Sermons from Redemption Church in Belvidere, Illinois.
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Spiritual gifts aren’t just abilities God gives us—they are ways the Holy Spirit works through us to build up the Church, bless others, and advance the mission of Jesus. In this message, we explore three of the Love Gifts: Administration, Helps, and Giving. These gifts may look different, but each reflects the heart of Jesus by meeting practical needs, strengthening the Church, and serving others…
There is a more excellent way. Spiritual gifts are powerful, important, and given by God—but they were never meant to operate apart from love. In 1 Corinthians 13, Paul reminds us that we can be gifted, knowledgeable, generous, and even full of faith, but without love, we miss the heart of Jesus. In this message, we discover why love isn’t just another spiritual gift—it is the way every gift is…
We often believe there's no time to slow down, celebrate, or rest. But throughout Scripture, God commands His people to do all three. Discover how celebration and rest renew our hearts, strengthen our faith, and help us experience the joy God intends for His people—even in difficult seasons.
The Bible is more than a book to be read—it's one of the primary ways we meet with God. As we spend time in His Word, He renews our minds, transforms our hearts, and shapes us to become more like Jesus.
In John 13, Jesus takes the place of a servant, washes His disciples’ feet, and shows us what love truly looks like. Before He ever asks us to serve others, He first serves us. Join us as we learn how the love of Jesus transforms us into people who love, serve, and even bless those who are hardest to love.
Fasting is one of the most misunderstood and overlooked spiritual practices, yet Jesus assumed His followers would practice it. More than simply giving something up, fasting creates space to hunger for God above everything else. Join us as we discover how fasting draws us closer to Jesus and transforms us from the inside out.
Confession is a vital part of following Jesus. It brings us out of hiding and into the grace and mercy of God. The enemy wants us to believe confession leads to shame, but the gospel says the opposite. Confession leads to freedom. So how do we actually practice it?
The goal of the Christian life isn't just to know about Jesus—it's to become like Jesus. And to become like Jesus, we must spend time with Jesus. That's why spiritual practices matter. They are intentional habits that place us before God so we can experience His presence and be transformed by His Spirit. If spiritual gifts are a place of power, spiritual practices are a place of transformation.…