Category Archives: Witness

Service Audio 5/13/2012

Alright, so in response to positive comments made by a few folks out there, I listened more closely to our recent audio files. Wow! They are so much clearer than they used to be: less background noise, less of my … Continue reading

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Service Audio 3/11/2012

This was a powerful service with a real sense of the Lord’s presence in the worship and in the sermon. Give it a listen. The Lord is doing great things at Redeemer, with the congregation growing into a beautiful core … Continue reading

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Why Sundays?

Conversations with several folks over the past few days have centered on the issue of Christian worship on Sundays. Does it matter what day of the week we hold our services? Why do so many Christians insist on Sunday morning … Continue reading

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Service Audio 9/25/2011

9.25.11 Full Service 9.25.11 Sermon – Non-Self-Referential Lives Fifteenth Sunday in Trinitytide 2011 Service Booklet

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9/18/2011 Service Audio

9.18.11 Full Service 9.18.11 Sermon – Jonah and God’s Evangelism Fourteenth Sunday in Trinitytide 2011 Service Booklet

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God in Christ steps into our world because he wants no-one to be lost, and so he gives to each and all the possibility of changing their lives and being recreated through the Spirit. The heart of our gospel proclamation … Continue reading

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Living Within God’s Narrative

This is the “Robert Webber Quote of the Week” sent by Dr. Kent Walters of the Robert E. Webber Institute for Worship Studies: I once understood the gospel as God asking me to let him into my narrative, to find … Continue reading

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In response to concerns…

A few months ago I was in conversation with an Episcopal priest in Florida whose church had experienced a painful split before he was called to serve there.  Most of the congregation had opted to leave the Episcopal Church to … Continue reading

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