Redemption Church San Francisco: Recent Episodes
Redemption Church
Redemption Church San Francisco exists to bring the good news of the Gospel to this great city that we love. We believe that Jesus redeems people, renews life, reconciles relationships and is actively restoring the world.
In our second week in Ephesians we see how God's authority and our hope are intricately connected.
The first sermon in our new series: "Indestructible", calls us to remember the blessings and inheritance we have received in Christ and the power and promise that flow from God.
Raymond Chen brings us an important reminder to be in the word and led by the Spirit and how the scriptures call us to do that well.
A one-off sermon to start 2018 with the blessed reminder of God's perfect and remaining faithfulness!
As we close out our season of advent we learn from the birth story as recorded in Matthew that Christ came to be a King for all.
Pastor Chris preaches the third week of Advent and reminds us that gospel-good-news accompanies the Savior's brith!
Continuing in our Advent series, Pastor Chris preached the birth story; a reminder that the Coming King doesn't fit into our box or always makes sense to us but God's way is the best way.
Pastor Chris begins our journey to Christmas this first week of Advent reminding us of the promise of a king.
Pastor Nick concludes our Psalms of Hope series with the idea of transcending hope in Psalm 90.
The Lord leads us, the Lord loves us and He is good and worthy of our praise! A wonderful reminder from Psalm 146.
The psalmist in Psalm 91 powerfully points to our hope and refuge in God alone. Pastor Chris helps us to see who and what we covet as places of refuge that ultimate only shield us in a limited capacity. But God knows that only he alone can be our perfect refuge and help.
Pastor Nick shows us how the Psalms teach us to remain faithful in trials and sufferings and God calls us to live hopeful lives.
Pastor Nick points how, in the life of David, there were times when he did fear the Lord and times when he feared man - Psalm 34 teaches us what it means to fear the Lord and what the gospel implications of it are.
The first sermon in our new series, "Psalms of Hope", we find solace in this word reminding us that all hope is found in God and God alone.
In contrast to the story of Jonah that we studied for 4 weeks, Raymond Chen walks us through Habakkuk and how he remained faithful when Jonah could not.
The last sermon in our Jonah series remind's of us God's unfinished story and the greater Jonah to come.
Pastor Chris brings us to the core of the story of Jonah: God's continued pursuit of us.
As we begin a new series in the book of Jonah, Pastor Chris reminds us that all of us run from God and the gospel is the only thing that brings us back.
Our last sermon in the "I Am Statements of Jesus" series is a powerful one. Pastor Nick helps us to see how we are connected to Christ and the implications of such a radical way of living.
Pastor Chris brings our attention to the imperatives of the resurrection and it's power.
Pastor Chris walks us through the text to see the roles of a good shepherd and why Jesus is such a good shepherd for His sheep.
Our church planting resident Eddie Williams brings the word from 1 Samuel as we look at how our pride all too often mirrors that of Saul's and how the gospel brings humility.
Pastor Chris helps us see that this radical statement of Jesus, seen it's written context, has radical implications.
Continuing our new series, Pastor Nick points us back to the scriptures to see the significance of Jesus being our light.
Our friend and pastor of Missio Dei in Salt Lake City, Kyle Costello, gives us a break from our current series and reminds us of the heart of The Great Commission.
Beginning a new 7-week series, together we examine the "I Am" statements that Jesus makes in the book of John. Here we look at the radical statement that Jesus not only gives us all that we need but that he is all that we need.
The final week in the 'In Our Blood' series where we examine what biblical community is and how God desires us to pursue it.
Hear our desire to be a church that makes disciples that make disciples and how Jesus, Paul and the local church help us do that well.
Pastor Chris continues in our 'In Our Blood' sermon series about how the gospel fuels a desire to be a diverse community.
Pastor Chris begins our new series, 'In Our Blood' where we first look at our biblical desire to be a gospel centered church.
Pastor Nick Parsons shares his hope for our church as we celebrate our 4th anniversary as a church and God's grace and faithfulness to us.
While we are in between sermon series, Pastor Nick brings an important message with great conviction to remind that church that we know the Word of God and let it dwell deep within our hearts.
This is the final sermon in our 'Jesus at the Center: A Study of Colossians' series. Here, Pastor Chris charges us with the same charge that Paul leave the Colossians with: press into community even when it is difficult because it is how God wants us to live.
Pastor Chris dives into how we ought to be in prayer and God's desire for His children to come to Him in prayer.
Acts29 Europe Director, Pastor Phillip Moore, preaches the end of Colossians chapter 3.
John, our Director of Music, gets us back into Colossians this week as we look at how we adorn Christ and how God has designed for us to grow in maturity.
This Easter, we take a break from our study in Colossians to talk about the Resurrection of our Savior, Jesus.
Guest preacher and pastor of Renewal Church of Chicago, Derrick Puckett and reminds us that a life lived for Jesus is a life that is only lived for Jesus.
Pastor Nick closes out Colossians chapter 1 with an encouragement that Christians can rejoice in suffering because of Jesus.
Pastor Chris continues in Colossians and reveals the heart of the beauty of the gospel.
In the third week in our Colossians series, Pastor Chris looks at the supremacy of Christ highlighting that Jesus is supreme, in-charge and where we find restoration.
Pastor Nick Parsons continues our series in the book of Colossians calling us to see Paul's desire for the churches in Colossae to be grounded in the gospel of grace.
The first sermon in our new series 'Jesus at the Center: A Study of Colossians'. Here, Pastor Chris frames up the entire series in the essential truth of Christ's preeminence reminding us of His special position and unique power.
The first of a four-part sermon series where we as Christians examine the biblical call to be generous with our time, talent and treasures.