Redemptive History
24 itemsThe unfolding storyline of Scripture from creation through new creation.
Sermons (20)
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The Significance of Feasts
April 25, 2021From the series: Light the Dark
There are seven different feasts that are celebrated by the Israelites in the Bible. We examine the significance of each and how Jesus is the fulfillment of them all.
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The Message of Hope in Revelation
February 9, 2020From the series: Kingdom Come
Today we're concluding our series, "Kingdom Come" on the major themes of the Bible. We're jumping into book of Revelation and examining the message of hope it contains.
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Egypt, the Jordan River and Forty Days
January 12, 2020From the series: Kingdom Come
We'll discover how "Out of Egypt" and "baptized in the Jordan River" and "forty days and forty nights" are connected and what on earth they are talking about. We've seen these things mentioned in the Bible about the life of Jesus.
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Kingdoms
December 29, 2019From the series: Kingdom Come
Discusses the biblical concept of kingdoms and kingship as it relates to Jesus. It begins from the Garden of Eden, tracing through the Old Testament to illustrate how God's story unfolds with a focus on kingship and God's kingdom. Emphasizes God's sovereignty and the Messiah's role in redemption and eternal life, connecting various biblical narratives to show the consistent theme of God's pursuit of humanity through Christ.
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The Passover Lamb
November 24, 2019From the series: Kingdom Come
We look at the Passover Lamb from the book of Exodus and how it gives us a foreshadowing of Jesus.
Blog posts (3)
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Connect Better to God With This One Truth
January 17, 2020Abraham, David, Moses, Rahab. God built his story through unlikely, ordinary people. The one truth that can change how close you feel to him.
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Hebrews 8:10- The New Covenant
May 3, 2016There is something thrilling about watching a centuries-old prophecy come true. A devotion on Jeremiah's new covenant fulfilled in Hebrews 8.
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See the Big Picture
October 9, 2012It is easy to read the Bible as a pile of separate stories and miss the one that ties them together. Seeing Jesus as the theme of the whole book.