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“The Approved Worker” (2 Timothy 2:14-19)

What is the best way to combat false teachings in the church? What role do all Christians—not just pastors—have in rightly handling God’s Word? In his sermon, "An Approved Worker," based on 2 Timothy 2:14-19, Pastor Josiah unpacks these questions and challenges believers to stand firm on biblical truth. As followers of Christ, it’s important that we take the time to know and teach Scripture accurately so that we are equipped to share the gospel with confidence in any situation.

Josiah Walker 2/10/25 Josiah Walker 2/10/25

“Remember Christ In Your Suffering” (2 Timothy 2:8-13)

Join us this week as we continue in our series through 2nd Timothy as Pastor Josiah delivers a message entitled, “Remember Christ In Your Suffering,” centered on 2 Timothy 2:8-13. In his message, Pastor Josiah outlines the importance of remembering Jesus Christ and holding on to His faithful promises to help us endure times of trials or suffering.

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“Endure In Grace” (2 Timothy 2:1-7)

What does it look like to remain strong in the grace of Christ Jesus? How do the roles of Soldier, Athlete, and Farmer relate to the gospel ministry? How can we ensure that others will carry the gospel forward after we are gone? In his sermon, “Endure In Grace” centered on 2 Timothy 2:1-7, Pastor Josiah answers these questions and more as he shares how it is only through the grace of Christ that we are able to stand tall and finish well. As sinful fallen people not only are we dependent on the grace of God for our salvation, but we still need the grace of God after we are saved to help sanctify us and equip us to persevere until the Christ’s return.

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“Hold Fast” (2 Timothy 1:13-18)

This week we are continuing in our sermon series through the book of 2nd Timothy as Pastor Josiah delivers a sermon centered on 2 Timothy 1:13-18. In his sermon, “Hold Fast,” Pastor Josiah stressed the importance of holding fast to the gospel and standing firm on the truth of God’s word. Just as in Timothy’s day, there are heretics and false gospels that are seeking to wreak havoc on the church and draw people away from God. It is in light of these threats against the church that Paul encouraged Timothy to hold fast to sound teaching and that we too as 21st Century Christians must stand vigilant as we guard the truth of scripture and help point others to Christ.

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“Walk Boldly” (2 Timothy 1:6-12)

As Christians, many of us will experience hardships and difficulties in this life as a result of our faith in Christ. In his sermon, “Walk Boldly,” centered on 2 Timothy 1:6-12, Pastor Josiah speaks to the importance of enduring suffering for the sake of the gospel as he examines Paul’s charge to Timothy not to be ashamed of the gospel, but to endure and remain steadfast until Timothy finishes the race set before him. May we all heed Paul’s sound advice as we seek to remain faithful until the end and walk boldly with the Lord each day.

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“Living On Mission” (Mark 16:15)

Join us this week as Pastor Jeff Winters (Guest Preacher) outlines what it means to “Live On Mission” as he unpacked Christ’s command from Mark 16:15, in which Christ instructed his followers to go out into all the world proclaiming the good news of the gospel. We all know that as Christians it is important that we share the gospel with those who are lost. But what does that actually look like in our everyday lives? Tune in to this week’s sermon to find out.

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“Heritage of Faith” (2 Timothy 1:1-7)

Join us this week as we begin a new study through the book of 2nd Timothy. In his sermon, 'Heritage of Faith,' based on 2 Timothy 1:1-7, Pastor Josiah explores Paul’s heartfelt encouragement to Timothy to remain steadfast in faith and endure challenges for the sake of the gospel. This message emphasizes the importance of passing down a 'heritage of faith' and persevering through hardship. It invites us to reflect on how we can nurture and sustain our own faith in the face of adversity while challenging us to pray for one another, encourage each other, and hold tightly to the gospel as we seek to finish the race set before us.

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“How To Pray” (Matthew 6:5-15)

Do you ever struggle with knowing what to pray or even how to pray? Join us this week as Pastor Josiah preaches a sermon entitled, “How To Pray,” centered on Matthew 6:5-15. In his sermon, Pastor Josiah walks through the Lord’s Prayer verse by verse and unpacks the model for prayer that Christ gave to us during his sermon on the mount.

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“A Tale of Two Kings” (Matthew 2:1-12)

This week we continued in our Christmas series as Pastor Josiah preached a sermon centered on Matthew 2:1-12. In his sermon, Pastor Josiah shared the importance of worshiping Christ and seeking him first above all other things in this world.

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“The Promise Delivered” (Luke 2:1-20)

This week we are continuing in our Christmas sermon series as Pastor Josiah delivered a sermon centered on Luke 2:1-20. In his sermon Pastor Josiah shared how Christ’s birth in Bethlehem was not only the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy but that through his birth, Christ became the Lord, Messiah, and Savior that the world had been longing for and is still in need of today.

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“The Promise Fulfilled” (Luke 1:5-38)

How can we know that John the Baptist and Jesus Christ were the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy? How can we trust in the promises of God? What does it look like to truly be a servant of the Lord? How can we find contentment in this life?

In his sermon, “The Promise Fulfilled,” centered on Luke 1:5-38, Pastor Josiah answered these questions and others as he shared how we can trust in God’s promises because He is faithful to do what He said he would do. As Christians, it’s important that we follow God’s instructions and look to Christ for our contentment, not just at Christmas, but throughout the entire year.

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“A Final Promise” (Malachi 3:1-6 & 4:1-6)

How would those living 2000 years ago know that Christ was the Messiah? What signs were they looking for? Who was the Elijah that would prepare the way for Christ’s arrival? And how can we know for sure that Christ will return again one day?

In his sermon, “A Final Promise,” centered on Malachi 3:1-6 & 4:1-6, Pastor Josiah Walker addressed these questions as he shared how the birth of Christ was foretold through the prophet Malachi and showed how John the Baptist was a servant of Christ and a messenger of the kingdom.

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“The Gospel Prevails” (Acts 11:27-12:25)

What do we do when it appears that all hope is lost? How should we respond when we are persecuted for our faith? What does it look like to trust God and truly rely on Him?

In his sermon, “The Gospel Prevails,” centered on Acts 11:27-12:25, Pastor Josiah answers these questions and others as he shares how like Peter and the first-century church we can turn to Christ, place our faith in Him and trust that He will always be there for us.

No matter what difficulties we face in this life, we know that Christ builds his church and that the gospel will always prevail!

This sermon was preached on November 24th, 2024. Copyright 2024. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

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“Factions & Family” (Acts 11:1-30)

What happens when people join our church who are different than we are? How should we react when other believers have different preferences or opinions about various matters than we do? Are Christians allowed to associate with people who aren’t like them?

In his sermon, “Factions & Family,” centered on Acts 11:1-30, Pastor Jeff Winters (Guest Preacher) addressed these questions as he shared how as Christians, we are commanded to share the good news of Jesus Christ with everyone and be obedient to the Spirit’s leading as Jesus saves a people for himself.

In the Church of Christ there is no such thing as second-class members. As believers, each one of us has been redeemed by Christ regardless of our differences. Therefore, we should ensure that there are no isolating factions or destructive behaviors among our brothers and sisters but rather be committed to following Jesus as a faithful family of believers.

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“The Gospel Reach” (Acts 9:32-10:48)

Are Christians still required to follow the dietary restrictions outlined in the Old Testament? How did food restrictions hinder the advancement of the gospel to the Gentiles? How did God use complimentary visions to show Peter that what God has called clean, we cannot call unclean.

In his sermon, “Gospel Reach,” centered on Acts 9:32-10:48, Pastor Josiah answered these questions and others as he shared how God used complimentary visions to show Peter that what God has called clean, we cannot call unclean.

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“Chosen & Sent” (Acts 9:1-31)

What does it look like to be chosen by God? How do we know if we have been sent by him to spread the gospel? How can we be equipped with the tools necessary to share good news with others?

In his sermon, “Chosen & Sent,” centered on Acts 9:1-31, Pastor Jeff Winters (Guest Preacher) answers these questions by sharing how Saul, later called Paul, was chosen by God to share the gospel and advance God’s Kingdom to the ends of the earth.

Because of Paul’s faithfulness to answer God’s call and follow the Holy Spirit’s leading, the church in Judea and the surrounding areas grew as the people were strengthened by the Lord. In the same way, when we too are obedient to God’s commands, those around us can be encouraged and strengthened in their faith just like we see in the book of Acts.

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“No Boundaries” (Acts 8:4-8:40)

What does it look like to be faithful in the face of persecution? How can we equip ourselves with the tools necessary to share the gospel? How can we best advance the gospel across social and ethnic barriers?

In his sermon, “No Boundaries,” centered on Acts 8:4-40, Pastor Josiah answered these questions and others as he showed how Philips commitment to be faithful, reliable, available and teachable helped advance the gospel to the ends of the earth.

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“Faithful Endurance” (Acts 6:8-8:3)

How should we respond in the face of persecution? How do we faithfully serve Christ regardless of how others treat us? How do we hold on to hope even when it seems like the whole world is closing in on us?

In his sermon, “Faithful Endurance,” centered on Acts 6:8-8:3, Pastor Josiah answered these questions and others like them as he talked about the importance of imitating Christ in every aspect of our lives.

Just like the faithful example that we see from Stephen in Acts, we, too, can practice what it means to follow Christ with all our hearts as we seek to be a people that are full of the Holy Spirit, filled with God’s word, and fixed on Christ.

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“The Spirit-Filled Seven” (Acts 6:1-7)

What happens when conflict breaks out in the church? How can we peacefully resolve issues with fellow believers? Why is it important to squash grumblings in the church before the gossip spreads? How can disagreements in the church affect our witness in the community?

In his sermon “The Spirit-Filled Seven,” centered on Acts 6:1-7, Pastor Josiah answered these questions and others like them as he explained the importance of being unified as a church around the gospel. Whenever issues or problems arise in the church, it is important that we seek reconciliation and understanding with others.

If left unchecked, small frustrations can become huge disagreements that split the church and destroy our Christian witness in the community. It is important that as believers, we look to Christ and seek to be more like him each day.

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“Kingdom Builders” (Acts 4:32-5:11)

Can the Gospel ever be thwarted? Can God ever fail? Can the Christian trust that God will see His Will accomplished?

Robbie Tschorn answers these questions and more in the sermon “God Cannot Be Stopped” (Acts 5:12-42).

God is always moving whether we see it or not. When opposition arises outside of and even within the church, the Christian can rest assured that God’s power will forever be on display and that He will see to it that the Good News of Jesus be advanced. Because of this, the Believer can have confident trust in the Lord - not letting worry over take them - and be empowered by the fact that God can and will use them to accomplish His will.