Join us this week as Pat opens the word of God. Pastor Pat guides us through a potent passage of scripture seeking to bring into focus the source, the evidence, and the goal of Jesus's discipleship. Pat invites us into the joy of Jesus that only occurs when we fully abide in him. Join us on Sundays at 10am

Join us as Jason opens the words of Jesus promising a Helper. Our union in Jesus produces a relationship, identity and response guided Jesus. Jason pauses on the verse 27, reminding us of the amazing promise, Jesus promises his peace. Join us on Sundays 10am!

Jesus answered: "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." (Jn 14:6) Join us as Jason opens one of the major theses of the Christian faith. Jason offers amazing application for pressing into belief in Jesus. May God continue to work in us and through us according to his great pleasure! Join us on Sundays 10am!

Join us as Pat takes on these 8 powerful verses. Jesus is the glorification of God in the flesh. He demonstrated the perfect love and compassion of God when he died on the cross. Everything that he has done for us we are called to do to others. Pat leaves us with 3 statements to model our lives after Christ: Love with Forgiveness Love without Limits Love with Certainty

Jesus washes the disciples feet. Join us as Jason dives into the implications of this passage. Combined with the context of Passover, Jesus's words proclaim his identity as the lamb who's blood washes us clean. Once again, The word seeks to uproot our pride in self-atonement. The gospel proclaims that Jesus has made us like him: clean. Join us on Sunday's 10am!

Join us as Jason dives into a tough passage about unbelief. This passage of John seeks to reveal the hardness of human hearts. And in this revealing, Jesus's words combat our attempts for self-atonement. "Our unbelief is only conquered by God's good gift of salvation." Jason ends the passage with an invitation to follow Jesus and cultivate humility in our salvation. Join us on Sundays 10am!

Join us this week as Jason opens John 12:20-36. The Gentiles are beginning to seek Jesus. Through this, Jesus again proclaims his identity as "The Son of Man." Join us as Jason expounds upon this Jesus, who is the ultimate sacrifice by surrendering to the will of the father. Join us on Sundays at 10am!

Join us as Josh opens John 12 and dives into a heart of worship. This is a profound message. Josh invites us to evaluate what we worship-- and how we worship. "Worshipping Jesus is worth sacrificing everything we can give: time, talents, treasures." Why? because Jesus is, and forever will be, King. Join us for worship 10am Sundays.

Join us as Jason opens the word! John gives us readers insight into the plot to kill Jesus. This passage is profound. The priests premeditated meeting was rooted in unbelief and, more prominently, fear. The apostle John intentionally reminds the reader that this plot against Jesus is ultimately God's design to unify all of the scattered children of God. Join us on Sunday's 10am!

Join us as Jason opens John 11, the story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead. This rich passage works to elevate Jesus as the "Resurrection and the life." Jason bids the body to press into the person of Jesus in our lives so that we may experience the life found in Christ. Join us on Sunday at 10am!

Join us as Josh opens the second half of John 10. The Jews are once again questioning Jesus, "If you are the Christ, tell us plainly." Jesus's response is both an offer and a rebuke. Josh challenges us to know the life and works of Jesus so we can see them play out in our own lives today. Join us on Sundays 10am!

Join us as Jason celebrates our great Shepherd. The sheep know the shepherd's voice and he calls them by name. Do we know voice of the Jesus as he calls us out? Hope to see you all on Sunday 10am!

Join us as Pat finished John Chapter 9. As our battle is not of flesh and blood, Pat opens the word to combat spiritual blindness. Through the word of God and His Spirit we experience true and deep; ultimate and supernatural transformation. So, Are you spiritually blind? Join us next week at 10am!

Join us as Josh opens and guides us through John chapter 9. Jesus heals a man who was blind from birth. From Genesis, God has often used mud to create and recreate. And today, Josh addresses suffering and the glory of God through this incredible passage. Join us to worship on Sunday Mornings at 10am! See you next week.

Join us this week at Jason finishes Jesus's teachings in the temple. Once again, Jesus is confronting the religious leaders of the day and making it obvious who he is. Through this passage we are led to three convictions: Jesus is greater than death, His greatness comes from the Father, and He is greater than Abraham. Hope to see you on Sunday redemptiongreeley.org

Join us as Jason masterfully leads us through a tough passage of Jesus's teaching in John chapter 8. Jesus is commanding everyone to closely examine their own lives and ask "are we truly free?" Jesus offers everyone freedom by we must first see our own enslavement to sin. See you on Sunday!

Join us as Pat opens John to a moment in Jesus's teaching about himself. Jesus gives 7 powerful 'I AM' statements to declare his deity and purpose before a congregation of Pharisees. Pat's walk through of the passage deeply conveys his passion for the majesty and glory of our savior Jesus Christ-- a passion we are all called to follow.

Join us on this rainy mothers day to gaze upon our King and His fulfillment of the law. John recalls a beautiful moment with Jesus when both justice and compassion are married together and thus exemplifying and proclaiming Christ's ultimate mission.

Join us as Jason dips our feet into a powerful and rich passage at the end of John 7. Jesus uses the context of the feast of booths to declare his messianic purpose. For the Spirit is our living water and "With joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation" (Isaiah 12:3)

Join us as Josh introduces us to the Feast of Tabernacles and Jesus’ command to judge rightly, not by appearances.