In Hebrews 10:19–25, the writer calls believers to draw near to God with confidence, hold fast to hope, and encourage one another in love and good works. This passage reveals the foundation for Christian community: Christ’s finished work gives us access to God—and our response should be bold faith and deep connection with the church.Join us as we e…

Revenge. An eye for an eye. Consequences for actions. This Sunday we will continue our series, The Upside-Down Kingdom, with Matthew 5:38-48. The Sermon on the Mount is Jesus’ announcement of the in-breaking of the Kingdom of Heaven. Jesus has already challenged us on anger, lust, infidelity, and truthfulness. In our text this week, Jesus challenge…

Speaker: Steve Whitacre

2 Samuel 12 | Jerrold Tan 8 June 2025Redemption Hill Church による

2 Samuel 12 | Chien Tan 8 June 2025Redemption Hill Church による

In Acts 4:23–31, the early church doesn’t panic in the face of threats—they pray with power and trust in the sovereignty of God. This passage shows us how the people of God find peace and boldness not by avoiding trials, but by resting in the One who controls all things.

2 Samuel 11 | Seow Aik Keong 1 June 2025Redemption Hill Church による

Speaker: Jon Payne

So far, Jesus has given reinterpretations of the Law by addressing the heart connections of anger to murder, lust to adultery, and clear teaching on marriage and divorce. In Matthew 5:33-37, Jesus goes on to address truthfulness. The people of Jesus’ time had created all kinds of ways to talk around the truth, subtleties and passive ways to dodge s…

In Acts 4:1–22, the early church faces its first real wave of opposition. After the miraculous healing of the lame man and Peter’s bold proclamation of the gospel, the religious leaders are furious—and they arrest Peter and John. But even under pressure, the apostles refuse to be silent.With courage rooted in the resurrection of Jesus, Peter declar…

Speaker: Jon Payne

This Sunday we get to hear from Joel Kornegay, one of our elders at RHC. Joel is a chaplain in the Air Force, and we have been blessed to have Joel and Laura at RHC for their time in DC, which is coming to a close at the end of June as they move to their new post. As we so often do at RHC, we will send some of our favorites and best out to bless ot…

Matthew 7:24-29 | Simon Murphy 25 May 2025Redemption Hill Church による

In Acts 3:17–4:4, Peter boldly calls the people to repentance after the miraculous healing of the lame man, proclaiming that even in their ignorance, God’s plan of salvation through Jesus Christ has been fulfilled. He urges them to “repent and turn back” so that their sins may be blotted out and times of refreshing may come from the presence of the…

Jesus again aims right at our hearts in addressing adultery, lust, marriage, and divorce. We will do what we can to cover a broad range of issues that stem from sexuality, relationships, and our own hearts. God’s Word is clear and His plans for us are for our good. So what does the Bible say?

Speaker: Bart Lipscomb

Matthew 7:13-23 | Joshua Tay 18 May 2025Redemption Hill Church による

Matthew 7:15-23 | Caleb Yam 18 May 2025Redemption Hill Church による

Matthew 7:15-23 | Dan Pek 18 May 2025Redemption Hill Church による

Speaker: Betsy Ricucci

Join us as we dive into Acts 3:11–16, where a miraculous healing becomes the backdrop for one of the boldest gospel proclamations in Scripture. Why did Peter immediately redirect the crowd’s attention away from himself? What does it mean that “faith in the name of Jesus” made the lame man walk?In this powerful session, we’ll explore: ✅ How miracles…

Last week we saw that Jesus is the fulfillment of the Law and Prophets. Jesus built on that core concept with six exegeses of specific laws regarding murder, adultery, divorce, lying, reciprocal justice, and who our neighbor is that we are to love. Jesus turned first to murder, showing that the deeper heart concern in the Law is anger and hatred ag…

Speaker: Jason Nolte

Matthew 7:7-14 | Simon Murphy 11 May 2025Redemption Hill Church による

In Acts 3:1–11, we find what seems like a small miracle—the healing of a lame man at the temple gate. But this pivotal moment launches a major wave of gospel momentum: Peter’s bold second sermon, swelling crowds of new believers, growing resistance from religious leaders, and a new level of unity among the early church. This episode explores how th…

Speaker: Jon Payne

This passage is essentially the thesis statement of the whole Sermon. It also brings us face-to-face with one of the most heated theological issues – discerning the relationship between the Old Testament and New Testament. We will take the time to see how Jesus fits into Redemptive History and the part He plays for our good and God’s glory. -------…

Speaker: Jon Payne

Matthew 7:1-6 | Jacob Ng 4 May 2025Redemption Hill Church による

Speaker: Bruce Chick

The Sermon on the Mount was the announcement of the in-breaking of the Kingdom of Heaven. Last week, we saw that the Beatitudes show us the characteristics of those who are in Christ’s Kingdom, and the hope that we all have. This week, it continues as Jesus said that all who follow Him are the salt of the earth and the light of the world. Sunday, A…

Speaker: Jon Payne

Matthew 6:25-34 | Chien Tan 27 April 2025Redemption Hill Church による

Matthew 6:25-34 | Joseph Tay 27 April 2025Redemption Hill Church による

Matthew 6:25-34 | Geoff Jelley 27 April 2025Redemption Hill Church による

Join us this Sunday as we explore Acts 2:42–47, a profound passage that paints a picture of the early church and its deep devotion to teaching, fellowship, prayer, and generosity. This powerful snapshot of the first believers reveals the foundational marks of a thriving, Spirit-filled community.In a world searching for connection and purpose, Acts …

Speaker: Jon Payne

This Sunday we will begin a new series in the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus’ first major section of teaching in Matthew’s Gospel (Mt. 5-7): The Upside-Down Kingdom. The Sermon on the Mount is the most well-known teaching Jesus did. It is a striking series of ethical teaching that upends the norms and even religious expectations of His time. It is much…

Psalm 22:21b-31 | Simon Murphy 20 April 2025Redemption Hill Church による

Psalm 22:1-21a | Simon Murphy 18 April 2025Redemption Hill Church による

What does real Christian devotion look like? Not a checklist. Not just a “quiet time.” But a radical reorientation of the heart.This Palm Sunday, we’re looking at Acts 2:42–47—a window into the infancy of the early church. The Spirit has come, hearts have been pierced, and lives are being restructured from the inside out. The early believers didn’t…

Speaker: Jon Payne

Matthew 6:16-24 | Seow Aik Keong 13 April 2025Redemption Hill Church による

What do God’s sovereignty, Christ’s exaltation, and human responsibility all have in common? Everything—when it comes to salvation.This Sunday, we’re diving into Acts 2:22–41, where Peter delivers a sermon that’s as bold as it is beautiful. With a crowd still buzzing from Pentecost, Peter stands and connects the dots between fulfilled prophecy, the…

SPOTIFY As we bring our Dwell series to a close, we explored Acts 4:23-31 together. In the face of the authorities and nations raging against the early Christians, just as they did against Jesus, the disciples show us how to pray in the power of the Holy Spirit. Sunday, April 6, 2025 | Watch the full ⁠Sunday Gathering here⁠. -----------------------…

Speaker: Jon Payne

Matthew 6:5-15 | Simon Murphy 6 April 2025Redemption Hill Church による

Let’s dive into one of the most pivotal sermons ever preached. Today, we’re in Acts 2:22–41, where Peter stands before a swelling crowd in Jerusalem and delivers a Spirit-empowered message that doesn’t pull any punches—and ends with over 3,000 people repenting and being baptized.We’ll walk through the text together, line by line, drawing out the hi…

As we think about our current moment, in DC and the DMV in March 2025, trusting that God’s Word is living and active, it takes careful consideration of how the gospel speaks and what makes it good news. That careful work is the work of contextualization. In the same way that explaining an iPhone to someone in 1945 might be a challenge, we have an e…

Speaker: Jeff Purswell