Redeemer Church, Huntsville

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A podcast from Redeemer Church for Huntsville, featuring conversations with our pastors, community leaders, and sermons from our Sunday gathering.

  1. 2d ago

    Life Together in the Body (1 Cor. 12:12–26)

    What does it mean to belong to a church? In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 12:12–26, Pastor Corey Smith reminds us that the church is the body of Christ: a people united to him and to one another. Because we share one life in Christ, every member belongs, every member is needed, and every member needs the others. As we use our gifts, care for those who seem weaker, and share in one another’s joys and sorrows, we display the unity God has given us in Christ.

  2. Oct 25

    Every Member Matters (Eph 4:7-16)

    How does Christ grow his church into maturity? In this sermon from Ephesians 4:7–16, Pastor Thomas explains that Jesus gives pastors to equip every member for the work of ministry. As believers remain connected to Christ and speak the truth in love to one another, the church grows together in unity, stability, and maturity. Whether we’re encouraging a hurting friend, teaching our children, or sharing the gospel with a neighbor, God uses ordinary people and his Word to build up his church.

  3. Oct 18

    The Church is the Gospel Made Visible (Eph 2:11-22)

    What is the church, and what does it mean to belong? Beginning a new series on the church, Pastor Thomas opens Ephesians 2:11–22 to show how Christ brings those who were far off near through his blood, reconciling them to God and to one another. Through three pictures—citizens of God’s kingdom, members of his family, and stones in his holy temple—we discover our shared identity and purpose. Remembering who we were apart from Christ cultivates humility, strengthens our unity, and calls us to worship God together as a visible picture of the gospel.

  4. Oct 11

    Final Warnings and Blessings (Romans 16:17-27)

    How can a church guard against false teaching while remaining confident in Christ? Concluding our Romans series, Pastor Zach Carter explores Romans 16:17–27 and Paul’s call to recognize teachers who divide the church, serve their own appetites, and deceive through smooth talk. God’s Word trains our discernment, and his promise to crush Satan gives us peace. Through the gospel and the preaching of Jesus Christ, God strengthens his people for the obedience of faith—a life marked by growing love for God, patient love for one another, and a desire to see the nations hear of Christ. 0:14 Final Words and Warning 5:23 Mark False Teachers 17:14 Their Hidden Appetites 22:58 Smooth Talk and Naive Hearts 29:01 Satan Will Be Crushed 34:29 Strengthened by the Gospel 37:28 Obedience of Faith 39:48 Glory to the Only Wise God

  5. Oct 4

    Real Names (Romans 16:1-16)

    Why does Paul conclude Romans with a list of names? In Romans 16:1–16, Pastor Zach Carter shows how these greetings reveal that God works in real history, saves real individuals, and brings them into one family. The names offer a window into Christianity’s historical credibility and a deeply personal comfort: Jesus knows his sheep by name. For anxious believers, this is an invitation to rest in Christ’s tender care. For those who feel disconnected, it is a call to embrace the family that comes with salvation—knowing others, bearing their burdens, and allowing ourselves to be known. 0:00 Paul’s Final Roll Call 3:51 Names in History 6:50 God Knows Individuals 10:19 A Gospel Home 16:11 Christianity in History 18:49 Known by Name 22:17 Jesus Calls His Sheep 29:10 One Family in Christ 33:31 Known in Community 35:13 Names and Salvation

  6. Sep 27

    Woman and the Work of the Gospel (Romans 16:1-16)

    Paul ends his letter to the Romans by naming people whose faithful service helped the gospel advance—including women whose contributions were indispensable to his ministry. In Romans 16:1–16, Pastor Zach Carter considers Phoebe, Prisca, and other sisters in Christ, explaining why Redeemer affirms male pastoral leadership while recognizing women as deacons and encouraging their substantial work in ministry. Christ orders his church and calls every believer to serve. Through theological study, discipleship, hospitality, generosity, and sacrificial care, God’s people build up his church—and the significance of that work is measured by faithfulness, not a title. 0:07 Overview and Next Steps 3:57 Women in Romans 16 9:46 Phoebe and Her Ministry 17:39 Prisca, Aquila, and Apollos 21:02 The Rest of the Women 24:48 Every Christian Ministers 31:27 Deacons Through Church History 36:19 Ministry Without Titles

  7. Sep 20

    Partnership in Provision and Prayer (Romans 15:25-33)

    What are the blessings God has given us for? In Romans 15:25–33, Paul shows how spiritual fellowship takes tangible shape through generous provision and earnest prayer. Pastor Zach Carter explores how receiving the gospel calls us into sacrificial partnership so that others may hear of Christ. From caring for suffering believers to sending missionaries, our resources serve a mission larger than ourselves. Yet spiritual fruit depends entirely on God. This sermon calls us to put what God has given us into his service and strive together in prayer for what only he can accomplish. 0:04 Paul’s Mission to Spain 3:49 Spiritual Blessings, Material Duty 10:17 Provision for Gospel Advance 17:34 Koinonia Means Partnership 30:59 Prayer Powers the Mission 38:03 Joyful Refreshment in Christ

  8. Sep 13

    What Must Redeemer Church Do? (Rom 15:14-23)

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