Redeemer Modesto Sermon Audio

Dan Howard | Romans 5:12-21 | Redeemer Modesto

Romans 4:1-25 | Jim Applegate | Redeemer Modesto Key Thought: Righteousness by faith is hard to accept because we’d rather be in control than trust. Summary: After Paul drives home the point that “all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God” he then tells us the greatest news of all times: “But now the righteousness of God has been manifested apart from the law…righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ for all who believe.” Religious people have a hard time with the idea of faith…they’d rather have a score card, a check off list. The Jewish people in Paul’s crowd would immediately started thinking about the law and circumcision (both outward manifestations). Eager to prove righteousness by faith alone, Paul appeals to the two biggest names in Jewish history, Abraham and David. Abraham is the father of the Jewish people…he was the ‘original Jew’. David was the greatest king in Jewish history, winning more battles, writing more Psalms, being a man after God’s own heart. Paul tells u

Redeemer Modesto | Jim Applegate | Romans 3:21-31 Scandalous grace comes with lots of questions...but those questions help change the narratives running through our minds.

Redeemer Modesto | Dan Howard | Romans 3:9-20

Redeemer Modesto | Acts 2:42-47 | Eddie Martin

Jim Applegate | Redeemer Modesto | Romans 2:17-3:9

Redeemer Modesto | Jim Applegate | Romans 1:18-32 Key Thought: The worldly, the moralist, and the religious, all have the same need: the redeeming love of our Holy God.

Jim Applegate | Redeemer Modesto | Romans 1:1-17 Key thought: Romans is an incredible book about the power of the gospel that if believed by the church, will have the power to change all of society. More notes and thoughts available on the Redeemer App.

Summer Biography Through Gates of Splendor | Jim Applegate | Redeemer Modesto

James 5:13-20 | Dan Howard | Redeemer Modesto

Dan Howard | Redeemer Modesto | James 5:1-12

Redeemer Modesto | Jim Applegate | James 4:1-17 Discussion Questions: Do you believe the fulness of God’s love is necessary to live in the way that he has commanded us to live? How do you define the fulness of God’s love?  How do we receive the fulness of God’s love? What happens in two-timing relationships?  What are the consequences?  When we two time God (love him and the world), what are the consequences? How do we draw near to God according to James 4:7-10?  What does it mean to ‘be wretched, mourn, weep’?  And how does turning our laughter into gloom help us to seek God? As we know the fulness of the love of God, how does this help us live differently this week?  Relationships, work, thoughts, actions.

Redeemer Modesto | Jim Applegate | James 3:13-18

Redeemer Modesto | James 2:14-26 | Dan Howard

Redeemer Modesto | James 2:1-13 | Dan Howard Find notes and thoughts for this sermon on the Redeemer App

Jim Applegate | James 1:19-27 | Redeemer Modesto

Jim Applegate | Redeemer Modesto | James 1:2-18