Redland Valley BIC Church Sermon Podcast (Sermons)
Redland Valley BIC Church Sermon Podcast (Sermons)
Episodes
Redland Valley BIC Church Sermon Podcast (Sermons)
Episodes of Redland Valley BIC Church Sermon Podcast
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Last week we began looking at the crucifixion of Jesus and looked at the first three statements Jesus made from the cross. In those statements, Jesus focused on others. Today we look at the last four statements Jesus makes which focus on Jesus
Today we begin to look at the crucifxion of Jesus as we continue our "One Week" series. Jesus was on the cross for six hours and made seven different statements over a span of six hours. We look today at the first three statements Jesus made a
This Sunday we continue our journey with Jesus to Calvary as we look at the last week of his life. Today we will focus on the trials of Jesus. It is hard to believe that Jesus, the perfect Son of God, was found guilty of anything. Yet after si
Today we journey with Jesus and the disciples to the Garden of Gethsemane. Here Jesus agonizes in prayer while the disciples sleep. This event is significant as Jesus is just hours away from the cross. We will be challenged to consider again w
Today we continue our series entitled “One Week” by looking at Jesus washing the feet of his disciples. This event happens just hours before Jesus’ death on the cross. As Jesus’ disciples bicker about who is the greatest, Jesus demonstrates gr
Today we begin a series entitled "One Week" as we look at the last week of Jesus' life. We begin our journey toward the cross and resurrection Sunday. Today we look at Jesus triumphal entry and what it means. We often recognize this passage on
Today we conclude our Simply Jesus series by looking at John 11, the story of the raising of Lazarus. This miracle reveals the heart of Jesus, the heart of Jesus who loves us. Outside of the resurrection of Jesus, this is the greatest miracle
Jesus had a heart full of compassion. Yet the church today is often seen as uncaring and lacking compassion. In today's text, Jesus tells one of his famous parables, the story of the good Samaritan to show that compassion comes from our love o
Forgiveness is at the heart of who Jesus is. That's why he came to earth and give his life for our sins. Today, we are going to jump again into a day in the life of Jesus. In this story, forgiveness is the theme. And Jesus doesn't just teach a
Ever get caught in a storm? Ever find yourself in the midst of a difficult situation and fear for your life. In our message today, we look at the disciples who are caught in the midst of a storm while Jesus is asleep in the boat. Little did th
Today we continue our preaching series entitled, "Simply Jesus" as we look at Jesus' calling of his first disciples. In our day where diversity is king and being inclusive so important, we see how Jesus invited all people to be a part of His k
Today we begin a new series entitled, "Simply Jesus." In Luke 2, we have the story of Jesus as a teenager being left behind at the temple in Jerusalem. We will see that Jesus was focused on His Father's business even at the age of 12. Our chal
Jason Oberholser is a missionary that is sponsored by Redland Valley through the BIC denomination. They currently serve in New Mexico with the Navajo people. Jason blessed the congregation with a message based on the Great Commission in Matthe
The wonder of Christmas is not limited Mary and Joseph, shepherds and wisemen and of course the baby Jesus. The wonder of Christmas is realized by two Christmas leftovers, Simeon and Anna, who encountered the Christ child forty days after His
Jesus' birth in Bethlehem is God's gift to us at Christmas. Today, we continue looking at the birth of Jesus as we consider the first witnesses of his birth, the shepherds. We will once again re-visit the familar story of Christmas with the an
The miracle of Christmas is that God has come to us in the form of the Christ child. It is good news of great joy for all people. Today, we look at the birth of Jesus in Luke 2 and are reminded again of the significance of His birth. Today, we
Today, we continue our series, "The Wonder of Christmas." In Matthew 1, we learn of Joseph's dilemma of what to do about Mary. As Joseph considers divorcing Mary, an angel appears to tell him that he is to take Mary home as his wife. Today, we
This week begins a new series entitled "The Wonder of Christmas." Over the next four weeks, we will look at the Christmas story ideally with a sense of child-like wonder. Today, we consider Mary and how God chose her to be a part of the miracl
It is easy to be thankful and praise God when things are going well. But when things aren't going well, when we are having a no-good, very bad day, are we still thankful? How can we give thanks in the midst of difficulty or hardship? Today we
They say that America's pastime is baseball, but I think it is grumbling. We are so quick to be critical, find fault, grumble and complain. The Bible calls it murmuring, and it is a sin that can rob us of the spirit of thanksgiving. Today we w
No one wants to be described as greedy or materialistic. Yet, each day we deal with stuff and how material things can consumer our lives. Jesus tells a great story in Luke 12 of a man who wanted it all and wanted it now. Jesus uses the story t
Today we begin a new series entitled "Whatever Happened to Thanksgiving?" With the arrival of November we are already preparing for Christmas. Thanksgiving is becoming a forgotten holiday and thanksgiving seems less important than ever in our
We are often called by God to take a step of faith and many times those steps come in the midst of the storms of life. Today we look at Peter as he walked on water in the midst of the storm, as we consider the steps of faith we will need to ta
Precious is a word we use to describe a new born baby or an animal or loved one, but many of us would never call the church precious. God did. Today, we look at Paul's teaching in Ephesians 4 where he calls the church to unity. As we continue
Pastor Kevin continued the "Church You've Always Dreamed Of" series with a message from Matthew 25:31-46 entitled "Meeting Needs in Ministry." How often do we see a need and fill that need? Do we think that somebody else will take care of it?
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