’s justification: peace with God, assurance of salvation, and the joyful hope of the glory of God.
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Christ sets for us a pattern of suffering, which is foreshadowed in David and shared in by Christians. Yet it is through the most profound suffering that God brings about the greatest glory.
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Paul makes clear in Romans 4 that any reliance on obedience to the law to make us right with God is hopeless. God’s law increases our knowledge of sin and brings wrath. It is only through faith that one can be reconciled to God.
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Do our works have anything to do with making us right with God? In Romans 4, Paul uses Abraham and his faith as an example to demonstrate that God saves His people by grace alone.
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Introduction What Is Progressive Christianity? “Progressive Christianity is an open, intelligent and collaborative approach to the Christian tradition and the life and teachings of Jesus that creates a pathway into an authentic and relevant religious experience.” (ProgressiveChristianity.org) Progressive Christianity – Focuses on Feelings, Pragmatism, Personal Happiness, Social Justice, Care for the Poor and Oppressed, Environmental […]
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Covenant and Kingdom Week 1 – What is Covenant Theology and Why Study It? Hebrews 10:19-25 Why study covenant theology? Properly understanding covenant gives us deeper grounds for greater assurance of our faith, and a greater appreciation of God’s wisdom and faithfulness Covenant is the way that God relates to man and the way […]
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Matthew 5:1-12
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Matthew 5:1-12
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Exodus 20:12-17
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Revelation 3:7-13
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Revelation 3:1-6
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Revelation 2:18-29
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Revelation 2:12-17
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Revelation 2:8-11
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Revelation 2:1-7
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