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The sermon podcasts of Redeeming Grace Fellowship in Maysville, Kentucky. Connect with us to learn more about our Savior Jesus and our church fellowship. rgfmaysville.com
Unknown Host hosts Redeeming Grace Fellowship, a religion show with 226 episodes published.
Everyone eventually asks the question this sermon addresses head-on: what happens when someone we love dies, and is there any real hope beyond the grave, or is grief the final word? John 11:17-24 puts that question in th
Why would anyone walk deliberately toward people who'd just tried to kill him? That's the strange choice Jesus makes in John 11:7-16, heading back toward Jerusalem after escaping arrest and execution, because his friend
Everyone eventually asks this question: if God is good, why do the people he loves still suffer? John 11:1-6 walks through the opening of one of the most searching stories in the Gospel of John: the illness of a man name
A common critique of Christianity is that it's all talk: people who attend church, nod along, and live no differently than anyone else. James 1:22–25 makes the same critique. Merely agreeing with good teaching, even reli
What happens when someone finally reads something that exposes what's wrong in their life? In 2 Kings 22:8-20, a young king named Josiah discovers a long-lost copy of God's law buried in his own temple, and when he hears
Every soul is known to God before a word is even on the tongue. In Luke 8:4-18, we trace Jesus's teaching that nothing hidden will remain so not our thoughts, our motives, nor the true state of our hearts before him. Thi
Why do people hear the exact same sermon and respond in completely different ways: one moved to lasting change, another unaffected? Jesus' Parable of the Sower (Luke 8:4-15) opens a short study on what it actually means
Is it arrogant for Jesus to claim to be the Son of God? His opponents thought so, and they were ready to kill him for it. But in John 10:31-42, Jesus doesn't simply assert his identity; he defends it. He points to his wo
Most people assume that religion works like this: you make a choice, you maintain that choice through moral effort, and whether you end up in good standing with God depends largely on your consistency. Jesus, in John 10:
In John 10:14–21, Jesus identifies himself as the Good Shepherd who knows his sheep with the same intimacy that exists between the Father and the Son. This knowledge is not abstract. It drives him to action: he lays down
Have you ever been let down by someone who was supposed to protect you? A leader who disappeared when things got hard, a guide who turned out to be in it for themselves? Jesus speaks directly into that disappointment in
Jesus makes a claim in John 10 that polite religion finds deeply uncomfortable: every other path to God is theft. Not an alternative route but theft. That's not the language of tolerance, and it wasn't meant to be. This
There is something deeply comforting about being known: not just recognized in a crowd, but known by name, known in your weakness, known before you had anything to offer. That is exactly what Jesus promises his people in
If you've ever been put off by religious institutions, their politics, their gatekeeping, their self-assured certainty, you might find an unexpected ally in John 9. In John 9:35-41, the religious establishment had excomm
A man who was born blind and healed by Jesus stands before the most educated religious authorities of his day and dismantles their position with a simple argument: God does not work spectacular miracles through sinners.
There's a man in John 9 who keeps getting called back into the room. He's already answered their questions. He's already told them what happened. But the religious leaders keep pushing: because they don't like his answer
What do you do with a miracle you can't explain? The religious leaders in John 9 had a problem: a man who had been blind from birth was now seeing. Their solution wasn't investigation: it was denial, intimidation, and in
Most people are willing to call Jesus a good teacher or a fascinating historical figure. But John 9 won't let you stay comfortable there. In John 9:13-17, a man who was born blind and healed in an instant by Jesus is hau
Something happened in Jerusalem that stopped the neighborhood. A man who had been blind from birth—known to everyone as the beggar at the gate—came home seeing. The people who passed him every day could not decide if it
Have you ever sat in a waiting room, stood at a graveside, or stared at a ceiling at 2am wondering what you did to deserve this? You're not alone, and you're not the first. The disciples asked Jesus the same question whe
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