Redeemer Church Livingston Podcast

2 Corinthians 8:1-15. This is the second message in Redeemer's 'Because He Came' series. In this sermon, Pastor Richard explains how the Incarnation of God's Son forms the basis of Christian generosity and charity. Since the Lord Jesus became poor so that His people could become rich Christians ought to give freely, generously, and sacrificially. 

Acts 13. Redeemer is beginning a new series titled 'Because He Came' as Christians approach the celebration of Christ's incarnation. This is the first message in the series where Pastor Richard encourages the church to pray for missionaries as the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ is spread to all kingdoms and nations. 

Psalms 67:1-7. This is the last message in Redeemer's series on discipleship. In this sermon, Pastor Richard explores the role of evangelism in God's plan of sanctification in the life of the Christian. 

Acts 2:42-47. This message is number 7 in Redeemer's series on Christian Discipleship. In this sermon, Pastor Richard explains the role Christian community plays in the spiritual development of the Believer. 

Matthew 6:5-15. This message is the 6th in Redeemer's series on Discipleship. 

2 Timothy 3:10-17. This is the 5th message in the Discipleship series. 

1 Peter 1:3-9. This is the 4th message in a series on Discipleship. Pastor Richard takes on the subject of Eternal Security and explains the significance of this reality for the Christian's overall wellbeing and pursuit of personal godliness. 

Colossians 3:1-17. Continuing through the series on Discipleship, in this 3rd message, Pastor Richard explores the believers relationship to sanctification and offers biblical instruction on how Christians can become more like the Lord Jesus Christ. 

Romans 6:1-14. In this second message from Redeemer's Discipleship Series, Pastor Richard explores the reality of the Christian's new identity in Christ. As disciples of the Lord Jesus, we are radically new people. The transformational work of Christ fundamentally purifies our desires and rewrites our relationship with personal sin; which empowers us, as God's people, to conquer sin and pursue a holy life in Christ. 

Romans 3:21-25. This is the 1st sermon in an 8 week series on discipleship. 

1 Timothy 4:1-16. At the heart of the Christain’s, pursuit of christlikeness is sound doctrine. Sometimes people pursue holiness without doctrine, and others pursue doctrine without holiness. Both extremes cause problems in the Christian’s life and witness. In this message, Pastor Richard explores the relationship between doctrine and devotion and offers helpful instruction on how to use doctrine to become more like Jesus. 

Rev. 2:1-7.

Isaiah 6. In this sermon, Greg explores the relationship between the Holiness of God and the Christian’s experience of who they are. The deeper Christ’s people come to understand God’s holiness, the deeper they appreciate their desperate need for Christ. 

Psalms 37:1-6. The Christian life is often accompanied by spiritual ups and downs. The battle between life circumstances and faith cause fluctuations in spiritual vitality resulting in seasons of worry and fear or seasons of joy and confidence. To avoid falling too deep in worry and fear, Christians should regularly practice spiritual checkups. In this message, Pastor Richard offers several diagnostic considerations to aid believers in spiritual evaluation. 

2 Corinthians 4:1-7. The heart of the Church's ministry is to preach the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. Christians facing all the challenges associated with ministering to an almost-Christian culture often find the work discouraging. In this message, pastor Richard encourages the Church to remain faithful to Christ's Gospel. 

John 21:24-25. In this last sermon in John's gospel, pastor Richard recaps three foundational truths regarding Jesus.

John 20:1-23.

John 20:24-31. 

John 20:21-23. In this sermon, pastor Richard takes a closer look at Jesus' statements regarding the Holy Spirit and the mission of the Church. 

John 20:19-23. The Christian life is a life characterized by peace, joy, power, and purpose. Yet all to often, Christians find it difficult to live in the fullness of these characteristics. In this sermon, Pastor Richard explains how encountering Jesus helps Christians live with more peace, joy, power, and purpose.