http://www.redeemernw.org en-us 2010 + Redeemer Church + Bellingham WA Our collection of sermons available for download Pastor Rob Berreth Redeemer is a group of people knit together around Jesus. We gather regularly to worship God and learn how to nurture and live on mission with each other. We’re not experts. Just people on a journey trying to figure out what it means to love God and others. We don’t get it right very often but we believe in the forgiveness Jesus gives from the Cross and know He will keep teaching us as long as we keep listening. If you're interested in hearing more, look for our Podcast in the iTunes Music Store Redeemer is a group of people knit together around Jesus. We gather regularly to worship God and learn how to nurture and live on mission with each other. We’re not experts. Just people on a journey trying to figure out what it means to love God and others. We don’t get it right very often but we believe in the forgiveness Jesus gives from the Cross and know He will keep teaching us as long as we keep listening. If you're interesetd in hearing more, look for our Podcast in the iTunes Music Store Pastor Rob Berreth rob@redeemernw.org Pastor Rob Berreth Philippians 3:1-11 What really is the "good life" and how do you get it? Once you find it, how do you keep it? Philippians will give us answers. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Philippians3.1-11_R.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, The Good Life, The Study of Philippians Pastor Rob Berreth Philippians 2:19-30 What really is the "good life" and how do you get it? Once you find it, how do you keep it? Philippians will give us answers. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Philippians2.19-30_R.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, The Good Life, The Study of Philippians Pastor Rob Berreth Philippians 2:12-18 What really is the "good life" and how do you get it? Once you find it, how do you keep it? Philippians will give us answers. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Philippians2.12-18_R.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, The Good Life, The Study of Philippians Pastor Rob Berreth Philippians 2:1-11 What really is the "good life" and how do you get it? Once you find it, how do you keep it? Philippians will give us answers. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Philippians2.1-11_R.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, The Good Life, The Study of Philippians Pastor Rob Berreth Philippians 1.27-30 What really is the "good life" and how do you get it? Once you find it, how do you keep it? Philippians will give us answers. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Philippians1.27-30_R.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, The Good Life, The Study of Philippians Pastor Rob Berreth Philippians 1.19-26 What really is the "good life" and how do you get it? Once you find it, how do you keep it? Philippians will give us answers. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Philippians1.19-26_R.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, The Good Life, The Study of Philippians Pastor Rob Berreth Philippians 1.12-18 What really is the "good life" and how do you get it? Once you find it, how do you keep it? Philippians will give us answers. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Philippians12.1-18_R.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, The Good Life, The Study of Philippians Pastor Rob Berreth Philippians 1.1-11 What really is the "good life" and how do you get it? Once you find it, how do you keep it? Philippians will give us answers. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Philippians1.1-11_R.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, The Good Life, The Study of Philippians Pastor Rob Berreth Haggai 2.10-23 What does it look like for God to be first? Haggai helps us develop a God-centered view of life by developing Christ-centered passion. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Haggai_2.10-23.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, God First, The Study of Haggai Pastor Rob Berreth Haggai 2.1-9 What does it look like for God to be first? Haggai helps us develop a God-centered view of life by developing Christ-centered passion. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Haggai_2.1-9.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, God First, The Study of Haggai Pastor Rob Berreth Haggai 1 What does it look like for God to be first? Haggai helps us develop a God-centered view of life by developing Christ-centered passion. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Haggai_1.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, God First, The Study of Haggai Pastor Rob Berreth Daniel 1.17-21 The church, among many things, is called to be in but not of the world. In but not of. It is a simple phrase but a massively difficult task. The constant temptation to either assimilate into our culture, or completely withdraw, is extreme and our success often times very questionable. The call to be in but not of the world is a call to exile. It is an expression of the identity of the church, the people of God, as exilic. We are longing for another homeland. We desire a better city. We look forward to a different Kingdom and the reign of Jesus our King. These desires were also shared by many of the Old Testament prophets, and perhaps none more than Daniel. he was carried off into literal exile, threatened with persecution and wooed by pleasure to bow a knee to the gods of his captor's kingdom. But he never bowed. He never compromised. He lived and exilic life. But what we learn from Daniel is not primarily to be like Daniel but to have faith in Daniel's God, our God. We believe, that the same God that preserved Daniel in his exile will preserve us as well. We look to the book of Daniel to see not just how to live an exilic life, but more importantly, to see and to worship the one true perfect exile, Jesus Christ, who leaps from the pages of the book of Daniel and by His mercy and grace strengthens us and gives us hope for our exile. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Daniel1.17-21.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Exile, The Study of Daniel Pastor Rob Berreth Daniel 1.8-16 The church, among many things, is called to be in but not of the world. In but not of. It is a simple phrase but a massively difficult task. The constant temptation to either assimilate into our culture, or completely withdraw, is extreme and our success often times very questionable. The call to be in but not of the world is a call to exile. It is an expression of the identity of the church, the people of God, as exilic. We are longing for another homeland. We desire a better city. We look forward to a different Kingdom and the reign of Jesus our King. These desires were also shared by many of the Old Testament prophets, and perhaps none more than Daniel. he was carried off into literal exile, threatened with persecution and wooed by pleasure to bow a knee to the gods of his captor's kingdom. But he never bowed. He never compromised. He lived and exilic life. But what we learn from Daniel is not primarily to be like Daniel but to have faith in Daniel's God, our God. We believe, that the same God that preserved Daniel in his exile will preserve us as well. We look to the book of Daniel to see not just how to live an exilic life, but more importantly, to see and to worship the one true perfect exile, Jesus Christ, who leaps from the pages of the book of Daniel and by His mercy and grace strengthens us and gives us hope for our exile. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Daniel1.8-16.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Exile, The Study of Daniel Pastor Rob Berreth Daniel 1.1-7 The church, among many things, is called to be in but not of the world. In but not of. It is a simple phrase but a massively difficult task. The constant temptation to either assimilate into our culture, or completely withdraw, is extreme and our success often times very questionable. The call to be in but not of the world is a call to exile. It is an expression of the identity of the church, the people of God, as exilic. We are longing for another homeland. We desire a better city. We look forward to a different Kingdom and the reign of Jesus our King. These desires were also shared by many of the Old Testament prophets, and perhaps none more than Daniel. he was carried off into literal exile, threatened with persecution and wooed by pleasure to bow a knee to the gods of his captor's kingdom. But he never bowed. He never compromised. He lived and exilic life. But what we learn from Daniel is not primarily to be like Daniel but to have faith in Daniel's God, our God. We believe, that the same God that preserved Daniel in his exile will preserve us as well. We look to the book of Daniel to see not just how to live an exilic life, but more importantly, to see and to worship the one true perfect exile, Jesus Christ, who leaps from the pages of the book of Daniel and by His mercy and grace strengthens us and gives us hope for our exile. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Daniel1.1-7.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Exile, The Study of Daniel Pastor Rob Berreth Malachi 3.13-4.6 How do you know what or who you worship? This is a big question and one that we don't want to answer too quickly. Malachi is a book that will help us answer that question by challenging us to look at what we worship by looking at how we live. It is one thing to say you love Jesus, it is another thing to have your life look like you do. Malachi is going to challenge what we worship, who we love, and how we live by calling us out for what we bring to God as an offering, what we do with our relationships, how we respond to His teaching in holiness, what we do with our money, and ultimately whether we honor and fear God or seek simply to appease Him. While Malachi is a book filled with rebuke through our study we will also see it is a book grounded in the love of God for His people, most graciously seen in how it points to Jesus Christ, the perfect worshiper and the spotless offering. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Malachi3.13-4.6.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Spotless, The Study of Malachi Pastor Rob Berreth Malachi 3.7-12 How do you know what or who you worship? This is a big question and one that we don't want to answer too quickly. Malachi is a book that will help us answer that question by challenging us to look at what we worship by looking at how we live. It is one thing to say you love Jesus, it is another thing to have your life look like you do. Malachi is going to challenge what we worship, who we love, and how we live by calling us out for what we bring to God as an offering, what we do with our relationships, how we respond to His teaching in holiness, what we do with our money, and ultimately whether we honor and fear God or seek simply to appease Him. While Malachi is a book filled with rebuke through our study we will also see it is a book grounded in the love of God for His people, most graciously seen in how it points to Jesus Christ, the perfect worshiper and the spotless offering. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Malachi3.7-12.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Spotless, The Study of Malachi Pastor Rob Berreth Malachi 2.17-3.6 How do you know what or who you worship? This is a big question and one that we don't want to answer too quickly. Malachi is a book that will help us answer that question by challenging us to look at what we worship by looking at how we live. It is one thing to say you love Jesus, it is another thing to have your life look like you do. Malachi is going to challenge what we worship, who we love, and how we live by calling us out for what we bring to God as an offering, what we do with our relationships, how we respond to His teaching in holiness, what we do with our money, and ultimately whether we honor and fear God or seek simply to appease Him. While Malachi is a book filled with rebuke through our study we will also see it is a book grounded in the love of God for His people, most graciously seen in how it points to Jesus Christ, the perfect worshiper and the spotless offering. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Malachi2.17-3.6.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Spotless, The Study of Malachi Pastor Rob Berreth Malachi 2.10-16 How do you know what or who you worship? This is a big question and one that we don't want to answer too quickly. Malachi is a book that will help us answer that question by challenging us to look at what we worship by looking at how we live. It is one thing to say you love Jesus, it is another thing to have your life look like you do. Malachi is going to challenge what we worship, who we love, and how we live by calling us out for what we bring to God as an offering, what we do with our relationships, how we respond to His teaching in holiness, what we do with our money, and ultimately whether we honor and fear God or seek simply to appease Him. While Malachi is a book filled with rebuke through our study we will also see it is a book grounded in the love of God for His people, most graciously seen in how it points to Jesus Christ, the perfect worshiper and the spotless offering. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Malachi2.10-16.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Spotless, The Study of Malachi Pastor Rob Berreth Malachi 1.6-14 How do you know what or who you worship? This is a big question and one that we don't want to answer too quickly. Malachi is a book that will help us answer that question by challenging us to look at what we worship by looking at how we live. It is one thing to say you love Jesus, it is another thing to have your life look like you do. Malachi is going to challenge what we worship, who we love, and how we live by calling us out for what we bring to God as an offering, what we do with our relationships, how we respond to His teaching in holiness, what we do with our money, and ultimately whether we honor and fear God or seek simply to appease Him. While Malachi is a book filled with rebuke through our study we will also see it is a book grounded in the love of God for His people, most graciously seen in how it points to Jesus Christ, the perfect worshiper and the spotless offering. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Malachi1.6-14.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Spotless, The Study of Malachi Pastor Rob Berreth Malachi 1.1-5 How do you know what or who you worship? This is a big question and one that we don't want to answer too quickly. Malachi is a book that will help us answer that question by challenging us to look at what we worship by looking at how we live. It is one thing to say you love Jesus, it is another thing to have your life look like you do. Malachi is going to challenge what we worship, who we love, and how we live by calling us out for what we bring to God as an offering, what we do with our relationships, how we respond to His teaching in holiness, what we do with our money, and ultimately whether we honor and fear God or seek simply to appease Him. While Malachi is a book filled with rebuke through our study we will also see it is a book grounded in the love of God for His people, most graciously seen in how it points to Jesus Christ, the perfect worshiper and the spotless offering. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Malachi1.1-5.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Spotless, The Study of Malachi Pastor Rob Berreth Matthew 4:18-22b As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Matthew4:18-22b.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Matthew 4:18-22a As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Matthew4:18-22a.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Galatians 6.11-18 As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Galatians6.11-18.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Galatians 6.6-10 As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Galatians6.6-10.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Galatians 6.1-5b As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Galatians6.1-5b.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Galatians 6.1-5a As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Galatians6.1-5a.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Galatians 5.16-25 As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Galatians5.16-25.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Galatians 5.13-15 As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Galatians5.13-15.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Galatians 5.1-12 As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Galatians5.1-12.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Romans 8.18-28 In lieu of the tragedy in Haiti, what does the Bible have to say regarding suffering? http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Romans8.18-28.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Suffering, Haiti Pastor Rob Berreth Galatians 4.21-5.1 As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Galatians4.21-5.1.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth 2009 in Review Stories of God's grace exemplified through the lives of the people at Redeemer in 2009 http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/NewYear.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, New Year Pastor Rob Berreth Galatians 4.8-19 As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Galatians4.8-19.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Galatians 4.1-7 As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Galatians4.1-7.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Galatians 3.23-29 As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Galatians3.23-29.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Galatians 3.10-14 As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Galatians3.10-14.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Galatians 3.1-9 (b) As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Galatians3.1-9b.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Galatians 3.1-9 As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Galatians3.1-9.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Galatians 2.11-21 As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Galatians2.11-21.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Galatians 2.1-10 As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Galatians2.1-10.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Galatians 1.11-14 As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Galatians1.11-14.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Galatians 1.6-10 As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Galatians1.6-10.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Galatians 1.1-5 As Tim Keller puts it, "The Gospel is not the ABC's of Christianity, it is the A through Z." Gospelology is a series devoted to working this quote out and applying it by studying Paul's incredible letter to the Galatians. Our understanding of the Gospel and the implications in every area of life are of utmost important. There are few things we could devote our time to studying and learning as the Gospel and as we find out in Galatians Paul felt the same way. The great hope that we have in this series is to not learn the Gospel and move on, but be continually and profoundly amazed by the Gospel and move in deeper. The chief goal as we study Galatians is that God would be glorified as we retell and apply the story of how Jesus took the punishment for sinners, bearing God's wrath for our disobedience, and that we would then rest in the unmerited favor God gives by His grace. To God be the glory forever and ever, Amen. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Galatians1.1-5.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Galatians Pastor Rob Berreth Jonah 4.1-11 Jonah is not a book about a great fish. It is not just a book about missions. It is not primarily a book about Jonah. It’s a book about God. It’s a book about His mercy and compassion, a narrative display of His sovereign grace. To a lesser extent, Jonah is also a book about us, our eternal need to be ruled by His strong love and controlled by His compassion and mercy. It only as we learn to delight and rejoice in the relentless grace displayed in this book that we are able to preach God’s amazing grace to this world. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Jonah4.1-11.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Jonah Pastor Rob Berreth Jonah 3.1-10 Jonah is not a book about a great fish. It is not just a book about missions. It is not primarily a book about Jonah. It’s a book about God. It’s a book about His mercy and compassion, a narrative display of His sovereign grace. To a lesser extent, Jonah is also a book about us, our eternal need to be ruled by His strong love and controlled by His compassion and mercy. It only as we learn to delight and rejoice in the relentless grace displayed in this book that we are able to preach God’s amazing grace to this world. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Jonah3.1-10.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Jonah Pastor Rob Berreth Jonah 2.8-10 Jonah is not a book about a great fish. It is not just a book about missions. It is not primarily a book about Jonah. It’s a book about God. It’s a book about His mercy and compassion, a narrative display of His sovereign grace. To a lesser extent, Jonah is also a book about us, our eternal need to be ruled by His strong love and controlled by His compassion and mercy. It only as we learn to delight and rejoice in the relentless grace displayed in this book that we are able to preach God’s amazing grace to this world. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Jonah2.8-10.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Jonah Pastor Rob Berreth Jonah 1.17-2.7 Jonah is not a book about a great fish. It is not just a book about missions. It is not primarily a book about Jonah. It’s a book about God. It’s a book about His mercy and compassion, a narrative display of His sovereign grace. To a lesser extent, Jonah is also a book about us, our eternal need to be ruled by His strong love and controlled by His compassion and mercy. It only as we learn to delight and rejoice in the relentless grace displayed in this book that we are able to preach God’s amazing grace to this world. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Jonah2.1-7.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Jonah Pastor Rob Berreth Jonah 1.7-16 Jonah is not a book about a great fish. It is not just a book about missions. It is not primarily a book about Jonah. It’s a book about God. It’s a book about His mercy and compassion, a narrative display of His sovereign grace. To a lesser extent, Jonah is also a book about us, our eternal need to be ruled by His strong love and controlled by His compassion and mercy. It only as we learn to delight and rejoice in the relentless grace displayed in this book that we are able to preach God’s amazing grace to this world. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Jonah1.7-16.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Jonah Pastor Rob Berreth Jonah 1.4-6 Jonah is not a book about a great fish. It is not just a book about missions. It is not primarily a book about Jonah. It’s a book about God. It’s a book about His mercy and compassion, a narrative display of His sovereign grace. To a lesser extent, Jonah is also a book about us, our eternal need to be ruled by His strong love and controlled by His compassion and mercy. It only as we learn to delight and rejoice in the relentless grace displayed in this book that we are able to preach God’s amazing grace to this world. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Jonah1.4-6.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Jonah Pastor Rob Berreth Jonah 1.1-3 Jonah is not a book about a great fish. It is not just a book about missions. It is not primarily a book about Jonah. It’s a book about God. It’s a book about His mercy and compassion, a narrative display of His sovereign grace. To a lesser extent, Jonah is also a book about us, our eternal need to be ruled by His strong love and controlled by His compassion and mercy. It only as we learn to delight and rejoice in the relentless grace displayed in this book that we are able to preach God’s amazing grace to this world. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Jonah1.1-3.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Sent, Jonah Pastor Rob Berreth 2Timothy 4.1-5 God’s Word is powerful. It is creative. God speaks and worlds are made. God breathes and life begins. God’s Word is mighty, stripping the forest bare, accomplishing all its purposes. God’s Word is light and direction. It is of more value than any earthly treasure. God’s Word is food to our souls and nourishment to our lives. We can’t live without it. God’s Word is sharp as a sword and in the Great Physicians hand is like a scalpel cutting out the cancer of indwelling sin and bringing healing to those who tremble before Him and His Word. God’s Word will not pass away. This short series is inspired because the Word is inspired by God. We are taking four weeks to learn how to inhale the Word, tremble before the Word, dwell in the Word, and exhale the Word to a suffocating World. May we become men and women who delight in the law of the Lord, who meditate on it day and night, because in the Word we see God and His Glory. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/2Timothy4.1-5.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Word, The Bible Pastor Rob Berreth Colossians 3.16 God’s Word is powerful. It is creative. God speaks and worlds are made. God breathes and life begins. God’s Word is mighty, stripping the forest bare, accomplishing all its purposes. God’s Word is light and direction. It is of more value than any earthly treasure. God’s Word is food to our souls and nourishment to our lives. We can’t live without it. God’s Word is sharp as a sword and in the Great Physicians hand is like a scalpel cutting out the cancer of indwelling sin and bringing healing to those who tremble before Him and His Word. God’s Word will not pass away. This short series is inspired because the Word is inspired by God. We are taking four weeks to learn how to inhale the Word, tremble before the Word, dwell in the Word, and exhale the Word to a suffocating World. May we become men and women who delight in the law of the Lord, who meditate on it day and night, because in the Word we see God and His Glory. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Colossians3.16.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Word, The Bible Pastor Rob Berreth Isaiah 66.1-2 God’s Word is powerful. It is creative. God speaks and worlds are made. God breathes and life begins. God’s Word is mighty, stripping the forest bare, accomplishing all its purposes. God’s Word is light and direction. It is of more value than any earthly treasure. God’s Word is food to our souls and nourishment to our lives. We can’t live without it. God’s Word is sharp as a sword and in the Great Physicians hand is like a scalpel cutting out the cancer of indwelling sin and bringing healing to those who tremble before Him and His Word. God’s Word will not pass away. This short series is inspired because the Word is inspired by God. We are taking four weeks to learn how to inhale the Word, tremble before the Word, dwell in the Word, and exhale the Word to a suffocating World. May we become men and women who delight in the law of the Lord, who meditate on it day and night, because in the Word we see God and His Glory. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Isaiah66.1-2.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Word, The Bible Pastor Rob Berreth 2 Timothy 3.16-17 God’s Word is powerful. It is creative. God speaks and worlds are made. God breathes and life begins. God’s Word is mighty, stripping the forest bare, accomplishing all its purposes. God’s Word is light and direction. It is of more value than any earthly treasure. God’s Word is food to our souls and nourishment to our lives. We can’t live without it. God’s Word is sharp as a sword and in the Great Physicians hand is like a scalpel cutting out the cancer of indwelling sin and bringing healing to those who tremble before Him and His Word. God’s Word will not pass away. This short series is inspired because the Word is inspired by God. We are taking four weeks to learn how to inhale the Word, tremble before the Word, dwell in the Word, and exhale the Word to a suffocating World. May we become men and women who delight in the law of the Lord, who meditate on it day and night, because in the Word we see God and His Glory. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/2Timothy3.16-17.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Word, The Bible Pastor Rob Berreth Zechariah 6.9-15 The people of God are always reforming. There is a constant pattern of reshaping, refining, and reconstructing in the life of the Church and her people. This is the natural process of God remaking His people again and gain for His Glory. When they stumble He lifts them. When they rebel He rebukes them. When they respond He redeems them. This was true for the remnant people of God in the days of Zechariah and it is true today. God is reigning over His people and restoring and remaking them for His possession and His Kingdom. The study of Zechariah is particularly important for the church as it looks towards being built for the glory of God by the grace of Christ. Zechariah is most gloriously a book that displays what God is doing with His people and in His Kingdom through the eternally reigning King Jesus. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Zechariah6.9-15.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Arrival, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Zechariah 6.1-8 The people of God are always reforming. There is a constant pattern of reshaping, refining, and reconstructing in the life of the Church and her people. This is the natural process of God remaking His people again and gain for His Glory. When they stumble He lifts them. When they rebel He rebukes them. When they respond He redeems them. This was true for the remnant people of God in the days of Zechariah and it is true today. God is reigning over His people and restoring and remaking them for His possession and His Kingdom. The study of Zechariah is particularly important for the church as it looks towards being built for the glory of God by the grace of Christ. Zechariah is most gloriously a book that displays what God is doing with His people and in His Kingdom through the eternally reigning King Jesus. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Zechariah6.1-8.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Arrival, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Zechariah 5.1-11 The people of God are always reforming. There is a constant pattern of reshaping, refining, and reconstructing in the life of the Church and her people. This is the natural process of God remaking His people again and gain for His Glory. When they stumble He lifts them. When they rebel He rebukes them. When they respond He redeems them. This was true for the remnant people of God in the days of Zechariah and it is true today. God is reigning over His people and restoring and remaking them for His possession and His Kingdom. The study of Zechariah is particularly important for the church as it looks towards being built for the glory of God by the grace of Christ. Zechariah is most gloriously a book that displays what God is doing with His people and in His Kingdom through the eternally reigning King Jesus. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Zechariah5.1-11.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Arrival, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Zechariah 4.11-14 The people of God are always reforming. There is a constant pattern of reshaping, refining, and reconstructing in the life of the Church and her people. This is the natural process of God remaking His people again and gain for His Glory. When they stumble He lifts them. When they rebel He rebukes them. When they respond He redeems them. This was true for the remnant people of God in the days of Zechariah and it is true today. God is reigning over His people and restoring and remaking them for His possession and His Kingdom. The study of Zechariah is particularly important for the church as it looks towards being built for the glory of God by the grace of Christ. Zechariah is most gloriously a book that displays what God is doing with His people and in His Kingdom through the eternally reigning King Jesus. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Zechariah4.11-14.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Arrival, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Psalm 128 Blessed is everyone who fears the LORD, who walks in his ways! You shall eat the fruit of the labor of your hands; you shall be blessed, and it shall be well with you. Your wife will be like a fruitful vine within your house; your children will be like olive shoots around your table. Behold, thus shall the man be blessed who fears the LORD. The LORD bless you from Zion! May you see the prosperity of Jerusalem all the days of your life! 6May you see your children’s children! Peace be upon Israel! http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Psalm128.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Psalm 128 Pastor Rob Berreth Zechariah 4.1-6 Unless the LORD builds the house,those who build it labor in vain. Unless the LORD watches over the city,the watchman stays awake in vain. It is in vain that you rise up early and go late to rest, eating the bread of anxious toil; for he gives to his beloved sleep. Behold, children are a heritage from the LORD,the fruit of the womb a reward. Like arrows in the hand of a warrior are the children of one’s youth. Blessed is the man who fills his quiver with them! He shall not be put to shame when he speaks with his enemies in the gate. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Psalm127.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Psalm 127 Pastor Rob Berreth Zechariah 4.1-6 The people of God are always reforming. There is a constant pattern of reshaping, refining, and reconstructing in the life of the Church and her people. This is the natural process of God remaking His people again and gain for His Glory. When they stumble He lifts them. When they rebel He rebukes them. When they respond He redeems them. This was true for the remnant people of God in the days of Zechariah and it is true today. God is reigning over His people and restoring and remaking them for His possession and His Kingdom. The study of Zechariah is particularly important for the church as it looks towards being built for the glory of God by the grace of Christ. Zechariah is most gloriously a book that displays what God is doing with His people and in His Kingdom through the eternally reigning King Jesus. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Zechariah4.1-6.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Arrival, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Zechariah 3.6-10 The people of God are always reforming. There is a constant pattern of reshaping, refining, and reconstructing in the life of the Church and her people. This is the natural process of God remaking His people again and gain for His Glory. When they stumble He lifts them. When they rebel He rebukes them. When they respond He redeems them. This was true for the remnant people of God in the days of Zechariah and it is true today. God is reigning over His people and restoring and remaking them for His possession and His Kingdom. The study of Zechariah is particularly important for the church as it looks towards being built for the glory of God by the grace of Christ. Zechariah is most gloriously a book that displays what God is doing with His people and in His Kingdom through the eternally reigning King Jesus. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Zechariah3.6-10mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Arrival, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Zechariah 3.1-5 The people of God are always reforming. There is a constant pattern of reshaping, refining, and reconstructing in the life of the Church and her people. This is the natural process of God remaking His people again and gain for His Glory. When they stumble He lifts them. When they rebel He rebukes them. When they respond He redeems them. This was true for the remnant people of God in the days of Zechariah and it is true today. God is reigning over His people and restoring and remaking them for His possession and His Kingdom. The study of Zechariah is particularly important for the church as it looks towards being built for the glory of God by the grace of Christ. Zechariah is most gloriously a book that displays what God is doing with His people and in His Kingdom through the eternally reigning King Jesus. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Zechariah3.1-5.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Arrival, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Zechariah 2.6-13 The people of God are always reforming. There is a constant pattern of reshaping, refining, and reconstructing in the life of the Church and her people. This is the natural process of God remaking His people again and gain for His Glory. When they stumble He lifts them. When they rebel He rebukes them. When they respond He redeems them. This was true for the remnant people of God in the days of Zechariah and it is true today. God is reigning over His people and restoring and remaking them for His possession and His Kingdom. The study of Zechariah is particularly important for the church as it looks towards being built for the glory of God by the grace of Christ. Zechariah is most gloriously a book that displays what God is doing with His people and in His Kingdom through the eternally reigning King Jesus. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Zechariah2.6-13.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Arrival, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Zechariah 2.1-5 The people of God are always reforming. There is a constant pattern of reshaping, refining, and reconstructing in the life of the Church and her people. This is the natural process of God remaking His people again and gain for His Glory. When they stumble He lifts them. When they rebel He rebukes them. When they respond He redeems them. This was true for the remnant people of God in the days of Zechariah and it is true today. God is reigning over His people and restoring and remaking them for His possession and His Kingdom. The study of Zechariah is particularly important for the church as it looks towards being built for the glory of God by the grace of Christ. Zechariah is most gloriously a book that displays what God is doing with His people and in His Kingdom through the eternally reigning King Jesus. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Zechariah2.1-5.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Arrival, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth 1 John 3.1 http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/1John3.1.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Arrival, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Zechariah 1.18-21 The people of God are always reforming. There is a constant pattern of reshaping, refining, and reconstructing in the life of the Church and her people. This is the natural process of God remaking His people again and gain for His Glory. When they stumble He lifts them. When they rebel He rebukes them. When they respond He redeems them. This was true for the remnant people of God in the days of Zechariah and it is true today. God is reigning over His people and restoring and remaking them for His possession and His Kingdom. The study of Zechariah is particularly important for the church as it looks towards being built for the glory of God by the grace of Christ. Zechariah is most gloriously a book that displays what God is doing with His people and in His Kingdom through the eternally reigning King Jesus. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Zechariah1.18-21.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Arrival, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Zechariah 1.7-17 The people of God are always reforming. There is a constant pattern of reshaping, refining, and reconstructing in the life of the Church and her people. This is the natural process of God remaking His people again and gain for His Glory. When they stumble He lifts them. When they rebel He rebukes them. When they respond He redeems them. This was true for the remnant people of God in the days of Zechariah and it is true today. God is reigning over His people and restoring and remaking them for His possession and His Kingdom. The study of Zechariah is particularly important for the church as it looks towards being built for the glory of God by the grace of Christ. Zechariah is most gloriously a book that displays what God is doing with His people and in His Kingdom through the eternally reigning King Jesus. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Zechariah1.7-17.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Arrival, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Zechariah 1.1-6 The people of God are always reforming. There is a constant pattern of reshaping, refining, and reconstructing in the life of the Church and her people. This is the natural process of God remaking His people again and gain for His Glory. When they stumble He lifts them. When they rebel He rebukes them. When they respond He redeems them. This was true for the remnant people of God in the days of Zechariah and it is true today. God is reigning over His people and restoring and remaking them for His possession and His Kingdom. The study of Zechariah is particularly important for the church as it looks towards being built for the glory of God by the grace of Christ. Zechariah is most gloriously a book that displays what God is doing with His people and in His Kingdom through the eternally reigning King Jesus. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Zechariah1.1-6.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Arrival, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Isaiah 9.1-3 The world is waiting for a savior. We see it all around us. We want economic salvation. We want environmental salvation. We want personal salvation. So we just keep waiting and hoping that the next great leader or discovery or bail-out will finally save us. And yet while the world waits those who trust in Jesus worship. They worship the Savior of the world who has come not to fix our mortgages but to give us an inheritance that will never perish. Not to improve the world but to recreate it perfectly. And as the only one who can provide salvation through the forgiveness of sins. This advent season we are celebrating the arrival of Christ and the hope that He will come again in a three part series based on Isaiah 9. May God in His grace help us see the only one who is truly worth waiting for this Christmas season. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Isaiah9.1-3.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Arrival, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Isaiah 8.11-9.1 The world is waiting for a savior. We see it all around us. We want economic salvation. We want environmental salvation. We want personal salvation. So we just keep waiting and hoping that the next great leader or discovery or bail-out will finally save us. And yet while the world waits those who trust in Jesus worship. They worship the Savior of the world who has come not to fix our mortgages but to give us an inheritance that will never perish. Not to improve the world but to recreate it perfectly. And as the only one who can provide salvation through the forgiveness of sins. This advent season we are celebrating the arrival of Christ and the hope that He will come again in a three part series based on Isaiah 9. May God in His grace help us see the only one who is truly worth waiting for this Christmas season. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Isaiah8.11-9.1.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Arrival, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Matthew 28.18-20 What is a Biblical church? What does it look like? What does it do? This series attempts to answer these questions in an attempt to define Biblically what the church is and what it isn't and why Jesus would die for Her, the Holy Spirit reside in Her, and the Father claim Her. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Matthew28.18-20.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Ekklesia, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Hebrews 11.13-16 What is a Biblical church? What does it look like? What does it do? This series attempts to answer these questions in an attempt to define Biblically what the church is and what it isn't and why Jesus would die for Her, the Holy Spirit reside in Her, and the Father claim Her. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Hebrews11.13-16.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Ekklesia, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth John 20.19-23 What is a Biblical church? What does it look like? What does it do? This series attempts to answer these questions in an attempt to define Biblically what the church is and what it isn't and why Jesus would die for Her, the Holy Spirit reside in Her, and the Father claim Her. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/John20.19-23.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Ekklesia, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Hebrews 10.19-25 What is a Biblical church? What does it look like? What does it do? This series attempts to answer these questions in an attempt to define Biblically what the church is and what it isn't and why Jesus would die for Her, the Holy Spirit reside in Her, and the Father claim Her. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Hebrews10.19-25.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Ekklesia, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Matthew 6.5-8 What is a Biblical church? What does it look like? What does it do? This series attempts to answer these questions in an attempt to define Biblically what the church is and what it isn't and why Jesus would die for Her, the Holy Spirit reside in Her, and the Father claim Her. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Matthew6.5-8.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Ekklesia, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth 2Timothy4.13-17 What is a Biblical church? What does it look like? What does it do? This series attempts to answer these questions in an attempt to define Biblically what the church is and what it isn't and why Jesus would die for Her, the Holy Spirit reside in Her, and the Father claim Her. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/2Timothy4.13-17.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Ekklesia, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Ephesians 4.1-16 What is a Biblical church? What does it look like? What does it do? This series attempts to answer these questions in an attempt to define Biblically what the church is and what it isn't and why Jesus would die for Her, the Holy Spirit reside in Her, and the Father claim Her. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Ephesians4.1-16.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Ekklesia, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth John 16.4-15 What is a Biblical church? What does it look like? What does it do? This series attempts to answer these questions in an attempt to define Biblically what the church is and what it isn't and why Jesus would die for Her, the Holy Spirit reside in Her, and the Father claim Her. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/John16.4-15.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Ekklesia, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Ephesians 5.22-32 What is a Biblical church? What does it look like? What does it do? This series attempts to answer these questions in an attempt to define Biblically what the church is and what it isn't and why Jesus would die for Her, the Holy Spirit reside in Her, and the Father claim Her. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Ephesians5.22-32.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Ekklesia, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth 1 Peter 2.4-10 What is a Biblical church? What does it look like? What does it do? This series attempts to answer these questions in an attempt to define Biblically what the church is and what it isn't and why Jesus would die for Her, the Holy Spirit reside in Her, and the Father claim Her. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/1Peter2.4-10.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Ekklesia, The Church Pastor Rob Berreth Daniel 12 The church, among many things, is called to be in but not of the world. In but not of. It is a simple phrase but a massively difficult task. The constant temptation to either assimilate into our culture, or completely withdraw, is extreme and our success often times very questionable. The call to be in but not of the world is a call to exile. It is an expression of the identity of the church, the people of God, as exilic. We are longing for another homeland. We desire a better city. We look forward to a different Kingdom and the reign of Jesus our King. These desires were also shared by many of the Old Testament prophets, and perhaps none more than Daniel. he was carried off into literal exile, threatened with persecution and wooed by pleasure to bow a knee to the gods of his captor's kingdom. But he never bowed. He never compromised. He lived and exilic life. But what we learn from Daniel is not primarily to be like Daniel but to have faith in Daniel's God, our God. We believe, that the same God that preserved Daniel in his exile will preserve us as well. We look to the book of Daniel to see not just how to live an exilic life, but more importantly, to see and to worship the one true perfect exile, Jesus Christ, who leaps from the pages of the book of Daniel and by His mercy and grace strengthens us and gives us hope for our exile. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Daniel12.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Daniel, Exile Pastor Rob Berreth Daniel 11 The church, among many things, is called to be in but not of the world. In but not of. It is a simple phrase but a massively difficult task. The constant temptation to either assimilate into our culture, or completely withdraw, is extreme and our success often times very questionable. The call to be in but not of the world is a call to exile. It is an expression of the identity of the church, the people of God, as exilic. We are longing for another homeland. We desire a better city. We look forward to a different Kingdom and the reign of Jesus our King. These desires were also shared by many of the Old Testament prophets, and perhaps none more than Daniel. he was carried off into literal exile, threatened with persecution and wooed by pleasure to bow a knee to the gods of his captor's kingdom. But he never bowed. He never compromised. He lived and exilic life. But what we learn from Daniel is not primarily to be like Daniel but to have faith in Daniel's God, our God. We believe, that the same God that preserved Daniel in his exile will preserve us as well. We look to the book of Daniel to see not just how to live an exilic life, but more importantly, to see and to worship the one true perfect exile, Jesus Christ, who leaps from the pages of the book of Daniel and by His mercy and grace strengthens us and gives us hope for our exile. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Daniel11.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Daniel, Exile Pastor Rob Berreth Daniel 10 The church, among many things, is called to be in but not of the world. In but not of. It is a simple phrase but a massively difficult task. The constant temptation to either assimilate into our culture, or completely withdraw, is extreme and our success often times very questionable. The call to be in but not of the world is a call to exile. It is an expression of the identity of the church, the people of God, as exilic. We are longing for another homeland. We desire a better city. We look forward to a different Kingdom and the reign of Jesus our King. These desires were also shared by many of the Old Testament prophets, and perhaps none more than Daniel. he was carried off into literal exile, threatened with persecution and wooed by pleasure to bow a knee to the gods of his captor's kingdom. But he never bowed. He never compromised. He lived and exilic life. But what we learn from Daniel is not primarily to be like Daniel but to have faith in Daniel's God, our God. We believe, that the same God that preserved Daniel in his exile will preserve us as well. We look to the book of Daniel to see not just how to live an exilic life, but more importantly, to see and to worship the one true perfect exile, Jesus Christ, who leaps from the pages of the book of Daniel and by His mercy and grace strengthens us and gives us hope for our exile. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Daniel10.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Daniel, Exile Pastor Rob Berreth Daniel 9.20-27 The church, among many things, is called to be in but not of the world. In but not of. It is a simple phrase but a massively difficult task. The constant temptation to either assimilate into our culture, or completely withdraw, is extreme and our success often times very questionable. The call to be in but not of the world is a call to exile. It is an expression of the identity of the church, the people of God, as exilic. We are longing for another homeland. We desire a better city. We look forward to a different Kingdom and the reign of Jesus our King. These desires were also shared by many of the Old Testament prophets, and perhaps none more than Daniel. he was carried off into literal exile, threatened with persecution and wooed by pleasure to bow a knee to the gods of his captor's kingdom. But he never bowed. He never compromised. He lived and exilic life. But what we learn from Daniel is not primarily to be like Daniel but to have faith in Daniel's God, our God. We believe, that the same God that preserved Daniel in his exile will preserve us as well. We look to the book of Daniel to see not just how to live an exilic life, but more importantly, to see and to worship the one true perfect exile, Jesus Christ, who leaps from the pages of the book of Daniel and by His mercy and grace strengthens us and gives us hope for our exile. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Daniel9.20-27.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Daniel, Exile Pastor Rob Berreth Daniel 9.1-19 The church, among many things, is called to be in but not of the world. In but not of. It is a simple phrase but a massively difficult task. The constant temptation to either assimilate into our culture, or completely withdraw, is extreme and our success often times very questionable. The call to be in but not of the world is a call to exile. It is an expression of the identity of the church, the people of God, as exilic. We are longing for another homeland. We desire a better city. We look forward to a different Kingdom and the reign of Jesus our King. These desires were also shared by many of the Old Testament prophets, and perhaps none more than Daniel. he was carried off into literal exile, threatened with persecution and wooed by pleasure to bow a knee to the gods of his captor's kingdom. But he never bowed. He never compromised. He lived and exilic life. But what we learn from Daniel is not primarily to be like Daniel but to have faith in Daniel's God, our God. We believe, that the same God that preserved Daniel in his exile will preserve us as well. We look to the book of Daniel to see not just how to live an exilic life, but more importantly, to see and to worship the one true perfect exile, Jesus Christ, who leaps from the pages of the book of Daniel and by His mercy and grace strengthens us and gives us hope for our exile. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Daniel9.1-19.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Daniel, Exile Pastor Rob Berreth Daniel 8 The church, among many things, is called to be in but not of the world. In but not of. It is a simple phrase but a massively difficult task. The constant temptation to either assimilate into our culture, or completely withdraw, is extreme and our success often times very questionable. The call to be in but not of the world is a call to exile. It is an expression of the identity of the church, the people of God, as exilic. We are longing for another homeland. We desire a better city. We look forward to a different Kingdom and the reign of Jesus our King. These desires were also shared by many of the Old Testament prophets, and perhaps none more than Daniel. he was carried off into literal exile, threatened with persecution and wooed by pleasure to bow a knee to the gods of his captor's kingdom. But he never bowed. He never compromised. He lived and exilic life. But what we learn from Daniel is not primarily to be like Daniel but to have faith in Daniel's God, our God. We believe, that the same God that preserved Daniel in his exile will preserve us as well. We look to the book of Daniel to see not just how to live an exilic life, but more importantly, to see and to worship the one true perfect exile, Jesus Christ, who leaps from the pages of the book of Daniel and by His mercy and grace strengthens us and gives us hope for our exile. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Daniel8.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Daniel, Exile Pastor Rob Berreth Daniel 7 The church, among many things, is called to be in but not of the world. In but not of. It is a simple phrase but a massively difficult task. The constant temptation to either assimilate into our culture, or completely withdraw, is extreme and our success often times very questionable. The call to be in but not of the world is a call to exile. It is an expression of the identity of the church, the people of God, as exilic. We are longing for another homeland. We desire a better city. We look forward to a different Kingdom and the reign of Jesus our King. These desires were also shared by many of the Old Testament prophets, and perhaps none more than Daniel. he was carried off into literal exile, threatened with persecution and wooed by pleasure to bow a knee to the gods of his captor's kingdom. But he never bowed. He never compromised. He lived and exilic life. But what we learn from Daniel is not primarily to be like Daniel but to have faith in Daniel's God, our God. We believe, that the same God that preserved Daniel in his exile will preserve us as well. We look to the book of Daniel to see not just how to live an exilic life, but more importantly, to see and to worship the one true perfect exile, Jesus Christ, who leaps from the pages of the book of Daniel and by His mercy and grace strengthens us and gives us hope for our exile. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Daniel7.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Daniel, Exile Andrew Pack Light Being the Light in the darkness http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Light.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Daniel, Exile, Andrew Pack Pastor Rob Berreth Daniel 5.1-31 The church, among many things, is called to be in but not of the world. In but not of. It is a simple phrase but a massively difficult task. The constant temptation to either assimilate into our culture, or completely withdraw, is extreme and our success often times very questionable. The call to be in but not of the world is a call to exile. It is an expression of the identity of the church, the people of God, as exilic. We are longing for another homeland. We desire a better city. We look forward to a different Kingdom and the reign of Jesus our King. These desires were also shared by many of the Old Testament prophets, and perhaps none more than Daniel. he was carried off into literal exile, threatened with persecution and wooed by pleasure to bow a knee to the gods of his captor's kingdom. But he never bowed. He never compromised. He lived and exilic life. But what we learn from Daniel is not primarily to be like Daniel but to have faith in Daniel's God, our God. We believe, that the same God that preserved Daniel in his exile will preserve us as well. We look to the book of Daniel to see not just how to live an exilic life, but more importantly, to see and to worship the one true perfect exile, Jesus Christ, who leaps from the pages of the book of Daniel and by His mercy and grace strengthens us and gives us hope for our exile. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Daniel5.1-31.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Daniel, Exile Pastor Rob Berreth Daniel 4 The church, among many things, is called to be in but not of the world. In but not of. It is a simple phrase but a massively difficult task. The constant temptation to either assimilate into our culture, or completely withdraw, is extreme and our success often times very questionable. The call to be in but not of the world is a call to exile. It is an expression of the identity of the church, the people of God, as exilic. We are longing for another homeland. We desire a better city. We look forward to a different Kingdom and the reign of Jesus our King. These desires were also shared by many of the Old Testament prophets, and perhaps none more than Daniel. he was carried off into literal exile, threatened with persecution and wooed by pleasure to bow a knee to the gods of his captor's kingdom. But he never bowed. He never compromised. He lived and exilic life. But what we learn from Daniel is not primarily to be like Daniel but to have faith in Daniel's God, our God. We believe, that the same God that preserved Daniel in his exile will preserve us as well. We look to the book of Daniel to see not just how to live an exilic life, but more importantly, to see and to worship the one true perfect exile, Jesus Christ, who leaps from the pages of the book of Daniel and by His mercy and grace strengthens us and gives us hope for our exile. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Daniel4.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Daniel, Exile Pastor Rob Berreth Daniel 3 The church, among many things, is called to be in but not of the world. In but not of. It is a simple phrase but a massively difficult task. The constant temptation to either assimilate into our culture, or completely withdraw, is extreme and our success often times very questionable. The call to be in but not of the world is a call to exile. It is an expression of the identity of the church, the people of God, as exilic. We are longing for another homeland. We desire a better city. We look forward to a different Kingdom and the reign of Jesus our King. These desires were also shared by many of the Old Testament prophets, and perhaps none more than Daniel. he was carried off into literal exile, threatened with persecution and wooed by pleasure to bow a knee to the gods of his captor's kingdom. But he never bowed. He never compromised. He lived and exilic life. But what we learn from Daniel is not primarily to be like Daniel but to have faith in Daniel's God, our God. We believe, that the same God that preserved Daniel in his exile will preserve us as well. We look to the book of Daniel to see not just how to live an exilic life, but more importantly, to see and to worship the one true perfect exile, Jesus Christ, who leaps from the pages of the book of Daniel and by His mercy and grace strengthens us and gives us hope for our exile. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Daniel3.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Daniel, Exile Pastor Rob Berreth Daniel 2.24-49 The church, among many things, is called to be in but not of the world. In but not of. It is a simple phrase but a massively difficult task. The constant temptation to either assimilate into our culture, or completely withdraw, is extreme and our success often times very questionable. The call to be in but not of the world is a call to exile. It is an expression of the identity of the church, the people of God, as exilic. We are longing for another homeland. We desire a better city. We look forward to a different Kingdom and the reign of Jesus our King. These desires were also shared by many of the Old Testament prophets, and perhaps none more than Daniel. he was carried off into literal exile, threatened with persecution and wooed by pleasure to bow a knee to the gods of his captor's kingdom. But he never bowed. He never compromised. He lived and exilic life. But what we learn from Daniel is not primarily to be like Daniel but to have faith in Daniel's God, our God. We believe, that the same God that preserved Daniel in his exile will preserve us as well. We look to the book of Daniel to see not just how to live an exilic life, but more importantly, to see and to worship the one true perfect exile, Jesus Christ, who leaps from the pages of the book of Daniel and by His mercy and grace strengthens us and gives us hope for our exile. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Daniel2.24-49.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Daniel, Exile Pastor Rob Berreth Daniel 2.1-23 The church, among many things, is called to be in but not of the world. In but not of. It is a simple phrase but a massively difficult task. The constant temptation to either assimilate into our culture, or completely withdraw, is extreme and our success often times very questionable. The call to be in but not of the world is a call to exile. It is an expression of the identity of the church, the people of God, as exilic. We are longing for another homeland. We desire a better city. We look forward to a different Kingdom and the reign of Jesus our King. These desires were also shared by many of the Old Testament prophets, and perhaps none more than Daniel. he was carried off into literal exile, threatened with persecution and wooed by pleasure to bow a knee to the gods of his captor's kingdom. But he never bowed. He never compromised. He lived and exilic life. But what we learn from Daniel is not primarily to be like Daniel but to have faith in Daniel's God, our God. We believe, that the same God that preserved Daniel in his exile will preserve us as well. We look to the book of Daniel to see not just how to live an exilic life, but more importantly, to see and to worship the one true perfect exile, Jesus Christ, who leaps from the pages of the book of Daniel and by His mercy and grace strengthens us and gives us hope for our exile. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Daniel2.1-23.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Daniel, Exile Pastor Rob Berreth Daniel 1.1-21 The church, among many things, is called to be in but not of the world. In but not of. It is a simple phrase but a massively difficult task. The constant temptation to either assimilate into our culture, or completely withdraw, is extreme and our success often times very questionable. The call to be in but not of the world is a call to exile. It is an expression of the identity of the church, the people of God, as exilic. We are longing for another homeland. We desire a better city. We look forward to a different Kingdom and the reign of Jesus our King. These desires were also shared by many of the Old Testament prophets, and perhaps none more than Daniel. he was carried off into literal exile, threatened with persecution and wooed by pleasure to bow a knee to the gods of his captor's kingdom. But he never bowed. He never compromised. He lived and exilic life. But what we learn from Daniel is not primarily to be like Daniel but to have faith in Daniel's God, our God. We believe, that the same God that preserved Daniel in his exile will preserve us as well. We look to the book of Daniel to see not just how to live an exilic life, but more importantly, to see and to worship the one true perfect exile, Jesus Christ, who leaps from the pages of the book of Daniel and by His mercy and grace strengthens us and gives us hope for our exile. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Daniel1.1-21.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Daniel, Exile Pastor Rob Berreth Isaiah 61 Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the church is wrong thoughts about Jesus. This seems to be as true today as it has been for two-thousand years. Along with wrong thinking about Christ comes another formidable challenge to the church, which is not living Christ. Christology and Christopraxy; who Christ is and how we live in light of who Christ is. This is what Paul was dealing with in the letter to the Colossians and it is what the church has dealt with in every community, culture and time since the Cross. Colossians offers us some of the most worshipful, Christ-exalting passages in all of Scripture and challenges us and encourages us to not be lead into myth, or to be deceived into a life that is anything other than centered around the supremacy and full-sufficiency of Jesus. May God tear down the idols of our disbelief and reorient us to the truth of who Jesus really is and who we are called to be in Christ. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Isaiah61.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Colossians Pastor Rob Berreth Colossians 3.4.7-18 Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the church is wrong thoughts about Jesus. This seems to be as true today as it has been for two-thousand years. Along with wrong thinking about Christ comes another formidable challenge to the church, which is not living Christ. Christology and Christopraxy; who Christ is and how we live in light of who Christ is. This is what Paul was dealing with in the letter to the Colossians and it is what the church has dealt with in every community, culture and time since the Cross. Colossians offers us some of the most worshipful, Christ-exalting passages in all of Scripture and challenges us and encourages us to not be lead into myth, or to be deceived into a life that is anything other than centered around the supremacy and full-sufficiency of Jesus. May God tear down the idols of our disbelief and reorient us to the truth of who Jesus really is and who we are called to be in Christ. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Colossians4.7-18.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Colossians Pastor Rob Berreth Colossians 3.4.2-6 Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the church is wrong thoughts about Jesus. This seems to be as true today as it has been for two-thousand years. Along with wrong thinking about Christ comes another formidable challenge to the church, which is not living Christ. Christology and Christopraxy; who Christ is and how we live in light of who Christ is. This is what Paul was dealing with in the letter to the Colossians and it is what the church has dealt with in every community, culture and time since the Cross. Colossians offers us some of the most worshipful, Christ-exalting passages in all of Scripture and challenges us and encourages us to not be lead into myth, or to be deceived into a life that is anything other than centered around the supremacy and full-sufficiency of Jesus. May God tear down the idols of our disbelief and reorient us to the truth of who Jesus really is and who we are called to be in Christ. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Colossians4.2-6.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Colossians Pastor Rob Berreth Colossians 3.18-4.1 Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the church is wrong thoughts about Jesus. This seems to be as true today as it has been for two-thousand years. Along with wrong thinking about Christ comes another formidable challenge to the church, which is not living Christ. Christology and Christopraxy; who Christ is and how we live in light of who Christ is. This is what Paul was dealing with in the letter to the Colossians and it is what the church has dealt with in every community, culture and time since the Cross. Colossians offers us some of the most worshipful, Christ-exalting passages in all of Scripture and challenges us and encourages us to not be lead into myth, or to be deceived into a life that is anything other than centered around the supremacy and full-sufficiency of Jesus. May God tear down the idols of our disbelief and reorient us to the truth of who Jesus really is and who we are called to be in Christ. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Colossians3.18-4.1.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Colossians Pastor Rob Berreth 1 Corinthians 15 12-20 Easter Sermon 2008 http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/1Cor15.12-20.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Colossians Pastor Rob Berreth Colossians 3.15-17 Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the church is wrong thoughts about Jesus. This seems to be as true today as it has been for two-thousand years. Along with wrong thinking about Christ comes another formidable challenge to the church, which is not living Christ. Christology and Christopraxy; who Christ is and how we live in light of who Christ is. This is what Paul was dealing with in the letter to the Colossians and it is what the church has dealt with in every community, culture and time since the Cross. Colossians offers us some of the most worshipful, Christ-exalting passages in all of Scripture and challenges us and encourages us to not be lead into myth, or to be deceived into a life that is anything other than centered around the supremacy and full-sufficiency of Jesus. May God tear down the idols of our disbelief and reorient us to the truth of who Jesus really is and who we are called to be in Christ. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Colossians3.15-17.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Colossians Pastor Rob Berreth Colossians 3.12-14 Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the church is wrong thoughts about Jesus. This seems to be as true today as it has been for two-thousand years. Along with wrong thinking about Christ comes another formidable challenge to the church, which is not living Christ. Christology and Christopraxy; who Christ is and how we live in light of who Christ is. This is what Paul was dealing with in the letter to the Colossians and it is what the church has dealt with in every community, culture and time since the Cross. Colossians offers us some of the most worshipful, Christ-exalting passages in all of Scripture and challenges us and encourages us to not be lead into myth, or to be deceived into a life that is anything other than centered around the supremacy and full-sufficiency of Jesus. May God tear down the idols of our disbelief and reorient us to the truth of who Jesus really is and who we are called to be in Christ. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Colossians3.12-14.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Colossians Pastor Rob Berreth Colossians 3.5-11 Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the church is wrong thoughts about Jesus. This seems to be as true today as it has been for two-thousand years. Along with wrong thinking about Christ comes another formidable challenge to the church, which is not living Christ. Christology and Christopraxy; who Christ is and how we live in light of who Christ is. This is what Paul was dealing with in the letter to the Colossians and it is what the church has dealt with in every community, culture and time since the Cross. Colossians offers us some of the most worshipful, Christ-exalting passages in all of Scripture and challenges us and encourages us to not be lead into myth, or to be deceived into a life that is anything other than centered around the supremacy and full-sufficiency of Jesus. May God tear down the idols of our disbelief and reorient us to the truth of who Jesus really is and who we are called to be in Christ. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Colossians3.5-11.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Colossians Pastor Rob Berreth Colossians 3.1-4 Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the church is wrong thoughts about Jesus. This seems to be as true today as it has been for two-thousand years. Along with wrong thinking about Christ comes another formidable challenge to the church, which is not living Christ. Christology and Christopraxy; who Christ is and how we live in light of who Christ is. This is what Paul was dealing with in the letter to the Colossians and it is what the church has dealt with in every community, culture and time since the Cross. Colossians offers us some of the most worshipful, Christ-exalting passages in all of Scripture and challenges us and encourages us to not be lead into myth, or to be deceived into a life that is anything other than centered around the supremacy and full-sufficiency of Jesus. May God tear down the idols of our disbelief and reorient us to the truth of who Jesus really is and who we are called to be in Christ. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Colossians3.1-4.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Colossians Pastor Rob Berreth Colossians 2.16-23 Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the church is wrong thoughts about Jesus. This seems to be as true today as it has been for two-thousand years. Along with wrong thinking about Christ comes another formidable challenge to the church, which is not living Christ. Christology and Christopraxy; who Christ is and how we live in light of who Christ is. This is what Paul was dealing with in the letter to the Colossians and it is what the church has dealt with in every community, culture and time since the Cross. Colossians offers us some of the most worshipful, Christ-exalting passages in all of Scripture and challenges us and encourages us to not be lead into myth, or to be deceived into a life that is anything other than centered around the supremacy and full-sufficiency of Jesus. May God tear down the idols of our disbelief and reorient us to the truth of who Jesus really is and who we are called to be in Christ. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Colossians2.16-23.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Colossians Pastor Rob Berreth Colossians 2.8-15 Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the church is wrong thoughts about Jesus. This seems to be as true today as it has been for two-thousand years. Along with wrong thinking about Christ comes another formidable challenge to the church, which is not living Christ. Christology and Christopraxy; who Christ is and how we live in light of who Christ is. This is what Paul was dealing with in the letter to the Colossians and it is what the church has dealt with in every community, culture and time since the Cross. Colossians offers us some of the most worshipful, Christ-exalting passages in all of Scripture and challenges us and encourages us to not be lead into myth, or to be deceived into a life that is anything other than centered around the supremacy and full-sufficiency of Jesus. May God tear down the idols of our disbelief and reorient us to the truth of who Jesus really is and who we are called to be in Christ. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Colossians2.8-15.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Colossians Pastor Rob Berreth Colossians 2.6-7 Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the church is wrong thoughts about Jesus. This seems to be as true today as it has been for two-thousand years. Along with wrong thinking about Christ comes another formidable challenge to the church, which is not living Christ. Christology and Christopraxy; who Christ is and how we live in light of who Christ is. This is what Paul was dealing with in the letter to the Colossians and it is what the church has dealt with in every community, culture and time since the Cross. Colossians offers us some of the most worshipful, Christ-exalting passages in all of Scripture and challenges us and encourages us to not be lead into myth, or to be deceived into a life that is anything other than centered around the supremacy and full-sufficiency of Jesus. May God tear down the idols of our disbelief and reorient us to the truth of who Jesus really is and who we are called to be in Christ. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Colossians2.6-7.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Colossians Pastor Rob Berreth Colossians 1.24-29 Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the church is wrong thoughts about Jesus. This seems to be as true today as it has been for two-thousand years. Along with wrong thinking about Christ comes another formidable challenge to the church, which is not living Christ. Christology and Christopraxy; who Christ is and how we live in light of who Christ is. This is what Paul was dealing with in the letter to the Colossians and it is what the church has dealt with in every community, culture and time since the Cross. Colossians offers us some of the most worshipful, Christ-exalting passages in all of Scripture and challenges us and encourages us to not be lead into myth, or to be deceived into a life that is anything other than centered around the supremacy and full-sufficiency of Jesus. May God tear down the idols of our disbelief and reorient us to the truth of who Jesus really is and who we are called to be in Christ. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Colossians1.24-29.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Colossians Pastor Rob Berreth Colossians 1.21-23 Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the church is wrong thoughts about Jesus. This seems to be as true today as it has been for two-thousand years. Along with wrong thinking about Christ comes another formidable challenge to the church, which is not living Christ. Christology and Christopraxy; who Christ is and how we live in light of who Christ is. This is what Paul was dealing with in the letter to the Colossians and it is what the church has dealt with in every community, culture and time since the Cross. Colossians offers us some of the most worshipful, Christ-exalting passages in all of Scripture and challenges us and encourages us to not be lead into myth, or to be deceived into a life that is anything other than centered around the supremacy and full-sufficiency of Jesus. May God tear down the idols of our disbelief and reorient us to the truth of who Jesus really is and who we are called to be in Christ. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Colossians1.21-23.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Colossians Pastor Rob Berreth Colossians 1.18-20 Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the church is wrong thoughts about Jesus. This seems to be as true today as it has been for two-thousand years. Along with wrong thinking about Christ comes another formidable challenge to the church, which is not living Christ. Christology and Christopraxy; who Christ is and how we live in light of who Christ is. This is what Paul was dealing with in the letter to the Colossians and it is what the church has dealt with in every community, culture and time since the Cross. Colossians offers us some of the most worshipful, Christ-exalting passages in all of Scripture and challenges us and encourages us to not be lead into myth, or to be deceived into a life that is anything other than centered around the supremacy and full-sufficiency of Jesus. May God tear down the idols of our disbelief and reorient us to the truth of who Jesus really is and who we are called to be in Christ. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Colossians1.18-20.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Colossians Pastor Rob Berreth Colossians 1.15-16 Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the church is wrong thoughts about Jesus. This seems to be as true today as it has been for two-thousand years. Along with wrong thinking about Christ comes another formidable challenge to the church, which is not living Christ. Christology and Christopraxy; who Christ is and how we live in light of who Christ is. This is what Paul was dealing with in the letter to the Colossians and it is what the church has dealt with in every community, culture and time since the Cross. Colossians offers us some of the most worshipful, Christ-exalting passages in all of Scripture and challenges us and encourages us to not be lead into myth, or to be deceived into a life that is anything other than centered around the supremacy and full-sufficiency of Jesus. May God tear down the idols of our disbelief and reorient us to the truth of who Jesus really is and who we are called to be in Christ. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Colossians1.15-16.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Colossians Pastor Rob Berreth Colossians 1.9-14 Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the church is wrong thoughts about Jesus. This seems to be as true today as it has been for two-thousand years. Along with wrong thinking about Christ comes another formidable challenge to the church, which is not living Christ. Christology and Christopraxy; who Christ is and how we live in light of who Christ is. This is what Paul was dealing with in the letter to the Colossians and it is what the church has dealt with in every community, culture and time since the Cross. Colossians offers us some of the most worshipful, Christ-exalting passages in all of Scripture and challenges us and encourages us to not be lead into myth, or to be deceived into a life that is anything other than centered around the supremacy and full-sufficiency of Jesus. May God tear down the idols of our disbelief and reorient us to the truth of who Jesus really is and who we are called to be in Christ. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Colossians1.9-14.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Colossians Pastor Rob Berreth Colossians 1.3-8 Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the church is wrong thoughts about Jesus. This seems to be as true today as it has been for two-thousand years. Along with wrong thinking about Christ comes another formidable challenge to the church, which is not living Christ. Christology and Christopraxy; who Christ is and how we live in light of who Christ is. This is what Paul was dealing with in the letter to the Colossians and it is what the church has dealt with in every community, culture and time since the Cross. Colossians offers us some of the most worshipful, Christ-exalting passages in all of Scripture and challenges us and encourages us to not be lead into myth, or to be deceived into a life that is anything other than centered around the supremacy and full-sufficiency of Jesus. May God tear down the idols of our disbelief and reorient us to the truth of who Jesus really is and who we are called to be in Christ. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Colossians1.3-8.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Colossians Pastor Rob Berreth Colossians 1.1-2 Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the church is wrong thoughts about Jesus. This seems to be as true today as it has been for two-thousand years. Along with wrong thinking about Christ comes another formidable challenge to the church, which is not living Christ. Christology and Christopraxy; who Christ is and how we live in light of who Christ is. This is what Paul was dealing with in the letter to the Colossians and it is what the church has dealt with in every community, culture and time since the Cross. Colossians offers us some of the most worshipful, Christ-exalting passages in all of Scripture and challenges us and encourages us to not be lead into myth, or to be deceived into a life that is anything other than centered around the supremacy and full-sufficiency of Jesus. May God tear down the idols of our disbelief and reorient us to the truth of who Jesus really is and who we are called to be in Christ. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Colossians1.1-2.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Colossians Pastor Rob Berreth Luke 11.5-13 Teach us to pray. This is the only recorded request we have of the first disciples asking Jesus to teach them something. Not, teach us to lead. Or, teach us to be culturally relevant. But, teach us to pray. That’s not to say that leading and being intelligible to our culture are not good things that Christ Himself has modeled for us, but perhaps there not the most important things. And yet we seem to place so much emphasis on everything but prayer. As a North American church we seem so much more interested in leading, and creating, and building, than we do praying. This series is meant to encourage and challenge us to “pray without ceasing” and in some sense ask the very same request that the disciples did 2,000 years ago: “Lord, teach us to pray http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Luke11.5-13.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Prayer Pastor Rob Berreth Matthrew 6.13 Teach us to pray. This is the only recorded request we have of the first disciples asking Jesus to teach them something. Not, teach us to lead. Or, teach us to be culturally relevant. But, teach us to pray. That’s not to say that leading and being intelligible to our culture are not good things that Christ Himself has modeled for us, but perhaps there not the most important things. And yet we seem to place so much emphasis on everything but prayer. As a North American church we seem so much more interested in leading, and creating, and building, than we do praying. This series is meant to encourage and challenge us to “pray without ceasing” and in some sense ask the very same request that the disciples did 2,000 years ago: “Lord, teach us to pray http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Matt6.13.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Prayer Pastor Rob Berreth Matthrew 6.12 Teach us to pray. This is the only recorded request we have of the first disciples asking Jesus to teach them something. Not, teach us to lead. Or, teach us to be culturally relevant. But, teach us to pray. That’s not to say that leading and being intelligible to our culture are not good things that Christ Himself has modeled for us, but perhaps there not the most important things. And yet we seem to place so much emphasis on everything but prayer. As a North American church we seem so much more interested in leading, and creating, and building, than we do praying. This series is meant to encourage and challenge us to “pray without ceasing” and in some sense ask the very same request that the disciples did 2,000 years ago: “Lord, teach us to pray http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Matt6.12.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Prayer Pastor Rob Berreth Matthrew 6.11 Teach us to pray. This is the only recorded request we have of the first disciples asking Jesus to teach them something. Not, teach us to lead. Or, teach us to be culturally relevant. But, teach us to pray. That’s not to say that leading and being intelligible to our culture are not good things that Christ Himself has modeled for us, but perhaps there not the most important things. And yet we seem to place so much emphasis on everything but prayer. As a North American church we seem so much more interested in leading, and creating, and building, than we do praying. This series is meant to encourage and challenge us to “pray without ceasing” and in some sense ask the very same request that the disciples did 2,000 years ago: “Lord, teach us to pray http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Matt6.11.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Prayer Pastor Rob Berreth Matthrew 6.10b Teach us to pray. This is the only recorded request we have of the first disciples asking Jesus to teach them something. Not, teach us to lead. Or, teach us to be culturally relevant. But, teach us to pray. That’s not to say that leading and being intelligible to our culture are not good things that Christ Himself has modeled for us, but perhaps there not the most important things. And yet we seem to place so much emphasis on everything but prayer. As a North American church we seem so much more interested in leading, and creating, and building, than we do praying. This series is meant to encourage and challenge us to “pray without ceasing” and in some sense ask the very same request that the disciples did 2,000 years ago: “Lord, teach us to pray http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Matthew6.10b.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Prayer Pastor Rob Berreth Matthrew 6.10a Teach us to pray. This is the only recorded request we have of the first disciples asking Jesus to teach them something. Not, teach us to lead. Or, teach us to be culturally relevant. But, teach us to pray. That’s not to say that leading and being intelligible to our culture are not good things that Christ Himself has modeled for us, but perhaps there not the most important things. And yet we seem to place so much emphasis on everything but prayer. As a North American church we seem so much more interested in leading, and creating, and building, than we do praying. This series is meant to encourage and challenge us to “pray without ceasing” and in some sense ask the very same request that the disciples did 2,000 years ago: “Lord, teach us to pray http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Matthew6.10a.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Prayer Pastor Rob Berreth Matthrew 6.9c Teach us to pray. This is the only recorded request we have of the first disciples asking Jesus to teach them something. Not, teach us to lead. Or, teach us to be culturally relevant. But, teach us to pray. That’s not to say that leading and being intelligible to our culture are not good things that Christ Himself has modeled for us, but perhaps there not the most important things. And yet we seem to place so much emphasis on everything but prayer. As a North American church we seem so much more interested in leading, and creating, and building, than we do praying. This series is meant to encourage and challenge us to “pray without ceasing” and in some sense ask the very same request that the disciples did 2,000 years ago: “Lord, teach us to pray http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Matthew6.9c.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Prayer Pastor Rob Berreth Matthrew 6.9b Teach us to pray. This is the only recorded request we have of the first disciples asking Jesus to teach them something. Not, teach us to lead. Or, teach us to be culturally relevant. But, teach us to pray. That’s not to say that leading and being intelligible to our culture are not good things that Christ Himself has modeled for us, but perhaps there not the most important things. And yet we seem to place so much emphasis on everything but prayer. As a North American church we seem so much more interested in leading, and creating, and building, than we do praying. This series is meant to encourage and challenge us to “pray without ceasing” and in some sense ask the very same request that the disciples did 2,000 years ago: “Lord, teach us to pray http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Matt6.9b.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Prayer Pastor Rob Berreth Matthrew 6.9a Teach us to pray. This is the only recorded request we have of the first disciples asking Jesus to teach them something. Not, teach us to lead. Or, teach us to be culturally relevant. But, teach us to pray. That’s not to say that leading and being intelligible to our culture are not good things that Christ Himself has modeled for us, but perhaps there not the most important things. And yet we seem to place so much emphasis on everything but prayer. As a North American church we seem so much more interested in leading, and creating, and building, than we do praying. This series is meant to encourage and challenge us to “pray without ceasing” and in some sense ask the very same request that the disciples did 2,000 years ago: “Lord, teach us to pray http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Matt6.9a.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Prayer Pastor Rob Berreth Matthrew 6.5-8 Teach us to pray. This is the only recorded request we have of the first disciples asking Jesus to teach them something. Not, teach us to lead. Or, teach us to be culturally relevant. But, teach us to pray. That’s not to say that leading and being intelligible to our culture are not good things that Christ Himself has modeled for us, but perhaps there not the most important things. And yet we seem to place so much emphasis on everything but prayer. As a North American church we seem so much more interested in leading, and creating, and building, than we do praying. This series is meant to encourage and challenge us to “pray without ceasing” and in some sense ask the very same request that the disciples did 2,000 years ago: “Lord, teach us to pray http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Matt6.5-8.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Prayer Pastor Rob Berreth Part 7 of 7 our series on Ruth Ruth is a book that teaches us about redemption. Specifically, the redemption found in the providential hand of God ultimately in the work of Jesus Christ upon the Cross. In Ruth we find encouragement and hope that the storylines of our lives can find restoration and wholeness in the sovereign activity of God. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Ruth4.13-22.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Ruth, Part 7 Pastor Rob Berreth Part 6 of our series on Ruth Ruth is a book that teaches us about redemption. Specifically, the redemption found in the providential hand of God ultimately in the work of Jesus Christ upon the Cross. In Ruth we find encouragement and hope that the storylines of our lives can find restoration and wholeness in the sovereign activity of God. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Ruth4.1-12.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Ruth, Part 6 Pastor Rob Berreth Part 5 of 7 our series on Ruth Ruth is a book that teaches us about redemption. Specifically, the redemption found in the providential hand of God ultimately in the work of Jesus Christ upon the Cross. In Ruth we find encouragement and hope that the storylines of our lives can find restoration and wholeness in the sovereign activity of God. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Ruth3.1-18.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Ruth, Part 5 Pastor Rob Berreth Part 4 of 7 our series on Ruth Ruth is a book that teaches us about redemption. Specifically, the redemption found in the providential hand of God ultimately in the work of Jesus Christ upon the Cross. In Ruth we find encouragement and hope that the storylines of our lives can find restoration and wholeness in the sovereign activity of God. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Ruth2.17-23.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Ruth, Part 4 Pastor Rob Berreth Part 3 of 7 our series on Ruth Ruth is a book that teaches us about redemption. Specifically, the redemption found in the providential hand of God ultimately in the work of Jesus Christ upon the Cross. In Ruth we find encouragement and hope that the storylines of our lives can find restoration and wholeness in the sovereign activity of God. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Ruth2.1-16.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Ruth, Part 3 Pastor Rob Berreth Part 2 of 7 our series on Ruth Ruth is a book that teaches us about redemption. Specifically, the redemption found in the providential hand of God ultimately in the work of Jesus Christ upon the Cross. In Ruth we find encouragement and hope that the storylines of our lives can find restoration and wholeness in the sovereign activity of God. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Ruth1.6-22.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Ruth, Part 2 Pastor Rob Berreth Part 1 of 7 our series on Ruth Ruth is a book that teaches us about redemption. Specifically, the redemption found in the providential hand of God ultimately in the work of Jesus Christ upon the Cross. In Ruth we find encouragement and hope that the storylines of our lives can find restoration and wholeness in the sovereign activity of God. http://www.redeemernw.org/eat-truth/mp3s/Ruth1.1-5.mp3 Rob Berreth, Redeemer, Ruth, Part 1