Robbie Tschorn 5/9/23 Robbie Tschorn 5/9/23

Bleeding Bibline (Jude 3)

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the final sermon of RLC’s Jude series: Contend For Your Faith. In this sermon, “Bleeding Bibline” (Jude 3), he declares that when the Gospel shapes the Christian’s thoughts, actions, and words as a result of their lives being saturated by the Gospel, they won’t be able to stop themselves from pouring it out to the world.

Bryan Catherman 4/30/23 Bryan Catherman 4/30/23

Dangerous Reefs (Jude 3-19)

On April 30th, Pastor Bryan Catherman preached Jude 3-19. In his sermon, “Dangerous Reefs” (Jude 3-19), he proclaimed Jude’s warning to us to watch out for false teachers. What do they look like? How do we examine them? And what do we do about the wolves and false teachers in the church today? For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Bryan Catherman 4/24/23 Bryan Catherman 4/24/23

Sticks on Fire (Jude 22-23)

On April 23rd, Pastor Bryan Catherman preached Jude 22-23. In his sermon, “Sticks on Fire” (Jude 22-23), he explored Jude’s instruction for how brothers and sisters are called to help one another who are doubting, dabbling in sin, or consumed with it. For more information, please visit RedeemingLifeUtah.org.

Robbie Tschorn 4/16/23 Robbie Tschorn 4/16/23

Build Yourselves Up (Jude 20-21)

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches the first sermon of our Jude series: Contend For Your Faith. In this sermon, “Build Yourselves Up”, he makes the point from Jude 20-21 that the Christian must contend for their faith as there are sadly many false doctrines being taught in the church today. The best way to do this, as Pastor Bryan states from God’s Word, is to build up oneself on the pure and true foundation of the Christian faith: Jesus Christ.

Robbie Tschorn 4/11/23 Robbie Tschorn 4/11/23

Life In His Name (John 20:30-31)

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches John 20:30-31. In this Easter sermon, “Life In His Name”, he puts the question out there that we all must answer: “Do I believe that Jesus is Who He says He is?” Though we can’t see the miracles of Jesus in person, we are counted as blessed when we believe on Him without having seen them. In light of Christ’s resurrection, the Christian is one who should take their faith seriously and live for Him.

Robbie Tschorn 4/8/23 Robbie Tschorn 4/8/23

Mission Accomplished (John 19:28-30)

Join us as Pastor Josiah Walker preaches John 19:28–30. In this Good Friday sermon, “Mission Accomplished”, he proclaims the truth that Christ alone paid the price for our sins to redeem us, rescuing us from the domain of darkness. Nothing needs to be done or can be done on our part to contribute to our salvation. The work of reconciling man to God was accomplished through Christ’s work on the cross. Thus, “it is finished”. In light of this finished work of Jesus, Christians should ask themselves, “am I living a life that glorifies the Lord, a life submitted to the Lordship of Jesus in all that I do?”

Robbie Tschorn 4/4/23 Robbie Tschorn 4/4/23

How You Finish (John 12:12-15)

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches John 12:12-15. In this Palm Sunday sermon, “How You Finish”, he speaks about how the people cheered “Hosanna” as Jesus triumphantly entered the city of Jerusalem, yet a week later they cried “crucify Him!” Pastor Bryan proclaims that when we come to the end of our lives our praises need to match the praises that we started off with. It’s not simply how we start with Jesus, but how we end we with Jesus.

Robbie Tschorn 3/26/23 Robbie Tschorn 3/26/23

The Stumbling Block of Faith (Romans 9:30-33)

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Romans 9:30-33. In his sermon, “The Stumbling Block of Faith”, he declares that our salvation is not and cannot be dependent upon our own efforts. Salvation is possible only by faith in Jesus Christ alone.

Robbie Tschorn 3/19/23 Robbie Tschorn 3/19/23

To Talk Back To God (Romans 9:14-29)

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Romans 9:14-29. In his sermon, “To Talk Back To God”, he proclaims that the Christian should trust God and submit to His instruction no matter how difficult His Word might be to understand. This sermon addresses the questions man raises regarding the fairness of God. God’s Word is clear: we must trust His sovereignty and that He knows best.

Robbie Tschorn 3/14/23 Robbie Tschorn 3/14/23

Promise Keeper (Romans 9:6-13)

Join us as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Romans 9:6-13. In his sermon, “Promise Keeper”, he proclaims this wonderful truth: God keeps His promises. Paul speaks about those that are ‘Israelites’ not by physical birth, but a spiritual birth: those whom God calls to Himself and saves. To help us understand how God keeps His promises even though we may think or believe He isn't keeping them, Isaiah 55 reminds us that God’s ways are not our ways, nor His thoughts our thoughts.

Robbie Tschorn 3/7/23 Robbie Tschorn 3/7/23

Lost In Privilege (Romans 9:1-5)

Join Pastor Bryan Catherman as he preaches Romans 9:1-5. In his sermon, "Lost In Privilege", he sets the stage for chapters 9 through 11 of Romans where Paul answers many theologically heavy questions. Romans 9:1-5 addresses the nation of Israel, Paul’s kinsmen, his “flesh and blood”. Paul was grieved over their spiritual state. In the same way, Christians should be concerned, heart broken for the souls of lost family, friends, coworkers and whoever God places on their heart. And though heartbroken, they must also remember and trust in the fact that God is a God who saves.

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Robbie Tschorn 2/27/23 Robbie Tschorn 2/27/23

There's No Escape! (Romans 8:31-39)

Join Pastor Josiah Walker as he preaches Romans 8:31-39. In his sermon, “There’s No Escape!”, he drives home the point Paul is arguing: absolutely no thing can separate the Christian from the love of God. In Christ, your life circumstance, whether good or bad, will not lessen or increase God’s love for you. Paul started Romans 8 by reassuring the Christian reader/listener that there is “no condemnation” for those in Christ. He ends the chapter by saying that there is nothing that can separate them from God’s love - a love so great that it could never be fully understood.

Robbie Tschorn 2/20/23 Robbie Tschorn 2/20/23

Incomparable Glory (Romans 8:18-30)

Join Pastor Bryan Catherman as he preaches Romans 8:18-30. In his sermon, “Incomparable Glory” he answers the question, “Why does God allow Christians to suffer?” No matter how big or little the circumstance, all suffering for the believer is proof that they are a child of God. The suffering that’s endured here on earth cannot compare to the eternity to be had with Christ.

Robbie Tschorn 2/12/23 Robbie Tschorn 2/12/23

You're Saved, Child (Romans 8:12-17)

Join Pastor Bryan as he preaches Romans 8:12-17. In his sermon, “You’re Saved, Child” he speaks on the Christian’s assurance that sin does not have a hold on their life since they are a child of God. The living God loves, protects and cares for them continually. What a great God He is that He would take rebel orphans and make them His very own adopted children.

Robbie Tschorn 2/6/23 Robbie Tschorn 2/6/23

Sin Has No Hold (Romans 8:1-11)

Join Redeeming Life Church as Pastor Bryan Catherman preaches Romans 8:1-11. In his sermon, “Sin Has No Hold” (Romans 8:1-11) he preaches what Paul literally wrote: “no condemnation for those in Christ…”. As the sermon title states sin truly has no hold on the Christian. This is made possible only through God’s redemptive work through His Son. People cannot chose God. God chooses them for the “praise of His glorious grace” (Ephesians 1:4, 12, 14).

Robbie Tschorn 1/30/23 Robbie Tschorn 1/30/23

The Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37)

Join Pastor Josiah Walker as he preaches the fifth and final sermon of RLC’s series: Potent Parables. In his sermon, “The Good Samaritan”, he spoke on the well known story of the culturally despised man who showed mercy and love to the one in need when others wouldn’t. Though mercy and love to others is a commandment for the believer it isn’t the main point of the text. Listen along and discover afresh what Christ was really communicating.

Robbie Tschorn 1/22/23 Robbie Tschorn 1/22/23

The Growing Seed (Mark 4:26-29)

Join Pastor Josiah Walker as he preaches the fourth sermon of RLC’s series: Potent Parables. In his sermon, “The Growing Seed”, he speaks on the parable of the man who scattered seed on the ground. The seed produced a crop by itself although the man didn’t know how the crop came to be (Mark 4:27b). Though we may not understand how, we should rest assured that God will do the work to grow His Kingdom. God’s Word teaches us that we should be Christians who are faithful to share the Gospel and trust that God will build His kingdom as He sees fit.

Robbie Tschorn 1/15/23 Robbie Tschorn 1/15/23

The Rich Fool (Luke 12:13-21)

Join Josiah Walker as he preaches the third sermon of RLC’s series: Potent Parables. In his sermon, “The Rich Fool”, he speaks on Christ’s parable of the man who thought he could store up treasures for himself as if that were the point and hope of this life. Through this message you’ll hear that our hope shouldn’t be in our possessions or anything on earth, but rather in our true treasure: Jesus Christ.

Robbie Tschorn 1/8/23 Robbie Tschorn 1/8/23

The Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14-30)

Join Josiah Walker as he continues preaching through the sermon series Potent Parables. In his sermon, “The Parable of the Talents”, he speaks on the need to be faithful with what Christ has given us as we wait for His return. Whether we’ve been given a little or much, we are to be faithful and use it all for the glory of God.

Robbie Tschorn 1/1/23 Robbie Tschorn 1/1/23

The Unforgiving Servant (Matthew 18:21-35)

Join Josiah Walker as he preaches the first sermon of RLC’s new series: Potent Parables. In his sermon, “The Unforgiving Servant”, he speaks on Christ’s parable of the man whose unplayable debt was forgiven, yet this same man didn’t forgive his fellow servant who owed far less. As Christians, we must reflect on the great sin debt that Christ paid on our behalf. And because of the forgiveness He’s shown us we, too, must forgive those who sin against us.