Sermons of Redeeming Life Church

“The Faithful Guard” (Titus 1:10-16)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 17:23:08 +0000

In his letter to Titus, Paul addresses one of the most important job that elders in the church are called to perform – guarding the flock! In his message centered on Titus 1: 10-16, Pastor Alex shares information about dangerous false teachers and the effect they have on the church. How should we respond to false teaching? How do elders protect the church from false doctrine? Tune into this week’s message to find out!

“Setting The Church In Order” (Titus 1:5-9)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 21 Apr 2026 16:08:32 +0000

How should a church function? Should it be run like a business or more like a community co-op? What is an Elder and why is the role important in church leadership? In his exposition of Titus 1:5-9, Pastor Alex shows us how Christ has established order for the church through the appointment of biblically qualified elders who help lead and shepherd the flock. Tune into this week’s message and find out why elders serve as a necessary and precious gift to Christ’s church.

“Anchored In The Truth” (Titus 1:1-4)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 12 Apr 2026 21:34:45 +0000

This Sunday we began a new series through Paul’s letter to Titus. As we examined the introduction of Paul’s letter together, Pastor Josiah challenged us to anchor our faith in the unfailing promises of God.

“Christ’s Devoted Church” (Acts 2:42-47)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 07 Apr 2026 18:08:23 +0000

This Easter Sunday message from Acts 2:42-47 asks a simple but important question: what happened after the resurrection? In Christ’s Devoted Church, we look at how the risen Lord formed his people into a church that was rooted in truth, shaped by love, filled with joyful worship, and marked by prayerful dependence. This sermon is not only about the habits of the early church. It is about the power of Christ to form a people who live together in a way that displays the beauty of the gospel. Today Jesus Christ calls us to be that kind of church for others.

“Heavenly Acquittal” (Zechariah 3:1-10)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 07 Apr 2026 15:48:22 +0000

On Good Friday, Pastor Alex Trotter preached a message centered on Zechariah 3:1-10 in which he outlined why as Christians we call the night that Christ was crucified good. Listen to his message "Heavenly Acquittal" to find out how that terrible night was turned into a very good night for all those put their faith in Christ.

“Authority Over All” (Luke 8:22-56)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 19:16:21 +0000

What are you worried about? What are you afraid of? In this week’s sermon, Pastor Josiah shows us how Christ came in power and authority over our biggest fear and our greatest enemy through a message centered on Luke 8:22-56.

“Response Required” (Luke 8:1-21)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 22 Mar 2026 22:15:22 +0000

What distractions are choking out the spiritual growth in your life right now? Are you close to Christian things, or are you actually hearing and doing the Word of God?

In this week’s message, centered on Luke 8:1-21, Pastor Josiah shows us how Jesus makes it plain that hearing God’s Word always demands a response. This message is a call to examine the soil of your heart. It is time to press past shallow religion, church familiarity, and outward association with Christian things, and determine whether the gospel has truly taken root in your life or not.

“Mission Is Worship” (Psalm 67:1-7)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 15 Mar 2026 21:22:21 +0000

How does living on mission relate to our worship of God? How can we as followers of Jesus engage in the great commission in our own community? Through his exposition of Psalm 67:1-7, Missionary Kirk Galster, answered these questions and more as he shared how the good news of the gospel is meant to be shared with everyone we know… including our enemies. Tune into this week’s message to find out how you too can be used by God to advance his kingdom and live on mission right where God has planted you. The harvest is plentiful, but are you prepared to work it?

“A Blueprint For Repentance” (Luke 7:36-50)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Fri, 13 Mar 2026 18:38:22 +0000

What does true repentance look like? How often do you need to repent of our sins? How is your love for Christ connected to your understanding of forgiveness? This week we continued our series through Luke’s Gospel as Pastor Alex delivered a sermon centered on Luke 7:36-50, in which he outlined a “Blueprint for Forgiveness.” Join us for this week’s message to find out how true, humble, and heartfelt repentance before Christ can change your life forever!

“Determined to Lose” (Luke 7:1-35)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 01 Mar 2026 22:51:03 +0000

Is your heart hardened to the idea of following Christ? Have you counted the cost of rejecting the gospel? This week we continued in our series through Luke’s Gospel as Pastor Alex Trotter delivered a message centered on Luke 7:1-35. Wherever you are at in life, now is the time to run to Christ, soften your heart, and follow him. Listen to this week’s message to find out how!

“God’s House Rules” (Luke 6:37-49)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 24 Feb 2026 17:33:37 +0000

In the conclusion of his sermon in Luke 6, Christ’s attention shifts from how we treat outsiders, to how we treat one another within God’s Kingdom as he calls his people to put down their gavel, show mercy to others and treasure HIS word in their heart! When the storms of life hit, will your faith stand, or will it collapse and reveal an unstable foundation that is powerless to save you?

“Living Life Upside Down” (Luke 6:12-36)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 17 Feb 2026 21:33:37 +0000

In Luke 6:12–36, Jesus forms a people for his kingdom and then teaches them how kingdom life works. As Children of the Most High our lives should resemble the love and mercy we’ve received from God our Father. As Christians, Jesus commands us to love our enemies, bless others, pray for those who have hurt us and give freely without demanding payback. Tune into this week’s message and discover how you too can live with mercy and compassion that mirrors the mercy God has shown you in Christ.

“The New Wine of Christ” (Luke 5:33-6:11)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 09 Feb 2026 21:13:07 +0000

How does the new covenant relate to the old covenant? What role does the Sabbath play in the life of 21st Century believers living under the new covenant? In this week’s sermon, Pastor Alex unpacks these questions and more as he delivers a sermon centered on Luke 5:33-6:11, in which he shows that Christ is Lord over the Sabbath and our lives.

“A Savior For Sinners” (Luke 5:1-32)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 02 Feb 2026 21:14:22 +0000

Have you ever felt unworthy of God’s grace? Have you ever felt too ashamed to come to Christ with your sins? If so, then this message is for you! In his message, “A Savior For Sinners,” centered on Luke 5:1-32, Pastor Josiah shows us how Jesus came to seek and to save those who are lost or have tried to hide from his presence for fear that they will be rejected or condemned. God’s word tells us that Jesus did not come to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance! Therefore, today is the day to come to Jesus in repentant faith, because he alone has the power to forgive your sins.

“The Choice Is Yours” (Luke 4:14-44)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 25 Jan 2026 21:46:45 +0000

How can we know with certainty that Jesus Christ is the promised Messiah and long-awaited Savior of mankind? Tune into this week’s message on Luke 4:14-44, as Pastor Josiah lays out the supporting evidence that demands a verdict.

“That They May Know Him” (Psalm 67:1-7)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 19 Jan 2026 21:25:03 +0000

Special Guest, Adam Burrell from Heart Cry Missionary Society shares a message centered on Psalm 67:1-7.

“The Second Adam” (Luke 3:21-4:13)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 12 Jan 2026 17:11:08 +0000

Where are you most tempted to turn the Christian life into “doing more” to regain God’s approval—rather than resting in Christ’s finished victory? In the wilderness, Jesus faces Satan’s temptations and proves Himself faithful where Adam (and, by implication, all of us) failed: He submits to God alone, worships God alone, and trusts God alone. Jesus is the Second Adam, succeeding in our place and securing victory over sin, condemnation, and the accuser! Therefore, the Christian’s confidence is not found in a fresh “to-do list” aimed at earning God’s favor, but in resting in what Christ has already done, and then obeying him out of love and gratitude rather than fear and worry.

“Now Is The Time” (Luke 3:1-20)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 05 Jan 2026 19:57:08 +0000

In a world chasing after new answers every January, Luke 3:1-20 reminds us that God has already spoken with shocking clarity in real history: he broke centuries of silence through John the Baptist to announce that the Messiah has arrived, judgment is coming, and now is the time to receive the good news, repent from your sins, and unashamedly follow Christ publicly. When the Judge finally separates the wheat from chaff, what will your life reveal about who you truly trusted?

“Miraculously Unremarkable” (Luke 2:21-52)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 29 Dec 2025 16:29:40 +0000

This Sunday we continued in our series through Luke’s Gospel as Pastor Alex delivered a sermon centered on Luke 2:21-52. In his sermon, Pastor Alex explained how Christ’s two natures, his divine nature and his human nature, often referred to as the Hypostatic Union, serve as one of the core doctrines of the Christian faith.

“A Savior Is Born!” (Luke 2:1-20)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 22 Dec 2025 04:48:37 +0000

As we examine the story of Christ’s birth in Luke 2, we find that the angels in heaven and the witnesses on earth are rejoicing and praising God because the promised Savior, Christ the Lord, has come into the world to rescue mankind from the wrath of God and grant forgiveness for our sins. Therefore, as people who have been redeemed from our past and forgiven for the sin that has separated us from God, we in turn must submit to Christ as King, proclaim him as our Savior, and worship him as Lord.

“The Dawn of God’s Faithfulness” (Luke 1:39-80)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 15 Dec 2025 00:17:10 +0000

Following Christ isn’t about pretending everything is okay; it’s about learning to trust God’s promises even when we can’t see what He is doing. In his message, “The Dawn of God’s Faithfulness,” Pastor Josiah walks us through Luke 1:39–80 and shows how God breaks 400 years of silence with the births of John the Baptist and Jesus. We watch Mary and Zechariah move from confusion and waiting to Spirit-filled praise as they realize God is fulfilling the promises He made to Abraham and David. Along the way, we connect their story to ours: what it feels like when life is barren, when prayers seem unanswered, when God feels distant. Because God has already kept His biggest promise in Jesus, we can trust Him in the darkest moments of our lives and worship Him even when life seems hopeless.

“A Tale of Two Mothers” (Luke 1:1-38)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 07 Dec 2025 23:10:55 +0000

This Sunday we began a new sermon series through Luke’s Gospel as Pastor Alex preached a message centered on Luke 1:1-38. In his sermon, “A Tale of Two Mothers,” Pastor Alex reminded us that despite the difficulties we face is this life, we can trust that God is always faithful to keep His promises. Since God the Father was faithful to keep the most amazing promise he’s ever made, sending his only son, Jesus Christ to rescue us from our sins, then we can rest assured that the Lord will always care for those who belong to Him and are called by His name.

“Call and Response” (Acts 28:11-31)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 02 Dec 2025 18:52:38 +0000

This week we are concluding our series in the book of Acts as Pastor Alex preaches a sermon centered on Acts 28:11-31. In his sermon, Pastor Alex shows us how, like the Apostle Paul, we too must be faithful to proclaim the gospel to the world. Regardless of how others respond to our gospel call, we must remain steadfast, trusting God for the results.

“Eternal Confidence” (Acts 27:1-28:10)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 24 Nov 2025 17:44:02 +0000

Join us this week as we continue our series in Acts! In his sermon “Eternal Confidence” centered on Acts 27:1-28:10, Pastor Alex shows us through Paul’s tumultuous journey to Rome how God sovereignly reigns over every trial and in every storm we face in life. Just as we observe from the Apostle Paul, the best way to endure trials in our own life is to trust in God and place our hope in Him.

“Stand & Deliver” (Acts 25:13-26:32)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Wed, 19 Nov 2025 17:28:15 +0000

What holds you back from boldly sharing the gospel—fear, shame, or something else? In this week’s message, we follow the Apostle Paul as he stands before King Agrippa and Governor Festus, not to defend his innocence, but to boldly proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ. God’s word challenges us to see that, like Paul, we too are commissioned by Christ—not just saved from darkness but sent into a dark world with the light of the gospel. We are empowered by the Holy Spirit to speak with boldness, even when mocked or misunderstood. And we are called to long for the salvation of others with the same burning desire Paul displayed, regardless of the cost.

“Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can’t Lose!” (Acts 24:1-25:12)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 11 Nov 2025 23:25:09 +0000

When accusations or misunderstandings come against your faith, what does it look like to give a Christ-centered defense rather than a self-defensive reaction? In his sermon: “Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can’t Lose!” centered on Acts 24:1 – 25:12, Pastor Josiah walks us into the Roman courtroom of Caesarea, where the apostle Paul stands accused before Governor Felix. Surrounded by power, politics, and hostility, Paul defends himself not with manipulation but with conviction—his worship is to the Lord, his hope is anchored in the resurrection, and his conscience is clear before God and man. This passage reveals that the gospel itself, not merely Paul, is on trial—and that even in chains, God’s mission is unstoppable.

As Christ’s chosen people, we are called to live with integrity and to boldly defend His truth before all. When our eyes are fixed on Christ and our hearts are full of love for Him, we truly can’t lose—because even through persecution and hardship, the gospel advances, God’s purposes prevail, and His truth cannot be silenced.

“Holy Interference” (Acts 23:12-35)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 03 Nov 2025 16:08:11 +0000

In difficult times and through the trials of life, it can be hard to recognize God’s providence at work in and around us. In his sermon “Holy Interference,” drawn from Acts 23:12–35, Alex reminds us that God was sovereignly working through ordinary people to bring about an extraordinary turn of events in Paul’s life, even amid persecution and imprisonment. In the same way, God continues to work through the everyday moments and people in our lives to accomplish His purposes and fulfill His sovereign plan throughout the earth. How might God be moving “behind the scenes” in your life today?

“Have Courage” (Acts 22:30-23:11)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 26 Oct 2025 19:49:13 +0000

Life is hard! Suffering and brokenness feel like a normal part of our daily lives. However, just as he did with the Apostle Paul, the Lord is seeking to encourage us today by reminding us to have courage. For the Christian, we have no need to fear because we are never alone, the Lord is always with us!

“Redeemed For a Purpose” (Acts 21:37-22:29)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 20 Oct 2025 19:45:47 +0000

In what ways do fear or comfort keep you from boldly defending the gospel? How might your life look different if you truly believed your story was part of God’s redemptive mission? Through Paul’s defense before a hostile crowd, we see that God’s sovereign hand not only redeems broken sinners but also redeploys them for His mission. Just as Christ met Paul on the road to Damascus, He also stands ready to meet each of us in our brokenness, offering forgiveness, purpose, and courage to testify to His saving grace.

“Chained In Obedience” (Acts 21:15-36)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 13 Oct 2025 22:28:51 +0000

What if following Christ led you into suffering instead of comfort — would you still obey? In “Chained in Obedience,” Pastor Josiah unpacks Paul’s costly journey to Jerusalem in Acts 21:15–36 — a story that reminds us that following Christ faithfully does not guarantee comfort, favor, or safety. Paul’s obedience led him into chains, not away from them. Yet through those chains, God advanced the gospel and displayed His sovereignty. Paul’s example calls believers to embrace the truth that faithful obedience often includes suffering, and that despite persecution God’s plan still succeeds! The same Lord who ruled over Paul’s prison cell reigns over every trial we face today, turning our suffering into a testimony of His grace and power.

“Not Only to Be Bound” (Acts 21:1-14)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 06 Oct 2025 19:25:15 +0000

As Paul journeys toward Jerusalem, the Spirit repeatedly warns him that suffering awaits. Friends beg him not to go, but Paul’s response cuts to the core of discipleship: “I am ready not only to be bound, but also to die for the name of the Lord Jesus.” This is not reckless ambition—it’s the fruit of a heart transformed by the Gospel. The Gospel calls us to die to self, strengthens us to endure hardship, and assures us that death itself has been conquered. Paul’s resolve reminds us that following Christ was never meant to be safe, but it is always worth it. When the Spirit calls you into costly obedience, will you shrink back—or press forward, trusting that Jesus is worth it?

“The Power of Prayer!” (James 5:13-20)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 29 Sep 2025 15:19:23 +0000

Prayer connects ordinary believers to an extraordinary God who keeps His promises and draws His people to Himself. In James 5:13–20, we’re reminded to pray in every season, pray for one another, and pray boldly in the righteousness that comes through Jesus. Tune in to this week’s message and discover how ordinary prayers connect us to an extraordinary God who saves, restores, and sustains His people.

“Stand Firm!” (James 5:7-12)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 22 Sep 2025 18:13:17 +0000

Life is filled with waiting — waiting for answers, for relief, for justice. In James 5:7–12, God’s word calls His people to patiently endure in the face of hardship, oppression, and uncertainty by trusting His sovereign rule and the certainty of Christ’s return. This powerful message points us back to the heart of the gospel. Just as Job endured suffering and ultimately experienced the mercy of God, so too Christ endured the cross to secure mercy and compassion for all who believe. And now, we live in a new hope — not wringing our hands in worry, but standing firm in faith, knowing that the Judge is at the door and His promises never fail.

“Detestable Acts & Dishonest Gains” (James 5:1-6)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 15 Sep 2025 16:59:19 +0000

Does God really hear the cries of those who are cheated, wronged, or overlooked? In his message centered on James 5:1–6, Pastor Josiah shares a powerful warning from James: selfish hoarding and dishonest gain may look like success in the world’s eyes, but before God they will testify against us. Earthly riches corrode, unjust dealings oppress the vulnerable, and self-indulgence leads to judgment. Yet in Christ, there is an eternal treasure that moth and rust cannot destroy. For the oppressor, God’s word declares judgment. For the oppressed, we can be comforted – God hears your cries and will bring the unrighteous to justice. And for all who believe, the gospel gives hope: true riches are found in Christ alone.

“Stop Playing God!” (James 4:11-17)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 08 Sep 2025 16:23:58 +0000

What fears or ambitions keep you from fully submitting your life to God’s will? In his sermon, “Stop Playing God,” Pastor Josiah shows us how James 4:11-17 calls us to humble ourselves in full submission before God. As Christians we need to stop criticizing our brothers and sisters, stop pretending we control tomorrow, and start entrusting every part of our lives to the Lord’s will. Our lives are but a vapor, and at the end of the day, only what is done in Christ will last. Because God alone is the final authority, we must quit playing God and joyfully submit our lives to Him.

“All In” (James 4:1-10)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 01 Sep 2025 15:56:33 +0000

Why do our desires so often leave us empty, even when they’re fulfilled? In this week’s message centered on James 4:1–10, Pastor Josiah unpacks both the problem and the promise regarding the difficulties we face in life. Our passions and worldly pursuits leave us restless, divided, and far from God. Yet God does not abandon us—but gives grace to the humble. In Christ, the true Bridegroom, we are invited to lay down our pride, resist the lies of the enemy, and draw near to the God who draws near to us. This passage is not just a warning but an invitation: to forsake the emptiness of the world and discover the joy of full devotion to Christ. What would it look like for you to go “all in” with Christ today?

“Wisdom From Above” (James 3:13-18)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 26 Aug 2025 19:55:46 +0000

Where do you turn for answers when life is hard? What type of wisdom is shaping your life or affecting your decisions? In his sermon, “Wisdom from Above” centered on James 3:13–18, Pastor Josiah unpacks the sharp contrast between false wisdom that is earthly, unspiritual, and demonic—and true wisdom that comes from God. Earthly wisdom seeks pride, ambition, and self-exaltation, but it inevitably leads to disorder and destruction. Godly wisdom, however, is marked by purity, gentleness, mercy, and peace. Most importantly, James shows us that true wisdom makes us peacemakers—sowing peace that produces a harvest of righteousness.

This sermon reminds us that wisdom is not measured by intelligence or worldly success, but by a transformed heart that reflects Christ. Only by embracing the wisdom from above do we become the kind of people who strengthen the church, bring peace into broken relationships, and share the hope of the gospel with the world.

“The Weight of the Word” (James 3:1-12)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 18 Aug 2025 20:11:37 +0000

If your words were placed on trial, what would they reveal about your faith? In this week’s sermon, Alex Trotter unpacks James 3:1–12, confronting the sobering truth that our words reveal the condition of our hearts. The tongue, though small, wields extraordinary power—to bless or to destroy, to build up or to tear down. For those in Christ, speech becomes a mark of transformation: increasingly God-honoring, gracious, and edifying, not because of self-discipline alone but because Christ is reshaping the heart. Even when we fail, every careless and sinful word has been covered by the blood of Jesus. For those outside of Christ, however, the tongue exposes the futility of self-reform; apart from the cross, our words testify against us before a holy God. True hope for taming the tongue lies only in the transforming grace of Jesus Christ.

Ultimately, this passage presses us to examine the fruit of our faith through the words we speak. Our speech is never neutral—it either confirms the reality of Christ at work in us or exposes our desperate need for Him. The cross of Christ is sufficient to forgive our failures and powerful enough to transform our tongues into instruments of praise. What difference would it make if every word you spoke was filtered through the cross of Christ?

“Can That Faith Save You?” (James 2:14-26)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Wed, 13 Aug 2025 19:14:43 +0000

This sermon confronts one of the most sobering questions in Scripture: What kind of faith saves? In his sermon centered on James 2:14–26, Alex shows us that genuine faith is never alone—it produces the visible fruit of obedience. Works do not contribute to our justification before God, but they are the God-given evidence of a heart transformed by the Spirit. For the believer, this is both a call to self-examination and a comfort: God Himself works in us to will and to do for His good pleasure (Phil. 2:12–13). For the unbeliever, it is a gracious warning that mere profession without transformation is empty, and that Christ alone gives living faith that bears fruit in keeping with repentance.

“Don’t Play Favorites!” (James 2:1-13)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 04 Aug 2025 14:42:22 +0000

In a world obsessed with appearances, James confronts the church with a bold command: Don’t play favorites! In his sermon on James 2:1-13, Pastor Josiah explores how favoritism contradicts the very mercy that saved us. When we elevate the wealthy and ignore the poor—or vice versa—we forget that at the foot of the cross, all distinctions vanish. Jesus didn’t rescue us because of status or success, but solely by his mercy. Therefore, Christians must reflect that mercy in how we see and treat others. This message is for everyone—rich or poor, polished or broken—because Jesus welcomes all who will come.

“True Religion” (James 1:19-27)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 28 Jul 2025 16:47:28 +0000

Have you experienced the kind of spiritual rebirth that leads to real change? James 1:19–27 teaches that saving faith isn’t passive—it’s transformational. In this sermon, Pastor Josiah explores how the Word of God not only saves us but reshapes us. Through vivid illustrations and pastoral exhortation, you’ll discover that “real religion” means more than just hearing Scripture—it means receiving it with humility, obeying it with integrity, and displaying it through a life of mercy, holiness, and self-control. The gospel doesn’t just inform your life; it transforms it. Why does the life of a true Christian look so different from the world? Listen to this week’s message and find out!

“Fire Tested & Joy Filled” (James 1:1-18)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 20 Jul 2025 19:09:45 +0000

Are you walking through a trial that feels too heavy to carry? How can we find joy when life falls apart? In “Fire Tested & Joy Filled,” Pastor Josiah walks through James 1:1–18 to show that the trials we face are not meaningless—they are God's tool to grow our faith and prepare us for eternity. With honesty, personal testimony, and biblical clarity, this sermon calls believers to endure trials with joy, seek God's wisdom without doubting, resist the tempting lies of the enemy, and trust in the unchanging goodness of God. Even in the hardest seasons, we are not alone—Christ endured the ultimate trial on our behalf and now walks with us through the fire.

“IF” (1 Samuel 11:12-12:25)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 14 Jul 2025 15:51:22 +0000

What do you do when your life is falling apart, and you’ve run out of options—can God still meet you there? Is there any hope for those who have failed God repeatedly?

In this final message from our “The Search For A King” series, Pastor Josiah explores the theme of “IF”—those pivotal moments in life that center on trust, obedience, and the faithfulness of God. As Israel stands at a national crossroads, having demanded a king and rebelled against the Lord, Samuel confronts them with their sin, warns them of its consequences, and yet offers them hope rooted in God's steadfast mercy. IF we reject God, we face ruin; but IF we return to Him, He is faithful to forgive us and redeem us from the pit. Through a gospel-centered lens, this sermon shows how our repeated failures can never outmatch God's covenantal grace. Jesus, the true and better King, succeeds where Saul—and all of us—fail. And in Him, we hear the everlasting assurance for every believer: “God’s got you!”

“Is This The King?” (1 Samuel 10:17-11:11)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 07 Jul 2025 02:07:23 +0000

Where is your hope? What types of things are you placing your trust in today? In his sermon, “Is This The King?” centered on 1 Samuel 10:17-11:11, Alex Trotter shared how even though Saul looked like the King who would save Israel from their enemies, ultimately it was Christ who would redeem his people from death and crush the serpent’s head once and for all. Unlike the Israelites, we mustn’t turn to rulers of this world for our ultimate salvation, even despite their apparent victories. Instead, we must turn our eyes to the true Prophet, Priest, and King, Jesus Christ and look to him to save us from the brokenness that surrounds us.

“The King You Desire” (1 Samuel 9:1-10:16)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 01 Jul 2025 21:22:08 +0000

What are you currently desiring or pursuing that might be more shaped by the world’s values than God’s will? Can you identify a time when God used a disappointment or failure to draw you closer to Him? In what ways is Jesus reshaping your desires to want more of Him, rather than just His gifts?

In his sermon “The King You Desire” based on 1 Samuel 9:1-10:16, Pastor Josiah shared how Israel received what they asked for—a king like the nations. Saul looked the part: tall, strong, impressive. But beneath the surface, he was spiritually unfit and directionless. Sometimes, God gives us what we want to reveal that what we long for isn't truly what we need. Yet even in our rebellion, God’s sovereign grace is at work. He uses our misguided desires, our detours, and even our failures to draw us back to Himself. Ultimately, the story of Saul points us to Jesus—the King we didn’t ask for but the one we desperately need. In Him, our desires are transformed to want what He wants—and we discover that the deepest satisfaction of our hearts is not in what we get, but in whom we belong to.

“So, You Want A King?” (1 Samuel 8:1-22)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 23 Jun 2025 02:16:02 +0000

Why do our demands for greater freedom often lead to deeper bondage? What happens when we ask God for what we want instead of trusting Him for what we need? In his sermon, “So, You Want A King?” based on 1 Samuel 8:1-22, Pastor Bryan Catherman explores Israel’s demand for a king and the deeper spiritual rebellion it represents. As the people reject God’s rule in favor of a monarchy like the surrounding nations, we are confronted with a timeless truth: when we choose self-rule over God’s sovereign reign, we inherit the consequences of our own folly. Yet, even in judgment, God’s mercy shines through as He ultimately provides not just any king, but the one King we truly need—Jesus Christ. The message challenges us to consider where we, too, may be exchanging divine kingship for worldly security, and reminds us that only under God's rule do we find true freedom and life.

“True Repentance & Divine Deliverance” (1 Samuel 7:2-17)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 16 Jun 2025 02:30:41 +0000

Why does life sometimes get harder after we repent—and what is God doing in those moments? What does true repentance look like—and what does it lead to? In his sermon, “True Repentance & Divine Deliverance,” centered on 1 Samuel 7:2–17, Pastor Josiah shared how Israel turned from idolatry and returned to the Lord with a repentant heart. Yet, just as they turned back to God, new trouble arose. But God, faithful to His covenant and powerful to save, delivered His people—not because of their strength, but through the intercession of His appointed mediator, Samuel. This passage reminds us that while repentance may invite hardship, it always places us under the care of a God who is faithful to forgive, fights for us, and never fails to be there for us.

“Who Can Stand?” (1 Samuel 6:1-7:1)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 08 Jun 2025 23:48:20 +0000

Are you tempted to approach God on your own terms rather than according to His will? How does the holiness of God shape your worship, your obedience, and your view of Christ? In today’s message we find out what happens when God's people treat His presence with irreverence! In 1 Samuel 6:1–7:1, both the Philistines and the Israelites dishonor the holy presence of Yahweh—not by defiance alone, but by casual disobedience. In his message, “Who Can Stand?” Pastor Josiah explores how God's holiness is not something to manage, manipulate, or presume upon. Through the tragic actions of Beth-shemesh and the fearful question, “Who is able to stand before this holy God?”, we are brought face-to-face with our own unworthiness and the absolute necessity of a Mediator.

In a world that often reduces God to sentimentality or ritual, this message calls us back to the fear of the Lord—a fear that leads not to fleeing from God, but to obedience under His Word and submission to His final Prophet, Jesus Christ. True life is found in fearing God and obeying His Word through Christ alone.

“The Hand of the Lord” (1 Samuel 5:1-12)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 02 Jun 2025 15:50:09 +0000

Are we trying to manipulate God or worship Him? Is God’s presence in your life a source of joy or judgment? In 1 Samuel 5, the Philistines believed they had conquered the God of Israel by capturing the ark, but what unfolds next is a powerful revelation: God cannot be controlled, co-opted, or contained. His hand brings victory over idols, judgment upon His enemies, and—ultimately—redemption through Christ for those who turn to Him in faith. In his sermon, “The Hand of the Lord,” Pastor Josiah unpacks the triumph of God's holiness over Dagon, the terror that falls on the Philistines, and the redemptive hope that shines bright in our lives when we reach out to the One who bore the hand of judgment in our place—Jesus Christ!

“Ichabod: Where Is The Glory?” (1 Samuel 4:1-22)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 26 May 2025 18:32:28 +0000

Are there areas in your life where you are trusting in religious activity—rather than in God’s Word? What would it look like for your church to lose the presence of God but keep the appearance of faith? In 1 Samuel 4, Israel suffers a devastating defeat—not merely militarily, but spiritually—as the ark of God is captured and His glory departs. Despite having access to the Word of God through the prophet Samuel, the people ignore it and instead place their trust in a sacred object, assuming God's power could be wielded apart from faithful submission. This presumption leads to judgment: the priesthood collapses, the ark is lost, and “Ichabod” is declared—the glory has departed. But the story of Scripture doesn’t end in Ichabod. Through judgment, God prepares the way for restoration. In Christ, the glory returns—not in a box, but in a savior. Emmanuel—God with us—is the name now written over those who receive Him by faith.

“When God Speaks” (1 Samuel 3:1-21)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 19 May 2025 17:45:15 +0000

When was the last time you slowed down enough to hear God's voice? What do you do when God's Word is hard to receive? In a time when God's voice was rarely heard and spiritual darkness covered the land, the Lord broke His silence—not through a priest or a king, but through a young boy named Samuel. This moment would mark a turning point in Israel’s history and reveal something essential about how God speaks—and how we must respond. In his message, “When God Speaks,” centered on 1 Samuel 3:1-21, Pastor Josiah explores the critical difference between those who reject God's word and those who receive it in faith. God is still speaking. The question is—are we listening?

“The Heart of Worship” (1 Samuel 2:12-36)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 12 May 2025 19:29:07 +0000

Does your worship reflect a heart that fears and honors God—or is it centered on yourself? Are you faithfully serving the Lord even when no one notices? In a world where spiritual leadership is often compromised and worship reduced to performance, 1 Samuel 2:12–36 reveals a sobering truth: God is not indifferent to how He is worshiped. As the sons of Eli defile the priesthood with selfishness and sin, God is already at work raising up a faithful servant—Samuel—who will honor Him. In his sermon, “The Heart of Worship,” Pastor Josiah explores the contrast between corrupt and faithful worship, reminding us that God sees every heart, judges unfaithfulness righteously, and exalts those who walk humbly before Him.

“Preparing For A King” (1 Samuel 1:1-2:11)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 04 May 2025 19:42:16 +0000

Are you looking for hope in the middle of your brokenness? What if the silence you're experiencing is the soil where God is preparing your heart for the King? In a time of deep spiritual darkness, God heard the cry of a broken woman named Hannah—and through her sorrow and surrender, He began a redemptive movement that would ultimately lead to the true King. This week, Pastor Josiah preached a message centered on 1 Samuel 1:1-2:11, in which he showed how through Hannah’s story, we see God remember the lowly, raise up a prophet, and prepare His people for the hope they didn’t yet see coming. Hannah’s story is not just about answered prayer—it's about how God works in and through our times of brokenness and despair to bring about salvation and redemption.

“Caring Enough To Change” (Nehemiah 1:1-2:8)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 29 Apr 2025 19:01:18 +0000

What are some of the major concerns in your life? What is something God is calling you to care about today? In his sermon “Caring Enough to Change” centered on Nehemiah 1:1-2:8, Doug Reed shared how Nehemiah cared enough about the community that God placed him in that he helped lead the charge to rebuild the city walls in only 52 days that had been left in ruins for over 144 years. Nehemiah was called by God to act, and he obeyed! What issues in your life is God calling you to act upon? How might we affect our city with the gospel in a drastic way simply by placing our faith in Christ and trusting in him?

“Called to Believe - Sent to Proclaim” (John 20:1-18)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 20 Apr 2025 23:29:31 +0000

Are you searching for hope but not sure where to find it? Have you heard the Resurrection story but never truly experienced the risen Jesus for yourself? Mary came to the tomb expecting death—but instead, she encountered the risen Christ. In this Easter message centered on John 20:1–18, Pastor Josiah shared how Jesus meets us in our brokenness, calls us by name, and sends us out with joy. This isn't just Mary's story—it's the story of every believer! Christ’s resurrection may seem like the end of the story, but it’s actually the beginning of a new one. For those who profess faith in Christ, the best part of Christ’s resurrection – is that it guarantees ours!

“Endure In Christ” (2 Timothy 4:16-22)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 13 Apr 2025 22:34:36 +0000

When everyone else abandons you, who will stand with you? When the time comes, will Christ be your Advocate—or your Judge?

In his final words to Timothy, the apostle Paul describes a time when it appeared as if he stood defeated and alone in a Roman courtroom—but Paul wasn’t truly alone. In this powerful conclusion to 2 Timothy, Pastor Josiah shared how as believers, Christ stands with us in every trial, equips us for every moment, and will one day stand for us in the final judgment. Are you trying to stand on your own when you were never meant to? This message is not just about Paul’s courage to stand firm for the gospel — it’s about the unmerited grace that we receive from Christ and serves as a timely reminder that those who endure in Christ are never alone!

“Friendship Matters” (2 Timothy 4:9-15)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 07 Apr 2025 00:30:09 +0000

Who do you turn to when life gets tough? Could your friends count on you to stand by them in their darkest hours? In this week’s message, based on 2 Timothy 4:9-15, Pastor Josiah explores how the Apostle Paul, facing his final days in a Roman prison, longed for the companionship of faithful friends like Timothy, Mark, and Luke to help him endure his hardships—emphasizing that true friends are vital for surviving life’s toughest moments by pointing us to the gospel and Christ’s unwavering presence. Dive into the full sermon to discover how faithful friendships not only reflect God’s love but also equip us to endure until the end!

“The End Is Near” (2 Timothy 4:6-8)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 30 Mar 2025 22:57:04 +0000

In a world where the end often feels near, Paul’s words to Timothy ring out with unshakable hope and enduring resolve. In his sermon, “The End Is Near” centered on 2 Timothy 4:6-8, Pastor Josiah shared how even though Paul is facing his final days in a cold prison cell, he has no reason to fear, because the reward waiting for him in eternity, far outweighs the hardships he has experienced in this life.

As Paul reflects on a life poured out like a drink offering to God—fiercely fought, faithfully completed, and steadfastly anchored in faith, there is a crown of righteousness that is waiting for Paul. This reward is not earned by his works but secured by his Redeemer. And the best part is, that same prize isn’t just for Paul—it’s for all who endure, who cling to Christ through every trial, and endure to the end by placing their faith in Him.

So, as the clock ticks and eternity looms, the question remains: Are we living for ourselves, chasing fleeting highs “our way,” or are we ready to die for the One who promises life beyond the grave? The end is near, but for the faithful, it’s only the beginning of glory.

“Keep On Truckin’” (2 Timothy 3:14-17)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 17 Mar 2025 14:46:22 +0000

In his sermon, “Keep On Truckin’” based on 2 Timothy 3:14-17, Pastor Josiah emphasizes the importance of holding fast to Christ and His teachings, especially in times of suffering and persecution. He reminds us that, just as Timothy was encouraged to stay rooted in what he had learned, we too must cling to the truth of Scripture, which is inspired, profitable, authoritative, and beneficial for the work that God has given us to do. By standing firm in God’s Word, we gain the strength to endure challenges and finish well in our faith journey. Pastor Josiah urges us to remember that true resilience comes from relying on Christ and remaining steadfast in His truth.

“Mentorship Matters” (2 Timothy 3:10-13)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 10 Mar 2025 21:10:05 +0000

In his sermon entitled "Mentorship Matters," Pastor Josiah emphasizes the importance of learning from godly mentors by looking at Paul’s relationship with Timothy in 2 Timothy 3:10-13. He highlights how Paul’s example—his teachings, way of life, faith, patience, and endurance—serve as a model for us today. Pastor Josiah encourages us to seek out mentors who will guide us in our faith journey and reminds us that living for Christ often comes with challenges, including persecution. However, by staying rooted in Scripture and following the example of strong Christian mentors, we can stand firm and grow in our walk with God.

“Surviving Hard Times” (2 Timothy 3:1-9)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 02 Mar 2025 22:51:36 +0000

In his sermon, “Surviving Hard Times” centered on 2 Timothy 3:1-9, Pastor Josiah examined Paul's counsel to Timothy about the last days, where people will turn away from God and false teachers will lead many astray. Just as Timothy faced challenges in Ephesus, we, too, navigate a broken world filled with deception and hardship. Yet, Paul’s words serve as an encouragement—reminding us that hardships in life are a sign of the times, not a reason to lose heart. As believers, we must stand firm in the truth of the Gospel, avoid distractions from false teachings, and embrace the reality that following Christ will often be difficult, but always worth it.

“The Fine China” (2 Timothy 2:20-26)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 25 Feb 2025 18:22:45 +0000

This week, we were truly blessed by Pastor Erik Tisher from Sojourn Church, who delivered a powerful sermon titled 'The Fine China' based on 2 Timothy 2:20-26. It's part of our ongoing series 'Endure,' exploring the book of 2 Timothy.

“The Approved Worker” (2 Timothy 2:14-19)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 17 Feb 2025 20:20:28 +0000

What is the best way to combat false teachings in the church? What role do all Christians—not just pastors—have in rightly handling God’s Word? In his sermon, "An Approved Worker," based on 2 Timothy 2:14-19, Pastor Josiah unpacks these questions and challenges believers to stand firm on biblical truth. As followers of Christ, it’s important that we take the time to know and teach Scripture accurately so that we are equipped to share the gospel with confidence in any situation.

“Remember Christ In Your Suffering” (2 Timothy 2:8-13)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 10 Feb 2025 16:39:22 +0000

Join us this week as we continue in our series through 2nd Timothy as Pastor Josiah delivers a message entitled, “Remember Christ In Your Suffering,” centered on 2 Timothy 2:8-13. In his message, Pastor Josiah outlines the importance of remembering Jesus Christ and holding on to His faithful promises to help us endure times of trials or suffering.

“Endure In Grace” (2 Timothy 2:1-7)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 03 Feb 2025 17:37:37 +0000

What does it look like to remain strong in the grace of Christ Jesus? How do the roles of Soldier, Athlete, and Farmer relate to the gospel ministry? How can we ensure that others will carry the gospel forward after we are gone? In his sermon, “Endure In Grace” centered on 2 Timothy 2:1-7, Pastor Josiah answers these questions and more as he shares how it is only through the grace of Christ that we are able to stand tall and finish well. As sinful fallen people not only are we dependent on the grace of God for our salvation, but we still need the grace of God after we are saved to help sanctify us and equip us to persevere until the Christ’s return.

“Hold Fast” (2 Timothy 1:13-18)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 27 Jan 2025 23:03:55 +0000

This week we are continuing in our sermon series through the book of 2nd Timothy as Pastor Josiah delivers a sermon centered on 2 Timothy 1:13-18. In his sermon, “Hold Fast,” Pastor Josiah stressed the importance of holding fast to the gospel and standing firm on the truth of God’s word. Just as in Timothy’s day, there are heretics and false gospels that are seeking to wreak havoc on the church and draw people away from God. It is in light of these threats against the church that Paul encouraged Timothy to hold fast to sound teaching and that we too as 21st Century Christians must stand vigilant as we guard the truth of scripture and help point others to Christ.

“Walk Boldly” (2 Timothy 1:6-12)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 19 Jan 2025 21:53:58 +0000

As Christians, many of us will experience hardships and difficulties in this life as a result of our faith in Christ. In his sermon, “Walk Boldly,” centered on 2 Timothy 1:6-12, Pastor Josiah speaks to the importance of enduring suffering for the sake of the gospel as he examines Paul’s charge to Timothy not to be ashamed of the gospel, but to endure and remain steadfast until Timothy finishes the race set before him. May we all heed Paul’s sound advice as we seek to remain faithful until the end and walk boldly with the Lord each day.

“Living On Mission” (Mark 16:15)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Wed, 15 Jan 2025 22:28:25 +0000

Join us this week as Pastor Jeff Winters (Guest Preacher) outlines what it means to “Live On Mission” as he unpacked Christ’s command from Mark 16:15, in which Christ instructed his followers to go out into all the world proclaiming the good news of the gospel. We all know that as Christians it is important that we share the gospel with those who are lost. But what does that actually look like in our everyday lives? Tune in to this week’s sermon to find out.

“Heritage of Faith” (2 Timothy 1:1-7)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 06 Jan 2025 03:18:13 +0000

Join us this week as we begin a new study through the book of 2nd Timothy. In his sermon, 'Heritage of Faith,' based on 2 Timothy 1:1-7, Pastor Josiah explores Paul’s heartfelt encouragement to Timothy to remain steadfast in faith and endure challenges for the sake of the gospel. This message emphasizes the importance of passing down a 'heritage of faith' and persevering through hardship. It invites us to reflect on how we can nurture and sustain our own faith in the face of adversity while challenging us to pray for one another, encourage each other, and hold tightly to the gospel as we seek to finish the race set before us.

“How To Pray” (Matthew 6:5-15)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 30 Dec 2024 15:55:11 +0000

Do you ever struggle with knowing what to pray or even how to pray? Join us this week as Pastor Josiah preaches a sermon entitled, “How To Pray,” centered on Matthew 6:5-15. In his sermon, Pastor Josiah walks through the Lord’s Prayer verse by verse and unpacks the model for prayer that Christ gave to us during his sermon on the mount.

“A Tale of Two Kings” (Matthew 2:1-12)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 24 Dec 2024 17:35:12 +0000

This week we continued in our Christmas series as Pastor Josiah preached a sermon centered on Matthew 2:1-12. In his sermon, Pastor Josiah shared the importance of worshiping Christ and seeking him first above all other things in this world.

“The Promise Delivered” (Luke 2:1-20)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 15 Dec 2024 23:13:43 +0000

This week we are continuing in our Christmas sermon series as Pastor Josiah delivered a sermon centered on Luke 2:1-20. In his sermon Pastor Josiah shared how Christ’s birth in Bethlehem was not only the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy but that through his birth, Christ became the Lord, Messiah, and Savior that the world had been longing for and is still in need of today.

“The Promise Fulfilled” (Luke 1:5-38)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 09 Dec 2024 03:33:44 +0000

How can we know that John the Baptist and Jesus Christ were the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy? How can we trust in the promises of God? What does it look like to truly be a servant of the Lord? How can we find contentment in this life?

In his sermon, “The Promise Fulfilled,” centered on Luke 1:5-38, Pastor Josiah answered these questions and others as he shared how we can trust in God’s promises because He is faithful to do what He said he would do. As Christians, it’s important that we follow God’s instructions and look to Christ for our contentment, not just at Christmas, but throughout the entire year.

“A Final Promise” (Malachi 3:1-6 & 4:1-6)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 02 Dec 2024 18:43:40 +0000

How would those living 2000 years ago know that Christ was the Messiah? What signs were they looking for? Who was the Elijah that would prepare the way for Christ’s arrival? And how can we know for sure that Christ will return again one day?

In his sermon, “A Final Promise,” centered on Malachi 3:1-6 & 4:1-6, Pastor Josiah Walker addressed these questions as he shared how the birth of Christ was foretold through the prophet Malachi and showed how John the Baptist was a servant of Christ and a messenger of the kingdom.

“The Gospel Prevails” (Acts 11:27-12:25)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 25 Nov 2024 19:21:49 +0000

What do we do when it appears that all hope is lost? How should we respond when we are persecuted for our faith? What does it look like to trust God and truly rely on Him?

In his sermon, “The Gospel Prevails,” centered on Acts 11:27-12:25, Pastor Josiah answers these questions and others as he shares how like Peter and the first-century church we can turn to Christ, place our faith in Him and trust that He will always be there for us.

No matter what difficulties we face in this life, we know that Christ builds his church and that the gospel will always prevail!

“Factions & Family” (Acts 11:1-30)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Wed, 20 Nov 2024 17:35:21 +0000

What happens when people join our church who are different than we are? How should we react when other believers have different preferences or opinions about various matters than we do? Are Christians allowed to associate with people who aren’t like them?

In his sermon, “Factions & Family,” centered on Acts 11:1-30, Pastor Jeff Winters (Guest Preacher) addressed these questions as he shared how as Christians, we are commanded to share the good news of Jesus Christ with everyone and be obedient to the Spirit’s leading as Jesus saves a people for himself.

In the Church of Christ there is no such thing as second-class members. As believers, each one of us has been redeemed by Christ regardless of our differences. Therefore, we should ensure that there are no isolating factions or destructive behaviors among our brothers and sisters but rather be committed to following Jesus as a faithful family of believers.

“The Gospel Reach” (Acts 9:32-10:48)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Wed, 13 Nov 2024 18:07:17 +0000

Are Christians still required to follow the dietary restrictions outlined in the Old Testament? How did food restrictions hinder the advancement of the gospel to the Gentiles? How did God use complimentary visions to show Peter that what God has called clean, we cannot call unclean.

In his sermon, “Gospel Reach,” centered on Acts 9:32-10:48, Pastor Josiah answered these questions and others as he shared how God used complimentary visions to show Peter that what God has called clean, we cannot call unclean.

“Chosen & Sent” (Acts 9:1-31)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 04 Nov 2024 17:00:29 +0000

What does it look like to be chosen by God? How do we know if we have been sent by him to spread the gospel? How can we be equipped with the tools necessary to share good news with others?

In his sermon, “Chosen & Sent,” centered on Acts 9:1-31, Pastor Jeff Winters (Guest Preacher) answers these questions by sharing how Saul, later called Paul, was chosen by God to share the gospel and advance God’s Kingdom to the ends of the earth.

Because of Paul’s faithfulness to answer God’s call and follow the Holy Spirit’s leading, the church in Judea and the surrounding areas grew as the people were strengthened by the Lord. In the same way, when we too are obedient to God’s commands, those around us can be encouraged and strengthened in their faith just like we see in the book of Acts.

“No Boundaries” (Acts 8:4-8:40)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 28 Oct 2024 16:11:19 +0000

What does it look like to be faithful in the face of persecution? How can we equip ourselves with the tools necessary to share the gospel? How can we best advance the gospel across social and ethnic barriers?

In his sermon, “No Boundaries,” centered on Acts 8:4-40, Pastor Josiah answered these questions and others as he showed how Philips commitment to be faithful, reliable, available and teachable helped advance the gospel to the ends of the earth.

“Faithful Endurance” (Acts 6:8-8:3)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 21 Oct 2024 15:40:08 +0000

How should we respond in the face of persecution? How do we faithfully serve Christ regardless of how others treat us? How do we hold on to hope even when it seems like the whole world is closing in on us?

In his sermon, “Faithful Endurance,” centered on Acts 6:8-8:3, Pastor Josiah answered these questions and others like them as he talked about the importance of imitating Christ in every aspect of our lives.

Just like the faithful example that we see from Stephen in Acts, we, too, can practice what it means to follow Christ with all our hearts as we seek to be a people that are full of the Holy Spirit, filled with God’s word, and fixed on Christ.

“The Spirit-Filled Seven” (Acts 6:1-7)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 15 Oct 2024 16:07:35 +0000

What happens when conflict breaks out in the church? How can we peacefully resolve issues with fellow believers? Why is it important to squash grumblings in the church before the gossip spreads? How can disagreements in the church affect our witness in the community?q

In his sermon “The Spirit-Filled Seven,” centered on Acts 6:1-7, Pastor Josiah answered these questions and others like them as he explained the importance of being unified as a church around the gospel. Whenever issues or problems arise in the church, it is important that we seek reconciliation and understanding with others.

If left unchecked, small frustrations can become huge disagreements that split the church and destroy our Christian witness in the community. It is important that as believers, we look to Christ and seek to be more like Him each day.

“Kingdom Builders” (Acts 4:32-5:11)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 07 Oct 2024 13:59:16 +0000

Can the Gospel ever be thwarted? Can God ever fail? Can the Christian trust that God will see His Will accomplished?

Robbie Tschorn answers these questions and more in the sermon “God Cannot Be Stopped” (Acts 5:12-42).

God is always moving whether we see it or not. When opposition arises outside of and even within the church, the Christian can rest assured that God’s power will forever be on display and that He will see to it that the Good News of Jesus be advanced. Because of this, the Believer can have confident trust in the Lord - not letting worry over take them - and be empowered by the fact that God can and will use them to accomplish His will.

“Kingdom Builders” (Acts 4:32-5:11)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 30 Sep 2024 16:08:10 +0000

What does it look like to build the Kingdom of God? What happens when we start to build our own kingdom in opposition to God’s kingdom? How should we view the Holy Spirit in relation to the rest of the triune godhead?

In his sermon, “Kingdom Builders,” centered on Acts 4:32-5:11, Pastor Josiah answers these questions and others as he unpacks the story of Ananias and Sapphira and their deceitfulness.

As Christians, it is important that we remain united around the gospel and put God first in every aspect of our lives.

“Go Boldly” (Acts 3:1-4:31)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 22 Sep 2024 21:10:59 +0000

How were Christ’s apostles able to stand firm against opposition from the religious rules and leaders of their day? How can we as Christians boldly proclaim the gospel in situations that are overwhelming or intimidating? How does the Holy Spirit equip and empower us for the work of ministry? What role does prayer play when it comes to our gospel witness?

In his sermon, “Go Boldly,” centered on Acts 3:1-4:31, Pastor Josiah answers these questions as he shows through God’s word how the Holy Spirit, accompanied by Peter and John’s faithfulness, equipped them to boldly proclaim the gospel regardless of the circumstances.

The Holy Spirit that empowered the apostles with the courage and strength to faithfully proclaim the gospel in the face of opposition and persecution is the same Holy Spirit that is alive and active in every believer, working to equip us to be bold in our proclamation and stand firm in our faith today.

“The Promise Fulfilled” (Acts 2:1-47)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 16 Sep 2024 16:38:15 +0000

What happened when the Holy Spirit was poured out at Pentecost? How were 3,000 people saved and added to the church that day? What does it look like to be a devoted follower of Christ?

In his sermon, “The Promise Fulfilled,” centered on Acts 2:1-47, Pastor Josiah answered these questions as he shared how the promise of the Holy Spirit was fulfilled at Pentecost as believers were empowered to speak in different languages to all those who had traveled from around the world to gather in Jerusalem.

Pastor Josiah also shared how, as Christians, we should be a people who are devoted to God and willing to serve Him. It is through our devotion to Christ, and the power of the Holy Spirit that we are able to proclaim the hope of the gospel to the lost and see people rescued from darkness and find new life in Christ. No matter where we go, the world should be fascinated by our love for Christ and sincere devotion for Him.

“The Waiting Room” (Acts 1:12-26)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 09 Sep 2024 16:18:13 +0000

What are the requirements necessary for being called as an apostle? Do apostles still exist in the church today? What did Jesus’ followers do while they waited on the Holy Spirit to come?

In his sermon, “The Waiting Room,” centered on Acts 1:12-26, Pastor Josiah answered these questions and others as he shared from God’s word the important work that the apostles completed as they waited on the helper to arrive.

Pastor Josiah also shared how as modern-day Christians it is important that we are persistent in prayer and focused on Christ as we seek the Lord’s will and direction for our lives. Otherwise, when the storms of life rage around us, we will find ourselves struggling to stay afloat and survive the painful battles that life brings our way.

“Mission Possible” (Acts 1:1-11)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 01 Sep 2024 19:41:18 +0000

How old is the Christian church? How did the church even start? What happened to Christ’s apostles after Christ ascended into Heaven? Who is actually qualified to share the gospel?

In his sermon “Mission Possible,” centered on Acts 1:1-11, Pastor Josiah answered these questions as he shared how God builds His church through the faithful witness of Christian believers.

As Christians, each one of us has been commissioned by Christ to share the gospel everywhere we go so that others can find salvation and true life in Christ the same way that we have. We don’t need a specific blessing or special assignment from the church in order to share the gospel, because as believers, each one of us has been commissioned by Christ to preach the gospel everywhere we go, even to the ends of the earth.

"Be The Church” (1 Timothy 6:17-21)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 26 Aug 2024 17:39:43 +0000

Is it wrong for a Christian to be rich? What does it look like to be a generous giver? What role should Christians play when it comes to defending God’s word? What does it mean to be entrusted with the gospel?

In his message “Be The Church,” based on 1 Timothy 6:17-21, Pastor Josiah shares how it is important for us to be kingdom minded rather than focused solely on the temporary things of this life, what’s here today and gone tomorrow.

He also shares how, as Christians, it is important that we guard the truth of the gospel and stand firm on the solid rock of Christ Jesus.

“A Charge to Keep” (1 Timothy 6:11-16)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 19 Aug 2024 03:33:24 +0000

What does it look like to be a man or woman of God? What roles do confessions or doxologies play in the life of a Christian? How do we fight the spiritual battles that are happening around us? How can we endure to the end?

In his sermon, “A Charge to Keep,” based on 1 Timothy 6:11-16, Pastor Josiah answers these questions and more as he unpacks some of the final instructions and exhortations from Paul to Timothy in the closing of his letter

As Christians, it is important that we not only flee from the things that are evil, but that we also pursue, or run after, the things that are good and draw us closer to God. It is important that each one of us “fights the good fight” as we grab hold of eternity and keep our eyes fixed on Christ.

“Satisfied with Christ” (1 Timothy 6:1-10)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 11 Aug 2024 21:21:19 +0000

How can we find satisfaction in life? Where does our contentment come from? Are the blessings we receive from God contingent on how godly our lives are? What does it mean to have a “Jesus-Plus” mentality?

In his sermon “Satisfied with Christ,” based on 1 Timothy 6:1-10, Pastor Josiah answers these questions and more as he shares from Paul’s letter to Timothy on how “godliness with contentment is a great gain.”

It is important that we find our contentment in Christ alone and not in the things of this earth. The same false teachings that were causing problems in the church in Ephesus are wreaking havoc in Christian churches today. As a result, it is important that we as Christians, continue to guard the gospel and defend the truth found in God’s word.

“Honoring Others Honors God” (1 Timothy 5:1-6:2)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 04 Aug 2024 21:51:11 +0000

What does honoring each other look like in the Bible? Who are the true widows? Who is the Church supposed to help?

In his sermon, “Honoring Others Honors God” (1 Timothy 5:1-6:2), Robbie Tschorn answers these questions and more as he speaks about the call for believers to honor God by honoring others.

Christians are representatives of Jesus and get the wonderful privilege and opportunity of modeling the Gospel to the world. In 1 Timothy, Paul says that this is accomplished by encouraging everyone, taking care of those in need, looking out for your local Pastor, and honoring those who are in authority over you. These are simple, yet Biblical ways to honor and please God. When a church follows these commands, along with the rest laid out in Paul’s letter, they will be the Church that God intends them to be.

“Committed to Godliness” (1 Timothy 4:1-16)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 29 Jul 2024 09:49:16 +0000

Where can we find hope today? What does it mean to train in godliness? How is false teaching a dangerous threat to the church?

In his sermon, “Committed to Godliness,” centered on 1 Timothy 4:1-16, Pastor Josiah answers these questions and others as he speaks on the importance of committing yourself to following Christ and modeling your life after him.

Deceitful words and the hypocrisy of others can often times draw us away from Christ and can even cause us to turn our backs on Him completely. However, when we commit ourselves to a proper diet and discipline of knowing God’s word, living in purity, and training in godliness, we are able to stand firm against the lies of the enemy that seek to trap us and can also be used by God to help rescue others out of the fire as well.

“House Rules” (1 Timothy 3:1-16)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 22 Jul 2024 17:59:34 +0000

What is the role of Elder in the church? What is the role of Deacon in the church? Are women allowed to serve as Deacons? How do the roles of Elder and Deacon fit within the overall leadership structure designed for the church as outlined in Scripture?

In his sermon, “House Rules,” from 1 Timothy 3:1-16, Pastor Josiah shares how God has a perfect design for the leadership structure of the church and explains how every area of service or leadership within the church must be found in either the role of Elder or Deacon as defined by Scripture.

Pastor Josiah also shared how, as Christians, it is our responsibility to live out our lives as model citizens of God’s kingdom. As followers of Christ, each one of us has been called to steward the truth of God’s word and to be a guardian of the gospel of Jesus Christ. As stewards of the truth, it is our responsibility to exemplify Christ in every aspect of our lives.

“God’s Design Is Divine” (1 Timothy 2:8-15)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 14 Jul 2024 21:02:50 +0000

What is the role of women in the church? Does our appearance and the clothing we wear matter when it comes to worshiping God? How do we decipher the difference between cultural relevance and timeless principles when it comes to studying God’s word?

In his sermon, “God’s Design is Divine,” centered on 1 Timothy 2:8-15, Pastor Josiah addresses these questions as he examines the instructions from Paul to Timothy regarding how Godly women are to function both within and outside the church

In his message, Pastor Josiah shared that when we carefully survey God’s word, we can clearly see that God has a divine design for both men and women that is honors Him and compliments one another. There are timeless principles found in creation that still apply to our lives today. When it comes to determining how we should live our lives and determine the things that God has called us to do, we must always allow God’s Word to be the voice that speaks into our world rather than letting the culture around us speak into God’s Word.

“A Gospel For All” (1 Timothy 2:1-7)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 07 Jul 2024 23:02:45 +0000

Why is it important to pray for our leaders and those in authority? What does the Bible say about the government and how we should pray for our politicians? Who is the Gospel really intended for? What is the relationship between the government and their Christians citizens?

In his message, “A Gospel For All” based on 1 Timothy 2:1-7, Pastor Josiah answers these questions and more as he shares how as followers of Christ, we are called to pray for all who are in authority because it pleases God and leads to a peaceful life. Pastor Josiah also shows us how the gospel is not intended for a small group of people, or an elite club or Righteous Christians, but that the Gospel is intended for all who would believe. God’s Word encourages us to pray for others with the hope that they, too, will one day be saved and redeemed from their sins.

We pray this message would be a blessing to you and that it inspires you to lift up others in prayer as you intercede for them and petition God for their salvation.

“Fight the Good Fight” (1 Timothy 1:12-20)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 30 Jun 2024 20:27:59 +0000

What does it mean to hold onto the faith? How do we maintain a good conscience? How can we worship God in light of the sins that we have committed against Him?

In his sermon, “Fight the Good Fight” (1 Timothy 1:12-20), Pastor Josiah explains how each one of us has committed crimes against the Kingdom of God, yet, through the shed blood of Jesus Christ, we can be forgiven of our sins and found righteous before God. Pastor Josiah also outlines the importance of maintaining a clear conscience and holding on to the faith in order to fight the spiritual battles against sin that wage war on our eternal souls. Deliberate disobedience will kill our spiritual life, but if we hold on to the faith and a good conscience, when the storms of life come our way, we will be able to remain steadfast and hold firmly to Christ Jesus.

“Stand for Truth” (1 Timothy 1:1-11)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 25 Jun 2024 04:01:40 +0000

How do we avoid false gospels? How can we guard ourselves against heresies that rise up in opposition to God’s word? What does it take to stand firm on God’s truth?

In his sermon, “Stand for Truth,” Pastor Josiah shares how it is important for us to know, live, and proclaim the gospel in order to stand firm against false doctrines and untruthful heresies that contradict God’s word.

As Christians, God has called us to do more than just read our Bibles. He has commissioned us as ambassadors of the King to be his faithful witnesses in the times and places where he has called us. Just like Paul, we have been entrusted with the gospel. As a result, it is important that we know, live, and proclaim the gospel everywhere we go.

Pastor Installation Sermons

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 16 Jun 2024 21:05:22 +0000

This Sunday was a special day at Redeeming Life Church as we installed Josiah Walker as our new Lead Pastor. Today, Pastor Bryan preached his last message at our church entitled “Words To Live By” centered on Philippians 1:27-28 and then Pastor Josiah delivered his first sermon as our Lead Pastor entitled “Be Devoted” out of Acts 2:42-47.

Between these two sermons, in the middle of the service, we laid hands on Pastor Josiah, prayed over him, and installed him as our Senior Pastor.

We pray you are blessed by the faithful exposition of God’s word delivered this week by our Pastors and ask that you join us in prayer as we look forward with eager anticipation to this next season at Redeeming Life as we seek to be a people who know, live, and proclaim the word of God!

“Stay Connected!” (John 15:1-8)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 09 Jun 2024 22:25:51 +0000

What did Jesus mean when he told his disciples, “I am the vine…you are the branches”? How does being connected to Christ affect our prayer life? How can abiding in Christ change our outlook on life?

In his sermon, “Stay Connected!” (John 15:1-8), Pastor Josiah answers these questions as he shares how apart from Christ, we will never be able to accomplish anything of eternal significance.

Apart from Christ our ship is sunk. Apart from the vine, the branches (non-believers) wither and die. They are gathered up and thrown into the fire. These words from Christ serve as a reminder of the final judgement that is yet to come. For those who reject Christ, the struggles of this life, are blessings compared to what awaits them in eternity. However, for those of us who remain in Christ, and who are kept by Him, our lives are completely transformed and renewed each day. When we abide in Christ, He changes us and sanctifies us as we mature and grow in our Christian journey.

“Commissioned By The King” (Matthew 28:16-20)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 03 Jun 2024 16:46:16 +0000

What is the Great Commission? What is the cost involved in following Christ? How important is it that we obey the command from Christ to make disciples? Who has the ultimate control of our world?

In his sermon, “Commissioned by The King” (Matthew 28:16-20), Pastor Josiah shares how every Christian, those who seek to obey Christ’s commands, has been commissioned by the King to train-up and make fellow disciples of Jesus Christ.

If you are feeling discouraged or defeated because it seems like everything you’ve tried to do in an effort to share the gospel ends up fruitless, then this sermon will serve as an encouragement for you as we are reminded from God’s word that Christ is in control. He has all authority in heaven and on earth, so we need not be afraid as we seek to see our cities redeemed by the power of the gospel.

“Do Not Get Hoodwinked” (Matthew 24:4-5)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 27 May 2024 22:18:37 +0000

What does Jesus mean by “don’t be deceived?” Why does Jesus want us to be alert? What do we need to look out for to avoid this deception? In Pastor Bryan Catherman’s sermon, “Do Not Get Hoodwinked” (Matthew 24:4-5), these questions and more are answered as he explains Christ’s message in Matthew 24.

Do you know Jesus? All who would not be deceived by those who are not of Christ must know Jesus; they must have a relationship with Him. Pastor Bryan calls us to this main point of knowing Christ. He also encourages us to think about what steps we’re taking to know Jesus better.

“The New Master” (Matthew 11:25-30)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 19 May 2024 19:34:32 +0000

How do you know God? What does it mean to make Christ your Master? What’s a yoke? What does it look like to learn from Christ? Pastor Bryan Catherman, in his sermon, “The New Master” (Matthew 11:25-30), answers these questions while explaining what it means to make Christ your Master.

Christ wants us to recognize Him as the Lord and Master of our life. In this Matthew 11 text, Jesus issues a timeless invitation to come to Him and to find rest in Him. But He doesn’t stop there. He then calls us to listen to Him by being His disciples. A right relationship with God the Father is the ultimate goal. And in order to do that we must go to Christ.

"Give God's Way" (Matthew 6:1-4)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 12 May 2024 20:13:30 +0000

Are we commanded to tithe? Should we give 10 percent to the Lord? Has giving changed from the Old Testament to the New Testament? What does God want us to give? Pastor Bryan answers these questions in his sermon, “Give God’s Way” (Matthew 6:1-4), as he looks at Christ’s teaching on giving in His famous sermon on the mount.

It’s not a matter of how much you give, but rather the heart behind your giving to the Lord. Realizing all that God has given us, to include the life of His Son, this should change our perspective on how and what we should give. Our abilities, our finances, and our time should be given freely without reservation to the Lord. When we give in this way we show God that we love Him with all our heart, mind, soul, and strength.

"All You Need Is Love" (Matthew 22:34-40)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 05 May 2024 19:35:22 +0000

What is the greatest commandment in the Bible? How can we love God? How do we love others? How do the commandments from God given in the Old Testament relate to the commands that Christ has given us in the gospels? In his sermon, All You Need Is Love (Matthew 22:34-40), Pastor Josiah answers these questions and others as he examines the command from Christ to love God and love others out of Matthew 22:34-40.

It can be hard to love others, especially those who frustrate us or belittle us because we are not like them. Through the exposition of God’s word, Pastor Josiah shares how through the sanctifying work of the holy spirit, we are able to overcome our personal barriers that prevent us from living out this primary command that Christ has given us to love God and love others.

"Pray God's Way" (Matthew 6:6-13)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 29 Apr 2024 04:40:15 +0000

In his sermon, "Pray God's Way" (Matthew 6:5-13), Pastor Bryan Catherman not only looks at Jesus' commandment to pray, but more specifically, the specifics about how and what to pray. Are Christians free to pray any way they want, or does God have preferences about prayer? What are the specific areas in which we should pray? Is the Lord's prayer a model for us, or is this something we're required to pray verbatim? Pastor Bryan seeks to answer these questions and many more from Mathew 6:5-13.

We encourage you to read Matthew 6:3-13 and listen to Pastor Bryan's sermon. How might understanding more about prayer help you in your Christian walk? In what areas could you use help in your prayer life? Do you want to have more vibrant, healthy habits of prayer? Don't we all! Matthew 6:5-13 is a great start.

“Final instructions” (Matthew 26:26-30)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 21 Apr 2024 20:04:41 +0000

What is the Lord’s Supper? What is the Passover? How does the Lord’s Supper and the Passover relate to each other?

In his sermon, Final Instructions (Matthew 26:26-30), Pastor Josiah D. Walker answers these questions and others as he unpacks the First Lord’s Supper from Matthew 26:26-30. In this section of Matthew, we see Jesus share instructions with His disciples on how He is establishing a new covenant between God and man. The covenant that Christ instituted replaces the covenant of the Old Testament that was established between God and the Israelites. Thankfully, this new covenant is not contingent on our ability to keep God’s commands but is based on God’s faithfulness to always forgive us of our sins.

Pastor Josiah also shares how when we take the communion together as a gathered body of baptized believers, it is meant to point us to the cross, remind us of Christ’s death, and show us that we are redeemed and rescued from our sins not based on our works, but on Christ’s substitutionary atonement.

This sermon was preached on Sunday, April 21st, 2024 as part of our Commands of Christ series. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

“When Faith Takes A Dip” (Matthew 28:16-20)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 14 Apr 2024 19:35:38 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches a sermon in our series The Commands of Christ: A Study in the Book of Matthew. In his sermon, “When Faith Takes A Dip” (Matthew 28:16-20), he declares how Christians - those who profess faith in Christ for right standing with God and identify themselves with the Triune God - faithfully get baptized out of their obedience to Christ and His command.

“Repent and Believe” (Matthew 4:17)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 07 Apr 2024 21:27:45 +0000

Join us as Pastor Josiah Walker preaches the first sermon of our new series The Commands of Christ: A Study in the Book of Matthew. In his sermon, Repent and Believe (Matthew 4:14), he proclaims the simple, yet foundational truth that all must repent (turn from their sins) and believe on the Lord Jesus in order to have a right relationship with God.

"His Resurrection Changes Our Resurrection" (15:1-58)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 31 Mar 2024 23:16:30 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches this year’s Easter sermon out of the book of 1 Corinthians. In his sermon, His Resurrection Changes Our Resurrection (1 Corinthians 15:1-58), he proclaims how the empty tomb is a symbol of Christ’s victory over death and a foreshadowing of what’s to come for the Christian as we get to be with Jesus for all eternity.

“The Gospel Conquers All” (Acts 19:1-20:38)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 24 Mar 2024 23:06:40 +0000

Join us as Pastor Josiah Walker preaches a sermon from our Acts series When The Gospel Goes. In his sermon, The Gospel Conquers All (Acts 19:1-20:38), he declares how the Gospel conquers every threat against the Kingdom of God. No matter how dark or bad the situation, the Gospel will always prevail.

"Strong Disciples, Healthy Churches" (Acts 18:18-28)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 17 Mar 2024 22:54:58 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches a sermon from our Acts series When The Gospel Goes. In his sermon, "Strong Disciples, Healthy Churches" (Acts 18:18-28), he proclaims how ongoing discipleship is a crucial part of the Great Commission and is of the utmost importance for the Christian’s daily life.

"He Is Faithful" (Acts 18:1-17)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 11 Mar 2024 23:00:11 +0000

Join us as Pastor Josiah Walker preaches a sermon from our Acts series When The Gospel Goes. In his sermon, “He Is Faithful" (Acts 18:1-17), he speaks about how God strengthened the apostle Paul for the work of ministry despite the trials that were ahead of him. Paul’s faithfulness was a result of God’s faithfulness.

“Faithful Regardless” (Acts 17:16-34)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 04 Mar 2024 00:31:51 +0000

Join us as Pastor Josiah Walker preaches a sermon from our Acts series When The Gospel Goes. In his sermon, “Faithful Regardless” (Acts 17:16-34), he proclaims the truth that without God the Gospel doesn’t go - it has no power on its own. Christians share the Gospel while trusting that God is the One Who will do the saving work.

“The Noble Response” (Acts 17:1-15)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 25 Feb 2024 20:27:34 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches a sermon from our Acts series When The Gospel Goes. In his sermon, “The Noble Response” (Acts 17:1-5), he teaches that what one thinks about God’s Word matters. Why? Because what one thinks about God’s Word ultimately points to what they really think about God.

“The Mission To Philippi” (Acts 16:1-40)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 19 Feb 2024 00:33:41 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches a sermon from our Acts series When The Gospel Goes. In his sermon, “The Mission To Philippi” (Acts 16:1-40), he proclaims how Jesus can build His Church as He sees fit. Christ may use means people may or may not expect, but He will build His Church.

“Despite Our Differences” (Acts 15:36-41)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 11 Feb 2024 23:14:07 +0000

Join us as Pastor Josiah Walker preaches a sermon from our Acts series When The Gospel Goes. In his sermon, “Despite Our Differences” (Acts 15:36-41), he uses the “sharp” disagreement between Paul and Barnabas to show us that even in the midst of conflict the Gospel cannot be stopped. God’s mission has always continued and will continue forward.

“Not By Works” (Acts 15:1-35)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 05 Feb 2024 00:31:24 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches a sermon from our Acts series When The Gospel Goes. In his sermon, Not By Works (Acts 15:-35), he speaks on how God saves the Jew and the Gentile (those who are not of Jewish lineage) by the grace of Jesus. There is no work or thing to be done on mankind's part that can contribute to salvation.

“When the Going Gets Tough” (Acts 14:21-28)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 30 Jan 2024 13:48:00 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches a sermon from our Acts series When The Gospel Goes. In his sermon, When the Going Gets Tough (Acts 14:21-28), he declares how God’s Word is what does the work of advancing His Kingdom regardless of the hardships the Christian proclaiming His Word might face.

“Committed To The Gospel” (Acts 14:1-20)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 22 Jan 2024 22:45:23 +0000

Join us as Pastor Josiah Walker preaches a sermon from our Acts series When The Gospel Goes. In his sermon, Committed To The Gospel (Acts 14:1-20), he proclaims how the Holy Spirit is the One Who not only sustained Paul and Barnabas for the work of ministry 2,000 years ago, but sustains the Christian today.

“The Mode and the Message” (Acts 13:13-52)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 15 Jan 2024 19:59:36 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches a sermon from our Acts series When The Gospel Goes. In his sermon, The Mode and the Message (Acts 13:13-52), he proclaims how Gospel proclamation is God’s plan for His mission. Christians are called to preach the Gospel to others because that's how God wants His mission carried out.

"Sent By The Spirit" (Acts 13:1-12)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 07 Jan 2024 23:39:48 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the first sermon of our series When The Gospel Goes from the book of Acts. In his sermon, Sent By The Spirit (Acts 13:1-12), he taught how Saul and Barnabas were used by God to share the Gospel with those who didn’t have the Gospel. They were called and equipped by the Holy Spirit to do this missional work. God still calls Christians today - in the same manner as Paul and Barnabas - to give their lives so that God’s name and glory might be made known.

We Will Look To You (2 Chronicles 20:1-12)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 01 Jan 2024 16:22:36 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches a New Year’s Eve Sermon out of the book of 2 Chronicles. In his sermon, We Will Look To You (2 Chronicles 20:1-12), he encourages when things are good or bad, utter hopeless or unimaginably joyful that one should simply look to Jesus: the only One who can truly make an eternal difference in our lives. In our life circumstances, Christ should never be plan B, but rather the only plan. And though the end result may not be clear, God knows the outcome and He is worthy of our wholehearted trust.

The Better Christmas (Hebrews 1:1-3)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 26 Dec 2023 22:42:25 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman concludes our Christmas series Who Is This Child? In his sermon, The Better Christmas (Hebrews 1:1-3), he proclaims how the perfect Prophet, Priest, and King who offered Himself as the perfect Sacrifice - our perfect Savior - is worthy of our worship and affection every moment of every day throughout the year.

The Savior Has Come (Acts 4:5-12)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 19 Dec 2023 21:21:15 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman continues preaching in our Christmas series Who Is This Child? In his sermon, The Savior Has Come (Acts 4:5-12), he declares how the promised Savior - Jesus - has come to redeem and save all who would call upon His name. Those who come to Him can then proclaim with joy the meaning of Jesus’ name: Yahweh saves.

The King Has Come (Matthew 25:31-34)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 12 Dec 2023 19:55:58 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman continues preaching in our Christmas series Who Is This Child? In his sermon, The King Has Come (Matthew 25:31-34), he shows from Genesis to Revelation how the world has needed the perfect King Jesus. He is the only King who is able to transform lives. And His transformative work is only accomplished by taking the sin of the unrighteous on Himself and giving His righteousness to the undeserving sinner. What a great King Christ is!

The Priest Has Come (Hebrews 7:26-28)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 04 Dec 2023 19:12:20 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman continues preaching in our Christmas series Who Is This Child? In his sermon, The Priest Has Come (Hebrews 7:26-28), he proclaims how Christ is the true, better, and perfect High Priest that the world has always needed. He sacrificed Himself once for all time for the redemption of man and now intercedes for us so all people can draw closer to God.

The Prophet Has Come (Acts 3:12-26)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 26 Nov 2023 22:40:09 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the first sermon of our Christmas series Who Is This Child? In his sermon, The Prophet Has Come (Acts 3:12-26), he uses the apostle Peter’s sermon to the Jews to show how Jesus is indeed the promised Prophet. Man’s righteousness comes only through and from Christ Jesus. Through repentance and faith in Jesus - the true and better prophet - man can have God’s righteousness.

The Foundation of Romans (Romans 16:25-27)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 19 Nov 2023 22:28:09 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the last sermon of our series Romans: The Theology of Christ. In his sermon, The Foundation of Romans (Romans 16:25-27), he proclaims how the apostle Paul spent the book of Romans pointing to this grand truth: The Gospel of Jesus Christ is displayed and foreseen in the Old Testament and is now a beacon of salvation for every person who will turn to the Lord.

The Snake Crusher (Romans 16:17-23)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 14 Nov 2023 16:59:52 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the latest sermon in our series Romans: The Theology of Christ. In his sermon, The Snake Crusher (Romans 16:17-23), he points out what Scripture makes clear: Jesus is the promised Snake Crusher. Satan - the serpent that dates all the way back to Genesis - has been defeated. The Christian must anchor themselves in the truth that Jesus is the Victor and they must realize that they get to join Christ in His mission by spreading the Gospel to the world.

The Guardian of the Flock (Romans 16:17-18)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 06 Nov 2023 04:52:11 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the latest sermon in our series Romans: The Theology of Christ. In his sermon, The Guardian of the Flock (Romans 16:17-18), he declares by what means Jesus protects His Church against false teachers and false believers: the Gospel of Jesus Christ. As lifelong students of God's Gospel, Christians will be able to guard themselves as well as grow in Christlikeness and love for Christ.

One Big Happy Family (Romans 3:3-16)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 30 Oct 2023 19:41:06 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the latest sermon in our series Romans: The Theology of Christ. In his sermon, One Big Happy Family (Romans 16:3-16), he declares how God adopts people into His family through the blood of Jesus Christ. This family of believers is equipped and empowered by the Holy Spirit to represent Christ to the world. In light of what Jesus has done for His people, the outpouring of their love for Him brings about connectivity among God's people.

Servants of the Bride (Romans 16:1-2)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 23 Oct 2023 17:04:58 +0000

Join Pastor Bryan Catherman as he preaches the latest sermon in our series Romans: The Theology of Christ. In his sermon, Servants of the Bride (Romans 16:1-2), he declares how God cares for His Church, His Bride (Christians). Because of this great care, God places men and women in roles that help further His Kingdom and help the Church; men and women who must meet certain qualifications outlined in God’s Word.

The Plan and the Planner (Romans 15:22-33)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 16 Oct 2023 18:09:47 +0000

Join Pastor Bryan Catherman as he preaches the latest sermon in our series Romans: The Theology of Christ. In his sermon, The Plans and the Planner (Romans 15:22-33), he proclaims how Christ is the one who builds His Church, not the Christian. Jesus makes the plans and provides the means to see His Church succeed.

All In for the Mission (Romans 15:14-21)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 09 Oct 2023 23:53:27 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the latest sermon in our series Romans: The Theology of Christ. In his sermon, All In for the Mission (Romans 15:14-21), he proclaims how God is calling everyone to join Him in His story for His glory. As Paul followed Christ so should the Christian follow Christ. Pastor Bryan calls the Christian to surrender any complacency they may have and join the mission of advancing Christ’s Kingdom.

Unity for God’s Glory (Romans 15:7-13)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 03 Oct 2023 15:54:30 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the latest sermon in our series Romans: The Theology of Christ. In his sermon, Unity for God’s Glory (Romans 15:7-13), he teaches how God is glorified when the church is unified by Biblical truth. He also points out that Christians can dishonor God when they unite simply for unity’s sake, not Biblical truth.

Obligated To Live Like Jesus (Romans 15:1-6)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 25 Sep 2023 12:46:32 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the latest sermon in our series Romans: The Theology of Christ. In his sermon, Obligated To Live Like Jesus (Romans 15:1-6), he proclaims how the Christian - who is strong in the faith - has the biblical, God-given obligation to care for and carry the Christian who is weak in the faith so that they might grow in their spiritual maturity. As Christ wanted to do only the will of the Father, so the believer should seek to do the will of the Father by living for their brothers and sisters in Christ, not for self.

Peace Pursuit (Romans 14:13-23)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 17 Sep 2023 19:33:52 +0000

Join us as Pastor Josiah Walker preaches the latest sermon in our series Romans: The Theology of Christ. In his sermon, Peace Pursuit (Romans 14:13-23), he proclaims how the Christian is to love their brothers and sisters in Christ and as a unified body of believers pursue peace. He shares four ways Paul teaches the Christian how to love and care for their fellow believers.

A Little Help (Romans 14:1-12)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 12 Sep 2023 19:32:05 +0000

Join us as Pastor Josiah Walker preaches the latest sermon in our series Romans: The Theology of Christ. In his sermon, A Little Help (Romans 14:1-12), he proclaims how all believers should welcome their fellow believers regardless of how weak or strong they are in their faith.

Set Your Heart (Ezra 7:10)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 05 Sep 2023 21:38:00 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the last sermon in RLC’s series Put On Christ . In his sermon Set Your Heart (Ezra 7:10), he proclaims that if one professes to be a Christian, they should determine in their heart to study God’s Word, obey God’s Word, and teach God’s Word to others.

Poor Plowing Partners (2 Corinthians 6:14-18)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 28 Aug 2023 22:27:46 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the latest sermon in RLC’s mini-series “Put On Christ”. In his sermon “Poor Plowing Partners” (2 Corinthians 6:14-18), he proclaims how the Christian shouldn’t partner with unbelievers in ways that compromise the faith and contradict their witness. God has given Christians tasks to carry out for His Kingdom; to partner with those whose belief system doesn’t line up the Good News of Jesus and the beliefs of Biblical Christianity is to work against the Kingdom of God and His will. This message is a call for the believer to put on Christ and put off the world.

Died To Live (Galatians 2:11-21)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 21 Aug 2023 13:41:16 +0000

Join us as Pastor Josiah Walker preaches a sermon in RLC’s mini-series “Put On Christ”. In his sermon “Died to Live” (Galatians 2:11-21), he proclaims that the Christian must die to their selfish and fleshly desires, be crucified with Christ, and allow Him, Jesus, to rule and reign in their hearts and lives in order to put on Christ.

As I Have Loved (John 13:31-35)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 15 Aug 2023 13:02:42 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches a sermon in RLC’s mini-series “Put On Christ”. In his sermon “As I Have Loved” (John 13:31-35), he speaks on how Jesus is the perfect example of what it means to serve and love others. The Christian is called to love other Christians with a great love. In doing so, the world will know that we are His disciples. The question here isn’t, “how much do you love Jesus?”, but rather, “how much do you love the people Jesus loves?”

“The Narrow Road” (Deuteronomy 6:4-9)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 07 Aug 2023 19:37:23 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the latest sermon in RLC’s mini-series “Put On Christ”. In his sermon “The Narrow Road” (Deuteronomy 6:4-9), he proclaims how there are extremes in the Christian walk. One extreme is where Christians are very loving towards others, but they can be shallow in their Biblical understanding. The other side is made of Christians who are strong in their love and understanding of the Bible, yet lack love for other Christians. The guardrails that God gives to help in these extremes are found in loving God with all that we are and trusting His Word.

Delight In Christ (Psalm 1:1-3)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 31 Jul 2023 19:01:36 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the first sermon of RLC’s mini-series “Put On Christ”. In his sermon “Delight In Christ” (Psalm 1:1-3), he preaches on the man who truly delights himself in the Lord. At first glance, the man in the text may seem like a person who is a holy individual. However, this text isn’t about imperfect man, but rather our perfect Savior: Jesus. He’s the only One who truly and perfectly delights in God’s Word and He’s calling us to be like Him.

Put On Christ (Romans 13:11-14)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 24 Jul 2023 17:56:48 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the latest sermon in RLC’s series through the book of Romans. In his sermon “Put on Christ” (Romans 13:11-14), he preaches that the time for the Christian to truly ‘put on Christ’ is now. Christians are representatives of Christ, so when the world looks on them they should see Him. How does one accomplish this? Listen to this sermon to find out.

Loving People by Loving God (Romans 13:8-10)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 16 Jul 2023 19:33:04 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the latest sermon in RLC’s series through the book of Romans. In his sermon “Loving People by Loving God” (Romans 13:8-10), he proclaims that in order to love people well the Christian must be a person who obeys God’s commands. While God’s Law is written on the Christian’s heart, one must be on guard so that the world’s distractions don’t lure them away from obeying God’s Law.

God-Given Government Authority (Romans 13:1-7)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 09 Jul 2023 21:06:09 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the latest sermon in RLC’s series through the book of Romans. In his sermon “God-Given Government Authority” (Romans 13:1-7), he proclaims Paul’s point behind the passage: Christians should submit to governing authorities because these authorities are empowered by God for God’s purposes.

How We Live (Romans 12:9-21)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Wed, 05 Jul 2023 15:48:32 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the latest sermon in RLC’s series through the book of Romans. In his sermon “How We Live” (Romans 12:9-21), he reflects on his past as an unbeliever and the experiences he had with those who were Christian by name only. He calls for true believers to be a people who lovingly point those who view God as austere and domineering to the caring God of the Bible who loves them more than they could ever comprehend.

A Body Out Of This World (Romans 12:3-8)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 27 Jun 2023 01:31:42 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the latest sermon in RLC’s series through the book of Romans. In his sermon “A Body Out Of This World” (Romans 12:3-8), he teaches that the Christian is called to think highly of others and see them with honesty and humility. They do this to be a functioning part of Christ’s Body (His Church).

Living Sacrifices (Romans 12:1-2)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 19 Jun 2023 19:06:00 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the latest sermon in RLC’s series through the book of Romans. In his sermon “Living Sacrifices”, he explains the purpose and importance of Romans 12:1-2. This passage connects chapters 1-11 (the theology of the Gospel) with chapters 12:3-16:27 (the daily practice of the Gospel). Both the Christian and the non-Christian are challenged to surrender their entire lives over to Christ.

Theology Is Doxology (Romans 11:33-36)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 13 Jun 2023 20:35:47 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the latest sermon in RLC’s series through the book of Romans. In his sermon “Theology Is Doxology” (Romans 11:33-36), he teaches on Paul’s outburst of praise in light of the robust theology he laid out for his audience: the 1st century Roman church and today’s Christian. Pastor Bryan makes it clear that correct theology (the study of God) leads to correct doxology (the praise of God). Without those elements and without that order we have idolatry (the worship of something other than the one true God).

Holy Root - Holy Branches (Romans 11:11-32)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 05 Jun 2023 20:56:45 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the latest sermon in RLC’s series through the book of Romans. In his sermon "Holy Root - Holy Branches" (Romans 11:11-32), he explains Paul’s point for Romans 9-11: God is successfully carrying out His plan for His glory. He’s keeping His promises to His people according to and for His purpose.

God's Promises For God's People (Romans 11:1-10)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 29 May 2023 22:08:33 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the latest sermon in RLC’s series through the book of Romans. In his sermon “God's Promises For God's People” (Romans 11:1-10), he shows the listener how God keeps His promises towards those who are His. God loves His chosen people and He won’t reject them. Christian brother or sister, be encouraged by this sermon: God will keep His Word.

Without Excuse (Romans 10:14-21)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 22 May 2023 06:16:38 +0000

Join us as Pastor Josiah Walker preaches the latest sermon in RLC’s Romans series. In his sermon “Without Excuse” (Romans 10:14-21), he explains Paul’s argument that the message about Christ has been made known to the world and the world is indeed without excuse. Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He calls us to not be like the Israelites who rejected the message, but rather those who receive it.

Righteousness That Speaks (Romans 10:1-13)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 15 May 2023 17:42:32 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman returns to the sermon series Romans: The Theology of Christ. In this sermon, “Righteousness That Speaks” (Romans 10:1-13), he proclaims that salvation for the Israelites of the Old Testament came the same way it comes to us today: by hearing God’s message and believing in God’s message (Deuteronomy 30:11-16). Listen along as he shows us how Paul’s argument in Romans 10:1-13 fits in the big picture of God’s Kingdom narrative. Praise God for His unchanging plan of redemption!

Bleeding Bibline (Jude 3)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 09 May 2023 22:07:44 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the final sermon of RLC’s Jude series: Contend For Your Faith. In this sermon, “Bleeding Bibline”, he declares that when the Gospel shapes the Christian’s thoughts, actions, and words as a result of their lives being saturated by the Gospel, they won’t be able to stop themselves from pouring it out to the world.

Dangerous Reefs (Jude 3-19)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 30 Apr 2023 22:34:45 +0000

On April 30th, Pastor Bryan Catherman preached Jude 3-19. In his sermon, “Dangerous Reefs” (Jude 3-19), he proclaimed Jude’s warning to us to watch out for false teachers. What do they look like? How do we examine them? And what do we do about the wolves and false teachers in the church today? For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Sticks on Fire (Jude 22-23)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 24 Apr 2023 17:30:00 +0000

On April 23rd, Pastor Bryan Catherman preached Jude 22-23. In his sermon, “Sticks on Fire” (Jude 22-23), he explored Jude’s instruction for how brothers and sisters are called to help one another who are doubting, dabbling in sin, or consumed with it. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Build Yourselves Up (Jude 20-21)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 17 Apr 2023 04:01:37 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the first sermon of our Jude series: Contend For Your Faith. In this sermon, “Build Yourselves Up”, he makes the point from Jude 20-21 that the Christian must contend for their faith as there are sadly many false doctrines being taught in the church today. The best way to do this, as Pastor Bryan states from God’s Word, is to build up oneself on the pure and true foundation of the Christian faith: Jesus Christ.

Life In His Name (John 20:30-31)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 11 Apr 2023 23:02:52 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches John 20:30-31. In this Easter sermon, “Life In His Name”, he puts the question out there that we all must answer: “Do I believe that Jesus is Who He says He is?” Though we can’t see the miracles of Jesus in person, we are counted as blessed when we believe on Him without having seen them. In light of Christ’s resurrection, the Christian is one who should take their faith seriously and live for Him.

Mission Accomplished (John 19:28-30)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sat, 08 Apr 2023 20:29:57 +0000

Join us as Pastor Josiah Walker preaches John 19:28–30. In this Good Friday sermon, “Mission Accomplished”, he proclaims the truth that Christ alone paid the price for our sins to redeem us, rescuing us from the domain of darkness. Nothing needs to be done or can be done on our part to contribute to our salvation. The work of reconciling man to God was accomplished through Christ’s work on the cross. Thus, “it is finished”. In light of this finished work of Jesus, Christians should ask themselves, “am I living a life that glorifies the Lord, a life submitted to the Lordship of Jesus in all that I do?”

How You Finish (John 12:12-15)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 04 Apr 2023 14:36:36 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches John 12:12-15. In this Palm Sunday sermon, “How You Finish”, he speaks about how the people cheered “Hosanna” as Jesus triumphantly entered the city of Jerusalem, yet a week later they cried “crucify Him!” Pastor Bryan proclaims that when we come to the end of our lives our praises need to match the praises that we started off with. It’s not simply how we start with Jesus, but how we end we with Jesus.

The Stumbling Block of Faith (Romans 9:30-33)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 26 Mar 2023 19:45:18 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Romans 9:30-33. In his sermon, “The Stumbling Block of Faith”, he declares that our salvation is not and cannot be dependent upon our own efforts. Salvation is possible only by faith in Jesus Christ alone.

To Talk Back To God (Romans 9:14-29)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 19 Mar 2023 21:22:44 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Romans 9:14-29. In his sermon, “To Talk Back To God”, he proclaims that the Christian should trust God and submit to His instruction no matter how difficult His Word might be to understand. This sermon addresses the questions man raises regarding the fairness of God. God’s Word is clear: we must trust His sovereignty and that He knows best.

Promise Keeper (Romans 9:6-13)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 14 Mar 2023 16:52:00 +0000

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Romans 9:6-13. In his sermon, “Promise Keeper”, he proclaims this wonderful truth: God keeps His promises. Paul speaks about those that are ‘Israelites’ not by physical birth, but a spiritual birth: those whom God calls to Himself and saves. To help us understand how God keeps His promises even though we may think or believe He isn't keeping them, Isaiah 55 reminds us that God’s ways are not our ways, nor His thoughts our thoughts.

Lost In Privilege (Romans 9:1-5)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 07 Mar 2023 13:43:36 +0000

Join Pastor Bryan Catherman as he preaches Romans 9:1-5. In his sermon, "Lost In Privilege", he sets the stage for chapters 9 through 11 of Romans where Paul answers many theologically heavy questions. Romans 9:1-5 addresses the nation of Israel, Paul’s kinsmen, his “flesh and blood”. Paul was grieved over their spiritual state. In the same way, Christians should be concerned, heart broken for the souls of lost family, friends, coworkers and whoever God places on their heart. And though heartbroken, they must also remember and trust in the fact that God is a God who saves.

There's No Escape! (Romans 8:31-39)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 27 Feb 2023 21:56:46 +0000

Join Pastor Josiah Walker as he preaches Romans 8:31-39. In his sermon, “There’s No Escape!”, he drives home the point Paul is arguing: absolutely no thing can separate the Christian from the love of God. In Christ, your life circumstance, whether good or bad, will not lessen or increase God’s love for you. Paul started Romans 8 by reassuring the Christian reader/listener that there is “no condemnation” for those in Christ. He ends the chapter by saying that there is nothing that can separate them from God’s love - a love so great that it could never be fully understood.

Incomparable Glory (Romans 8:18-30)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 20 Feb 2023 23:01:11 +0000

Join Pastor Bryan Catherman as he preaches Romans 8:18-30. In his sermon, “Incomparable Glory” he answers the question, “Why does God allow Christians to suffer?” No matter how big or little the circumstance, all suffering for the believer is proof that they are a child of God. The suffering that’s endured here on earth cannot compare to the eternity to be had with Christ.

You're Saved, Child (Romans 8:12-17)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 12 Feb 2023 23:06:22 +0000

Join Pastor Bryan as he preaches Romans 8:12-17. In his sermon, “You’re Saved, Child” he speaks on the Christian’s assurance that sin does not have a hold on their life since they are a child of God. The living God loves, protects and cares for them continually. What a great God He is that He would take rebel orphans and make them His very own adopted children.

Sin Has No Hold (Romans 8:1-11)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 06 Feb 2023 16:58:31 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Romans 8:1-11. In his sermon, “Sin Has No Hold” (Romans 8:1-11) he preaches what Paul literally wrote: “no condemnation for those in Christ…”. As the sermon title states sin truly has no hold on the Christian. This is made possible only through God’s redemptive work through His Son. People cannot chose God. God chooses them for the “praise of His glorious grace” (Ephesians 1:4+12).

The Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 30 Jan 2023 13:18:58 +0000

Join Pastor Josiah Walker as he preaches the fifth and final sermon of RLC’s series: Potent Parables. In his sermon, “The Good Samaritan”, he spoke on the well known story of the culturally despised man who showed mercy and love to the one in need when others wouldn’t. Though mercy and love to others is a commandment for the believer it isn’t the main point of the text. Listen along and discover afresh what Christ was really communicating. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

The Growing Seed (Mark 4:26-29)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 22 Jan 2023 20:48:53 +0000

Join Pastor Josiah Walker as he preaches the fourth sermon of RLC’s series: Potent Parables. In his sermon, “The Growing Seed”, he speaks on the parable of the man who scattered seed on the ground. The seed produced a crop by itself although the man didn’t know how the crop came to be (Mark 4:27b). Though we may not understand how, we should rest assured that God will do the work to grow His Kingdom. God’s Word teaches us that we should be Christians who are faithful to share the Gospel and trust that God will build His kingdom as He sees fit. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

The Rich Fool (Luke 12:13-21)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 15 Jan 2023 21:56:52 +0000

Join Pastor Josiah Walker as he preaches the third sermon of RLC’s series: Potent Parables. In his sermon, “The Rich Fool”, he speaks on Christ’s parable of the man who thought he could store up treasures for himself as if that were the point and hope of this life. Through this message you’ll hear that our hope shouldn’t be in our possessions or anything on earth, but rather in our true treasure: Jesus Christ. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

The Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14-30)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 08 Jan 2023 20:19:35 +0000

Join Josiah Walker as he continues preaching through the sermon series Potent Parables. In his sermon, “The Parable of the Talents”, he speaks on the need to be faithful with what Christ has given us as we wait for His return. Whether we’ve been given a little or much, we are to be faithful and use it all for the glory of God. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

The Unforgiving Servant (Matthew 18:21-35)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 01 Jan 2023 20:50:40 +0000

Join Josiah Walker as he preaches the first sermon of RLC’s new series: Potent Parables. In his sermon, “The Unforgiving Servant”, he speaks on Christ’s parable of the man whose unplayable debt was forgiven, yet this same man didn’t forgive his fellow servant who owed far less. As Christians, we must reflect on the great sin debt that Christ paid on our behalf. And because of the forgiveness He’s shown us we, too, must forgive those who sin against us. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Fear Not! It's Good News (Luke 2:8-20)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 26 Dec 2022 22:43:31 +0000

Join Pastor Bryan as he preaches the fifth and final sermon of the RLC Christmas series: Dwelt Among Us. In his sermon, “Fear Not! It’s Good News”, he speaks on how the Good News was proclaimed when the Word - Christ - became flesh and dwelt among us making Himself known to the world. The angels, the shepherds, and Luke all proclaim this Good News. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Silent But Still Working

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 18 Dec 2022 23:46:25 +0000

Join Pastor Bryan as he preaches the fourth sermon of the RLC Christmas series: Dwelt Among Us. In this sermon, “Silent But Still Working”, he speaks on the the silence of God during the period between the Old Testament and New Testament of the Bible. How the people must have longed to hear from God as they did when God sent prophets or gave visions. Where do you feel like God has been silent in your life? Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

The Promise of Christmas (Ezekiel 37:25-28)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 12 Dec 2022 22:55:07 +0000

Join Pastor Bryan as he preaches the third sermon of the RLC Christmas series: Dwelt Among Us. In this sermon, “The Promise of Christmas”, he preaches on the two sticks illustration God gives Ezekiel. God accomplished His promise to make the two nations of Israel one again. He also fulfilled the greater promise that the better, perfect king David would rule forever: the King Jesus Christ. God’s promise that Christ the King would come and reign is seen all throughout the Bible proving God keeps His promises. Have you placed your faith in Christ the King for eternity with God? Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

When God Tabernacled (Exodus 25:8)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 04 Dec 2022 22:10:18 +0000

Join Pastor Bryan Catherman as he preaches the second sermon of our Christmas series, “Dwelt Among Us”. In this sermon, “When God Tabernacled”, he speaks on how our great God made a way for His cast out people to be redeemed. Because of the redemption that He provides we can dwell with Him again. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

The Beginning of Christmas (Genesis 3:8)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 28 Nov 2022 15:23:46 +0000

Join Pastor Bryan Catherman as he preaches the first sermon of “Dwelt Among Us” - the RLC Christmas series. In this sermon, “The Beginning of Christmas”, he doesn’t start with the manger scene or Isaiah’s prophecy of the coming Messiah. He starts with the first promise of the Gospel by God Himself all the way back in the third chapter of Genesis. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Wretched Man; Wonderful Savior (Romans 7:14-25)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 20 Nov 2022 23:00:57 +0000

Join Pastor Bryan Catherman as he preaches Romans 7:14-25. In this sermon, “Wretched Man; Wonderful Savior,” he preaches how Christians, though justified by the finished work of the Biblical Jesus, still struggle with sin. They mature in their faith as Christ sanctifies them through the work of the Holy Spirit. And they now hate the sin they once loved. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

The Gift of the Law (Romans 7:7-13)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 13 Nov 2022 22:26:33 +0000

Join Pastor Bryan Catherman as he preaches Romans 7:7-13. In this sermon, “The Gift of the Law,” he preaches how the Law of God is good for mankind, not something to be avoided. The more we know the Law the more we know how sinful we are which leads us to love and appreciate our great Savior: Jesus Christ. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Death Changes Everything (Romans 7:1-6)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 06 Nov 2022 21:55:08 +0000

Join Pastor Bryan Catherman as he preaches Romans 7:1-6. In this sermon, “Death Changes Everything,” he speaks on how it is a good thing that the Christian is no longer under the Law. But we shouldn’t stop there. He points out that the Apostle Paul says that we have died to the Law “so that we may serve in the newness of the Spirit …”. Are our lives any different today than when we first started believing in Christ? Are we producing spiritual fruit? May we turn to, serve, and delight in Christ alone. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Servants of the King (Romans 6:15-23)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 31 Oct 2022 21:49:13 +0000

On October 30th, Pastor Josiah Walker preached Romans 6:15-23. In his sermon, “Servants of the King”, he spoke about how we serve one of two masters: our fleshly/worldly desires or God the King. He pointed to the fruit that’s produced by serving sin as well as the fruit that comes from serving and submitting to God. Eternal life is found in making Christ the King of our lives. We all must answer the question: “Who do I serve?”

Dead To Sin (Romans 6:1-14)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 23 Oct 2022 21:32:57 +0000

On October 23rd, Pastor Bryan Catherman preached Romans 6:1-14. In his sermon, “Dead To Sin”, he spoke specifically to baptized believer’s and their relationship with sin. When a believer is baptized they make a proclamation that Christ has saved them and raised them from their sins and that their very sins have been done away with because of His finished work on the cross. The Christian is dead to sin and should live a life that reflects that not seeking to run back to the sins for which Christ died.

Through One Man (Romans 5:12-21)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 16 Oct 2022 20:24:52 +0000

Join Pastor Bryan Catherman as he preaches Romans 5:12-21. In this sermon, “Through One Man,” he points out that this is the last section in Romans for the unbeliever. The rest of Romans speaks to the Christian’s new life in Christ. The question that Pastor Bryan raises based on Paul’s argument must be answered: “Are you ready to be made righteous or would you rather remain in death?” Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

How Much More? (Romans 5:6-11)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 09 Oct 2022 20:38:28 +0000

Join Pastor Bryan Catherman as he preaches Romans 5:6-11. In this sermon, “How Much More?,” he preaches on the truth that Christ has saved us, is saving us, and will save us at the final Judgement. Christ is with the Christian through the storms of this life and forevermore. The believer can rest assured that He is with them. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Peace With God (Romans 5:1-5)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 02 Oct 2022 20:16:14 +0000

On Sunday, Pastor Josiah Walker preached Romans 5:1-5. In this sermon, “Peace with God,” he spoke on how we either have peace with God or the wrath of God resting on us. There is no middle ground. Through Christ alone, through faith alone, by God’s grace alone we can have that peace. As you listen, ask yourself, “Do I have peace with God or is God’s wrath still on me?” Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Dead and Raised (Romans 4:13-25)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 25 Sep 2022 23:49:12 +0000

On Sunday, Pastor Bryan Catherman preached Romans 4:13-25. In this sermon, “Dead and Raised,” he showed Paul’s bridge from Abraham’s example to our application for belief. He also discussed double imputation, how Old Testament Belief connects to New Testament belief, Jesus’ gift of salvation, and the gospel argument through the first four chapters of the book of Romans. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Belief Before Action (Romans 4:9-12)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 19 Sep 2022 03:12:49 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Romans 4:9-12. In this sermon, “Belief Before Action”, he explains how circumcision, like baptism, has no power to save us. As it was with Abraham, salvation is by faith alone. Copyright 2022. For more information please visit Redeeminglifeutah.org.

Blessed To Be Saved (Romans 4:6-8)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 11 Sep 2022 20:01:47 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Romans 4:6-8. In this sermon, “Blessed To Be Saved”, he examines the blessing of how mankind is saved by faith alone through Christ alone. From Abraham to the Apostle Paul that truth has always been. Copyright 2022. For more information please visit Redeeminglifeutah.org.

No Place For Boasting (Romans 4:1-5)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 04 Sep 2022 20:19:26 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Romans 4:1-5. In this sermon, “No Place For Boasting”, he shows us that Jesus is responsible for our entire salvation, not by anything we have done. He preached this from a historical, reformed Baptist perspective. Copyright 2022. For more information please visit Redeeminglifeutah.org.

As Long As I Live (Psalm 23:6)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 28 Aug 2022 19:26:51 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Psalm 23:6. In this sermon, “As Long As I Live,” he looks at David’s eternal perspective and his understanding of God. Pastor Bryan also explored what the Bible says about temples and salvation. Copyright 2022. For more information please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

We Are Not Sheep (Psalm 23:5)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 21 Aug 2022 19:03:30 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Psalm 23:5. In his sermon, “We Are Not Sheep,” he addresses that the sheep-shepherd analogy falls short of the glory and magnitude of God. How should that shape our worship? Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Jesus Leads Me (Psalm 23:4)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 15 Aug 2022 12:55:46 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Psalm 23:4. In this sermon, Pastor Bryan preaches about fear, the Shepherd, and the tools the Shepherd uses to protect and lead us. These tools should comfort us. In this dark and difficult world, we shouldn’t be afraid and in fact, we should be comforted. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

He Renews My Life (Psalm 23:3)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 07 Aug 2022 21:59:40 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Psalm 23:3. In his sermon, “He Renews My Life", Pastor Bryan shows us how the Good Shepherds renews our life and why he does it. Jesus renews us and calls us to follow him. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

He Leads Me (Psalm 23:2)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 31 Jul 2022 22:20:57 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Psalm 23:2. In his sermon, “He Leads Me” (Psalm 23:2), he looks at how Jesus leads us, where he leads us to, and why he leads as he does. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

I Have What I Need (Psalm 23:1)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 25 Jul 2022 14:29:17 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the first verse of the 23rd Psalm. “The Lord is my Shepherd; I have what I need.” What does it mean that the Lord is my shepherd? He’s not a shepherd or the shepherd—he’s my shepherd. And what’s the difference between need and want? What does having the shepherd have to do with what we need? Is this the prosperity gospel or is our need something beyond this world?

My Shepherd (Psalm 23:1-6)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 19 Jul 2022 01:52:47 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as we begin a 7-week series through the 23rd Psalm. In his sermon, “My Shepherd,” Pastor Bryan Catherman looks at the entire Psalm, its context, and how it fits within the psalter. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Faith Alone (Romans 3:27-31)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 10 Jul 2022 22:46:37 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Josiah Walker preaches Romans 3:27-31. In his sermon, “Faith Alone” he explores the questions of the Apostle Paul in his the conclusion to his 3-chapter argument opening the book of Romans. By way means are we justified? How are we saved? What is the role of works in our salvation? Pastor Josiah explores these and many other questions. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Justified (Romans 3:21-26)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 03 Jul 2022 21:33:01 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Romans 3:21-26. In his sermon, “Justified” he walks verse by verse through Paul’s gospel argument. This includes a discussion on grace, faith, justification, atonement, expiation, and propitiation. Paul has expressed that we are all sinners and now he’s showing us the solution to sin. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

The Sin and the Savior (Romans 3:9-20)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 27 Jun 2022 01:48:21 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Romans 3:9-20. In his sermon, “The Sin and the Savior,” he follows the argument from Paul. The are not better off before God’s judgement because they are Jews. Everyone is under sin and everyone needs a Savior. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Dealing with Objections (Romans 3:1-8)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 20 Jun 2022 02:38:18 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Romans 3:1-8. In his sermon, “Dealing with Objections” (Romans 3:1-8), he looks at the 5 objections and answers that Paul presents. Then he looks at how Christians deal with doubt, questions, and objections. This sermon was preached at Redeeming Life Church on June 19, 2022. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Heart Matters (Romans 2:25-29)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 12 Jun 2022 23:57:33 +0000

Pastor Josiah Walker preached Romans 2:25-29. In his sermon, “Heart Matters,” he looked at God’s desire for our heart rather than our check lists. The Apostle Paul called he readers to have a circumcised heart rather and God calls His people to the same. This sermon was preached at Redeeming Life Church on June 12, 2022. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Oh Hypocrite! (Romans 2:17-24)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 06 Jun 2022 14:42:46 +0000

Pastor Bryan Catherman preached Romans 2:17-24. In his sermon, "Oh Hypocrite!" he explores a point in Paul's argument about our need for the gospel of Jesus Christ. Those relying on the Law were missing the gospel and even proving their own condemnation. We have a similar heart and are tempted to do and think the same things. How do we combat this temptation? How do we rest in Jesus Christ and cherish him more and more? Watch or listen to this sermon and learn more. Pastor Bryan preached this sermon at Redeeming Life Church on June 5, 2022.

"God's Right Judgement" (Romans 2:1-16)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 30 May 2022 15:17:51 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastors Bryan Catherman and Josiah Walker preached Romans 2:1-16. We have family worship every time there’s a 5th Sunday in a month. Other than the nursery-aged kids, the children remain in with the parents for the entire service. On this Sunday, we included the children in our musical worship and our pastors preached a sermon that included elements for the children. In their sermon, “God’s Right Judgement” (Romans 2:1-16) they explored three things we should do in light of God, the right and perfect judge. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

"Them is Us" (Romans 1:26-32)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 24 May 2022 13:14:46 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Romans 1:26-32. In his sermon, “Them is Us,” he addresses the sinfulness in the world and what we are to do about it. Going through Paul’s 3-chapter argument, we can see the true need for the gospel. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

No Excuses (Romans 1:18-25)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 15 May 2022 20:59:39 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Romans 1:18-25. In his sermon, “No Excuses” (Romans 1:18-25) he explores humanity’s problem with sin, idolatry, the two deaths, and the two births. He answers the question, “why do we still die even after we’ve been redeemed by Jesus?” He also shares God’s solution to the biggest problem humanity will ever have. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Not Ashamed of the Gospel (Romans 1:16-17)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 09 May 2022 13:46:24 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Romans 1:16-17. In his sermon, “Not Ashamed of the Gospel,” he addresses Paul’s claim that Paul was not ashamed. Why? To understand, he examined 6 of the words in these two verses and then walked through the claim. What would it look like to be ashamed of the gospel and what could it look like if we were not ashamed. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Entrusted with the Gospel (Romans 1:8-15)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 02 May 2022 02:17:40 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Josiah Walker preaches Romans 1:8-15. In his sermon, “Entrusted with the Gospel (Romans 1:8-15), he explores Paul’s desire to go to Rome and his desire for mutual edification among the saints. Paul also has a great passion for the gospel and is not ashamed of it. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Called by Christ (Romans 1:1-7)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Mon, 25 Apr 2022 14:39:27 +0000

Pastor Bryan Catherman preached Romans 1:1-7. In his sermon, "Called by Christ" (Romans 1:1-7) he examined who Paul claimed to be by the power of the Gospel, for the ministry of the gospel. He shared the gospel--to include a 6-point summary of the gospel by John Piper. Then he showed us how our identity is very much like Paul's because it's the same gospel that calls us and the same gospel ministry God calls us to. Copyright 2022. Learn more about Redeeming Life Church at RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

But Peter Ran (Luke 24:1-12)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 17 Apr 2022 19:58:07 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Bryan Catherman preached Luke 24:1-12 for Easter. In his sermon, “But Peter Ran” (Luke 24:1-12), he looked at the most shocking part of the resurrection account and why it should give us hope and comfort. He also explored why some people believe the Gospel and others reject it. What causes us to have eyes to see? Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Crucified With Christ (Luke 23:32-43)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 17 Apr 2022 02:54:56 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Josiah Walker preaches Luke 23:32-43. In his sermon, “Crucified with Christ” (Luke 23:32-34), he looks at the two criminals on crosses beside Jesus. It’s Good Friday and the focus is heavily on Christ on the Cross. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

To Love a Loafer (2 Thessalonians 3:6-18)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Tue, 12 Apr 2022 00:51:42 +0000

Bryan Catherman preached 2 Thessalonians 3:6-18. In his sermon, “To Love a Loafer” we see that Paul’s instructions about how to deal with someone who doesn’t work is about much more than employment or the ability to buy food. It’s about the Church and they joy we experience when we contribute to for the good of the Body. For more information about Redeeming Life Church, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

We're In This Together (2 Thessalonians 3:1-5)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 03 Apr 2022 22:38:58 +0000

Join Redeeming Life as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches 2 Thessalonians 3:1-5. In his sermon, “We’re In This Together” (2 Thessalonians 3:1-5), he looks at how we share the gospel together, deal with spiritual attack together, and why it’s vital we pray together as a church. The world offers community, but it’s empty and lacks hope. Jesus saves us and brings us into his family, the Church. Copyright 2022. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

God Chose You (2 Thessalonians 2:13-17)

admin@redeeminglifeutah.org (Info@redeeminglifeutah.org) — Sun, 27 Mar 2022 23:27:00 +0000

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches 2 Thessalonians 2:13-17. In his sermon, “God Chose You” (2 Thessalonians 2:13-17) he explores the reformed theology of 2 Thessalonians. First, Paul’s words on salvation are there to encourage us in light of the end times and judgement. Second, an examination of soteriology through the lenses of the 2nd chapter of Thessalonians offers us a remarkable understanding of God and how God works. He saves us, by his choice, through the power of the gospel. It’s about much more than the Calvinism vs. Arminian or Reformed vs. Free-Will debates. It’s about the outworking of God’s glory as seen in and through our salvation. Copyright 2022. For more information about Redeeming Life Church, please visit redeeminglifeutah.org.