Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Austin

Jan 26 2025 71 ep. 21 mins 11

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Welcome to the weekly podcast of Redeemer Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Austin, Texas. To learn more visit our website at https://redeemerpres.org.

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Mark 6:30-56 - Seeing Jesus: Gospel of Mark

Three surprising things happen in succession over the course of 24 hours at the end of Mark 6. First, Jesus takes his disciples into the wilderness and performs a great miracle feeding 5,000. Then, he walks on water. Finally, he heals the sick in a region known for its prosperity and abundance. What ties these three stories together? This week, we look at the surprising places God

Mark 6:14-29 - Seeing Jesus: Gospel of Mark

In the wake of tragedy, it is easy to ask: How did this happen? The cause of John’s death is clearly Herod, and Mark attributes 3 shortcomings to his character: He has misinterpreted the person and work of Jesus Christ. He has neglected his own repentance, and failed to steward the relationships and resources around him according to God’s will. In light of his sinful folly, Joh

Mark 6:1-13 - Seeing Jesus: Gospel of Mark

We return this week to the Gospel of Mark. Our series title in Mark is “seeing Jesus.” And this week’s text helps us see Jesus through the eyes of people who probably thought they knew him better than almost anyone: his friends and family from his hometown of Nazareth. But, the Jesus they think they see, the Jesus they think they know, isn’t a Jesus they respect or worship.

Matthew 2:7-12 - Seeing Jesus: Gospel of Mark

The visit of the Magi to Jesus is one of the indelible marks of the Christmas season. Bearing their gifts, these “three kings from Orient are.” But who exactly were they and why did they travel for about a month from Babylon to Jerusalem? What did they come looking for and why is their appearance on the scene important for you and me? This Sunday, we celebrate the Epiphany of J

Exodus 13:1-3a, 11-15 - Advent & Christmas

Pastor Danny closes out our Christmas series with his sermon "Firstborn from the Dead."

Luke 7:18-28 - Advent & Christmas

Eschatology is a theological term that refers to beliefs about the last days, final judgment, and the new creation. What does any of that have to do with Christmas? This Sunday, we’ll turn again to John the Baptist—no longer preaching repentance in the wilderness, but now sitting in prison and wondering if Jesus is the one he was expecting. John's eschatology led to confusion a

Luke 3:1-20 - Advent & Christmas

The second Sunday of Advent traditionally brings the ministry of John the Baptist into focus. The strange figure of John—dressed in camel’s hair, eating locusts and honey, preaching repentance in the wilderness—seems out of place in our preparation for Christmas, but he is an “Advent” character: someone who helps the people prepare themselves for the Messiah’s coming. T

Luke 19:28-40 - Advent & Christmas

Message from Rev. Eric Landry on December 1, 2024

1 Samuel 18:1-30 - The Gospel According to Samuel

Having defeated the giant Goliath, David is now a celebrity in Israel and even though only David, Samuel, and his brothers know that he has been anointed the new king, already people are reacting to him as if he is royalty. This Sunday, we’ll consider three different reactions to David’s emerging royal identity and consider how each reaction reflects the way we engage King Jesu

1 Samuel 17 - The Gospel According to Samuel

"David and ___." Just say the phrase and almost anyone can finish it. Even folks who have never read the story itself think they know the basic meaning: the little guy vs. the giant, the underdog gets the victory, unexpected weapons can take down a much bigger enemy. Is that the real meaning of this famous story? Do we read 1 Samuel 17 so we can figure out how to defeat the Goliath