Redemption Church Jc

On Pentecost, the disciples received the Holy Ghost; He appeared to them as fire. This refining fire burns within us still, removing everything that is not like God. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey encourages us never to quench that fire.

The Holy Spirit is speaking to the church today. Often times we don’t hear it because our lives are consumed with constant noise and distractions that surround us. In this sermon pastor Robert reminds us to listen and follow the voice on the Holy Spirit.

When the Holy Ghost arrived, the disciples were hiding from those who crucified Jesus; that all changed when he came. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey teaches us how the Ghost grows us in Boldness.

The Ghost gave the disciples the power to be and do more for Jesus. Pastor Robbey begins this series with the truth that the Holy Spirit gives us the power to be and do more for Jesus.

Into the Storm of Sickness and Disease Ever since the fall mankind has been plagued with sickness and disease. In some situations, God miraculously heals, and in other cases, he doesn't. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey teaches us how to weather this storm.

How does fear impact our faith? In this sermon, Pastor Robbey teaches us what to do when fear grips our hearts.

In raising children both pride and disappointment mark their lives.  While our children are always loved, we are not always going to agree with their decisions. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey helps us know what to do when the storm of disappointment floods our hearts.

God grants rewards at the end rather than the beginning. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey encourages us to be unwavering and committed to God in times of uncertainty.

We have one life to live, so live it for God with no regrets, and when the time comes to face the storm of death or loss, you will be able to do so with faith, hope, and a peace that you will rise again. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey teaches us to trust in the resurrection.

Jesus' life was filled with difficult people, those he loved, those that opposed him. In this message, Pastor Robbey teaches us how to deal with difficult people in a way that brings glory to God.

In this sermon, Pastor Robbey exposes the modern-day practice of faith and introduces us to Biblical faith.

Fitness is contagious, sometimes that’s a good thing. Nothing inspires others more than passion.  In this sermon, Pastor Robbey is passionate about us living intentional lives so that others will avoid Hell.

CrossFit, weightlifting, running, and yoga are all healthy ways to achieve physical fitness. I find that in fitness, it is easy to get tunnel vision. Thinking that our style is the best.  I find the same is true in Spiritual Fitness. In fact, tunnel vision was a way of thinking that Jesus challenged. Pastor Robbey challenges us never to lose sight of our mission, connecting people to God.

Sometimes your greatest workouts are those when you abandon your workout plan and just go rogue. In this message, Pastor Robbey shares a powerful story of a time, Phillip went rogue.

Gyms are full of people who are busy doing anything but working out. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey encourages us to not be one of those people who just show up and church. He teaches us the benefits of sweet equity.

Phase 4 of our Spiritual Fitness is goal setting. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey teaches us how to accept and implement our God-given goals.

Phase 3 of Spiritual Fitness is nutrition, let me guess you heard diet, right. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey teaches us to guard what goes into our hearts that we might through Jesus, become the righteousness of God.

Pastor Robbey is helping you build a Biblical Spiritual Fitness Plan so that you can grow closer to the Lord. In this sermon, he compares workout partners to small groups and encourages us to invite other believers into our life.

In this sermon, Pastor Robbey encourages us to be intentional with our church attendance. You have to go to the Gym (Church) to be spiritually fit.

Pastor Robbey says this sermon is a wakeup call. For too long, the church of Sardis has grown complacent. This sermon is a reminder that if it can happen to the believers in Sardis a few decades from Christ how much more can it happen to us 2000 years later!