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This sermon, based on Matthew 7:1-29, underscores the significance of authentic faith over counterfeit appearances. Drawing parallels to Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme, elder David Brown illustrates how some may appear righteous outwardly but lack genuine faith. Authentic faith involves correct doctrine, enthusiasm, service, and submission to God, contrasting with counterfeit faith that relies on self-righteousness and personal merit. The sermon urges listeners to seek God's will, trust in His grace, and build their lives on the foundation of Jesus Christ.
If you like the podcast make sure to give us a follow or rate us wherever you are listening. You can also share us with your friends or come to a session. Sessions are every Saturday at Salusbury Primary School of off Salusbury Road in Queen's Park. The session starts at 4 p.m. with tea and snacks starting at 3:30. You can find out more information online by checking out our Instagram @RedeemerQP or online at www.redeemerqp.com.



 


 














 
 

In this sermon, Redeemer elder Andrew Barnett leads us into the timeless wisdom of laying up treasures in heaven, as demonstrated by figures like George Müller. Through compelling parallels and practical wisdom, this sermon challenges listeners to prioritise serving God wholeheartedly and finding contentment in Him amidst life's complexities.
If you like the podcast make sure to give us a follow or rate us wherever you are listening. You can also share us with your friends or come to a session. Sessions are every Saturday at Salusbury Primary School of off Salusbury Road in Queen's Park. The session starts at 4 p.m. with tea and snacks starting at 3:30. You can find out more information online by checking out our Instagram @RedeemerQP or online at www.redeemerqp.com.

In this sermon based on Matthew 6:1-18, pastor David Brown explores Jesus' teachings on righteousness, prayer, and fasting. Jesus warns against seeking validation from others and emphasises the importance of sincerity in our spiritual practices, urging us to prioritise our relationship with God over seeking approval from people. As a church, we are called to embody genuine righteousness, prayer, and fasting, seeking God's glory above all else.If you like the podcast make sure to give us a follow or rate us wherever you are listening. You can also share us with your friends or come to a session. Sessions are every Saturday at Salusbury Primary School of off Salusbury Road in Queen's Park. The session starts at 4 p.m. with tea and snacks starting at 3:30. You can find out more information online by checking out our Instagram @RedeemerQP or online at www.redeemerqp.com.

In this sermon, elder Andrew Barnett delves into Jesus' teachings on being the salt of the earth and the light of the world from Matthew 5:13-16. He emphasises that Christians are called to influence the world positively, preserving moral values and shining God's light in dark places. Drawing parallels between salt's preserving qualities and Christians' role in preventing moral decay, the sermon encourages believers to live out their faith boldly, impacting society for good, just like figures such as Harold Moody did in their time.

In this sermon from Redeemer elder David Brown, we dive into the famous "Sermon on the Mount" from the Gospel of Matthew. Jesus lays out his vision for the Kingdom of God, describing who Kingdom people are, what they are like, and what life is like for them. 
 
If you like the podcast make sure to give us a follow or rate us wherever you are listening. You can also share us with your friends or come to a session. Sessions are every Saturday at Salusbury Primary School of off Salusbury Road in Queen's Park. The session starts at 4 p.m. with tea and snacks starting at 3:30. You can find out more information online by checking out our Instagram @RedeemerQP or online at www.redeemerqp.com.

In this sermon, Redeemer elder David Brown explores the fundamental impact of Christ's resurrection on faith, addressing doubts and affirming its historical significance through an examination of 1 Corinthians 15:12-34. Delving into the implications of the resurrection, it highlights how this event transforms preaching, faith, and the lives of believers, ultimately offering hope, assurance, and purpose.If you like the podcast make sure to give us a follow or rate us wherever you are listening. You can also share us with your friends or come to a session. Sessions are every Saturday at Salusbury Primary School of off Salusbury Road in Queen's Park. The session starts at 4 p.m. with tea and snacks starting at 3:30. You can find out more information online by checking out our Instagram @RedeemerQP or online at www.redeemerqp.com.