Redeemer Christian Church Podcast Isaac Lee

In this message, we explore the transformative power of New Covenant worship as presented in Hebrews 10:19-25, highlighting how it allows believers direct access to God, contrasting dramatically with the restrictive and mediated worship of the Old Covenant. The sermon emphasises the communal aspect of faith, urging believers to draw near to God together, hold unswervingly to their hope, and encourage one another towards love and good deeds. The speaker illustrates the importance of corporate worship and mutual support within the church community, especially as the Day of the Lord approaches, stressing that as believers, we are stronger together in our journey of faith.

In this message, we explore discipleship in the new series "Full Send Discipleship". What does it look like to be a disciple of Christ?

In this message, we explore discipleship in the new series "Full Send Discipleship". What does it look like to be a disciple of Christ?

In this impactful sermon, we delve into the core principles of parenting through a biblical lens. Exploring the themes of love, nurture, and provision, we discover the profound connection between God's love for us and our role as parents. Isaac emphasises the importance of sacrificial love, balancing career ambitions with family priorities, and actively engaging in instructing our children in the ways of the Lord. The sermon challenges conventional interpretations of Proverbs 22:6 and encourages a balanced perspective on the role of parents in a child's faith journey. Join us as we reflect on practical insights to create a home environment saturated with spiritual discussions and grounded in biblical principles.

In this insightful sermon by Mark, we explore the profound wisdom found in Deuteronomy 6 and its relevance to parenting. Mark highlights the crucial message of "HEAR, DO, TELL," emphasising the importance of teaching God's ways to our children. Drawing inspiration from both the Israelites and the Aboriginal people, Mark encourages us to impress God's word upon our children, guiding them to become "doers" of His word. This sermon inspires us to reflect on the powerful impact of nurturing faith and obedience in the next generation.

In this sermon on 2 Chronicles 16, Isaac explores the topic of parenting, using this biblical passage as a starting point. The passage doesn't directly relate to parenting, but it highlights the importance of relying on God in battles. The key message is that God is looking for faith and the hearts of His people.

The sermon emphasizes that rather than relying on specific techniques or strategies for parenting, the core principle is to lean into our weaknesses and failures, acknowledging that perfection is unattainable.

The sermon encourages parents to trust in God's guidance and not solely depend on human strategies or programs. It underscores the idea that parenting can often feel like a battle, but the battle ultimately belongs to the Lord.

In the end, the message focuses on the need for repentance, faith, and complete dependence on God in the parenting journey. It emphasises that God desires the hearts of parents and that faith is the key to godly parenting.