Sermons - Redeemer City Church

Redeemer City Church is a gospel-centered, mission-driven, culturally-engaging church planted in the heart of Knoxville for the joy of Knoxville. Gathering Every Sunday at 10:00AM 828 Tulip Avenue, Knoxville, TN 37918

Sermons - Redeemer City Church is a religion podcast hosted by Redeemer City Church, with 46 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  When God Speaks, Listen - Luke 9:1-6

  Aug 17, 202629 min

  “Shake the dust off your feet” gets used like a tough-love slogan, but Jesus meant something far more serious. In this sermon, Pastor Trent opens Luke 9:1–6 where we see Jesus commission the twelve apostles, giving them real authority and a temporary empowering for ministry. He sends them out with a surprising strategy: travel light, depend on God’s provision, and keep moving even when people refuse to listen. That’s not just logistics, it’s training for a lifetime of gospel mission. Then the message camps out on the line that should stop us cold: when a town refuses to receive the messengers, they’re told to shake the dust off as a testimony against them. In its original Jewish context, dust-shaking marked separation from unclean pagan territory, which is why it’s shocking that Jesus applies it inside Israel. The warning lands on us too: proximity to the things of God is not the same as knowing God. Church background, Christian habits, and religious language can sit right next to a heart that still rejects Christ. Send us Fan Mail

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  Common Christians - Luke 6:12-16

  Aug 14, 202636 min

  Jesus didn’t build the early church with the obvious picks. He prayed all night, then chose a group the world would call average, complicated, and even incompatible. That’s where this sermon begins start as we look back to Luke 6:12–16 and meet the twelve apostles up close, under the theme “Common Christians.” We talk through why Jesus intentionally chose twelve, how that number connects to the twelve tribes of Israel, and why it matters for understanding the gospel storyline. We also unpack the difference between “disciple” and “apostle,” and what it means that an apostle is a commissioned representative, an ambassador who carries the message and authority of the One who sends him. Along the way, we trace how Jesus fulfills what Israel failed to be and how the new covenant people of God expand to all nations. Then we sit with the uncomfortable encouragement: Jesus chooses common men on purpose. Fishermen who likely weren’t the top rabbinic students. A tax collector. A zealot. Not a stacked resume, not a celebrity lineup, but a living display of grace so God gets the glory. If you’ve ever felt unqualified, overlooked, or unsure how God could use you, this message presses straight into that spot with hope and clarity. Send us Fan Mail

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  Desperate Faith and Tender Power - Luke 8:40-56

  Aug 4, 202639 min

  In Luke 8:40-56 two people collide on a crowded road and both are running out of time. Jairus is a respected synagogue leader with a dying daughter, and an unnamed woman has spent twelve years suffering, isolated, and broke from seeking medical help that never worked. What happens next is not just a miracle story, it’s a clear look at who Jesus is when pressure is high: powerful enough to command nature, sickness, and death, yet tender enough to stop for one trembling person in the middle of a crowd. Send us Fan Mail

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  Contend: Keep Loving Jesus as He Keeps You - Jude 17-25

  Jul 20, 202647 min

  The pressure to “keep up” with the culture is real, and so is the quiet fear many Christians carry: What if I don’t make it? In this sermon, Pastor Trent opens Jude 17-25 where we find a better kind of strength, the kind that doesn’t come from being loud, winning debates, or trying to grip Jesus hard enough to stay saved. Jude gives us a clearer path: remember what God already told us, remain close through ordinary faithfulness, rescue people with mercy, and rest in the God who keeps his children. Send us Fan Mail

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  How Do We Obey the Spirit? - Phillip Smith (Guest Speaker)

  Jul 13, 202634 min

  Revival is breaking out, joy is spreading, and the momentum is finally headed the right direction, then God tells Philip to leave it and walk into the desert. That tension is where we live a lot of our real faith: when the Holy Spirit’s guidance doesn’t match our plans, our timelines, or what looks “strategic.” Phillip Smith from the Tennessee Baptist Mission Board opens Acts 8 and shows how God uses an unexpected detour to reach one person with precision. Send us Fan Mail

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