Redemption Hill Church | Lawrence, Ks

God is a God who speaks. And our relationship with Him depends on whether or not we hear and respond to His word.

When the disciples tell Jesus of someone who was not part of their group doing ministry in His name, a discussion arises as to what is the right response.

JD Summers

JD Summers

JD Summers

JD Summers

JD Summers

JD Summers

Our money is not an end in and of itself, but rather a means to make much of Jesus Christ.

Jesus is more than just the King of the Jews. He is the ultimate King, the promised messiah, the King of Kings who will reign over an eternal kingdom.

Only when we gain a grand vision of the eternal glory of Christ will be able to rightly value the miracle of the incarnation.

Though the things of God may seem like a paradox to our ears, it is really our perspective that needs to be adjusted.

When a man begs for compassion and help for his spiritually oppressed son, Jesus makes clear that what is lacking is not Jesus' compassion or ability, but rather faith.

Suffering is not the end of the story for Jesus or for those who share in His suffering. There is glory coming.

Paul commends Timothy and Epaphoditus for their exemplary character and devotion to Christ. As men whose lives were "worthy of the gospel of Christ they are deserving not only of honor but also imitation.

The call to follow Christ is a call to self-denial rather than self-expression or self-fulfillment.

It is not enough to understand who Jesus is, we also must understand and embrace what He came to do.

If faith is like seeing, unbelief is like blindness, and it takes the healing touch of Jesus to open blind eyes.

God is incredibly glorious and therefore worthy of our trust and our praise.

In the intereraction between the Jesus and this desparate mother we gain insight into the nature of His mission and are presented with a beautiful picture of genuine faith.