Consider 64 years.
How are 64 years, the year 1517, Hagia Sophia, and Christ all related? CtR Youth Leader Luke Stivers connects the dots with a challenge to consider 'Holy Wisdom'....
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Faith Like a Child
Jesus told his disciples, “Truly, I say to you, unless you turn and become like children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven.” [Matthew 18] What did Jesus mean by this? What is it about children that we should emulate? ...
Let Steadfastness Do Its Work
Do you feel battered by life's discouragements? Dear believer, do not fret the future or any present troubles. Receive whatever it is that Almighty God brings your way. Receive his providence with humility and meekness, for from this posture you will find the mysteries of contentment and joy....
Pass it on
It is easy to get caught up in tools and tactics when it comes to evangelism. Some of these are quite good and helpful. However, we may often find that the deepest conversations and the ones that have the greatest impact are those in which we simply share with others what God has done in our lives, and then point them to the life changing words of scripture....
The right tool for the job
Are you using a wrench when you need a hammer? We can find ourselves stubbornly enduring bad situations and decisions when we turn from solid Biblical counsel to trust in our own abilities, instead of Christ's finished work. ...
Safely secluded
As believers we are like trees in the cold, dark days of winter--held steady by an inner strength and purpose, one wrought by God himself and sustained by his powerful grace. ...
Slow down, dear Christian
Do we often find ourselves rushing ahead, forging our own paths, and attempting to ‘run the race’ in our own strength? Psalm 46 is a vivid reminder to place our trust in God alone, and as the first - not last - resort, to avoid this world’s pits and snares that can impede the race He has set before us....
Genesis: Gospel foundations
A new sermon series at CtR has started in 2021. Pastor Aaron explains why studying Genesis helps us discover who we are and why we are here. In doing so, we learn about our creator, who after he created all things, including mankind, looked down upon it and called it “very good.” ...
What do you expect for the new year?
Do you have expectations for this new year? Are you praying that 2021 brings far less complications and difficulties than 2020? The Book of Ecclesiastes has some important reminders for us about where we place our priorities....
A season of thankfulness
The Thanksgiving holiday is almost here. For many, 2020 has been an incredibly difficult year. Yet God's word encourages us to be a people who give thanks in all seasons. ...
What exactly is Reformed theology?
This October marks the 503rd anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. What does it mean to be Reformed? Pastor Aaron writes, "I am convinced that Reformed theology is simply Biblical theology", and he outlines and defines its major tenets....
Sickness and the people of God
Sickness, quarantines, and missing church bring a loss of fellowship. How should God’s people respond? Pastor Aaron shares his honest reflections after a recent illness sidelined him and his family. ...
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A lot has happened within our church family this summer, and we have much to be thankful for! Psalm 100 gives us 6 ways we should respond to God's amazing provision and rich blessings....
Keep ReadingAll Hail the Power!
How did Jesus manifest his power on Earth? Focusing on Josh Currey's recent teaching about Jesus' identity and power, Pastor Aaron considers more evidence, and what it all ultimately means for us. ...
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Pastor Aaron shares his favorite books from his time in seminary, and talks about his faith background....
Keep ReadingWelcome to Christ the Redeemer
Welcome to the website for Christ the Redeemer Church. I pray that you find our site helpful and encouraging. I thought it would be appropriate for my first post to tell you a little bit about what we believe and who we are. ...
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