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Worship services and messages from Redeemer Lutheran Church in Marquette, MI.

  1. 4d ago

    Doom Scrolling

    Revelation 10 introduces us to a “little scroll” but one with big meaning. We see in John’s interaction with the scroll indications for what God desires His church to know and do: to feast on His Word, to understand the two-fold effect of God’s Word (bitter-sweet), and to take the responsibility to pray, study, and preach His Word.

  2. Jul 5

    The Trumpet Call

    The trumpet judgments sound terrifying, yet they carry a surprising message of grace. Unlike the final bowl judgments, these are partial (affecting "a third"), giving humanity space for repentance. God's judgment never comes without warning or opportunity for return. We'll confront the uncomfortable truth that God's love includes judgment while finding encouragement in His persistent grace.

  3. Jun 28

    The Multitude Sealed

    We’ve considered the first six seals, but before the seventh seal breaks, John sees two remarkable visions of God's people: the 144,000 sealed from harm and the countless multitude in white robes. These images remind us that though followers of Jesus aren't spared from suffering, we are sealed by the Holy Spirit and destined for victory.

  4. Jun 21

    The Four Horsemen

    Horsemen, seals, what does it all mean? The seven seals are the first of God’s judgement being poured out. Once we see the Lamb, Jesus, in his glory, we have to recognize that his glory stands at odds with evil, so something must be done. Chapter 6 helps us to understand this conflict before we understand our place in the multitude in Chapter 7.

  5. Jun 14

    Worthy is the Lamb

    Today, we look through heaven's door to witness the most breathtaking scene in Scripture: God enthroned in majesty and the slain Lamb standing victorious. When John weeps because no one can open the scroll of history's culmination, the surprising hero emerges - not as a conquering lion, but as a sacrificed lamb. This paradox forms the heart of Revelation and Christianity: victory through sacrifice, power through weakness.

  6. Jun 7

    The Curtain Pulled Back

    When we begin to drift, it can chain us to empty tombs. We get caught in life’s currents, stray from loving God and others, and miss Easter’s victory. In a distracting world, we get stuck and lose track of the gratitude we should have for others. Our sense of duty fades as we drift away. Jesus’ resurrection breaks all chains. Jesus honored us by giving everything, including His life, for us. His empty tomb calls us to lives of honor… praising God and respecting others. It brings our duty into focus and unsticks us to live faithfully.

  7. May 31

    With the World

    God has given us good news for every day of our life. That though we have gone astray, he welcomes us back into his kingdom by Jesus’ death and resurrection. This great news was not just meant for us but for all people. Through our conversations with the world, we do not bring condemnation but salvation.

  8. May 24

    With One Another

    As we have good conversations with God and with ourselves, they set the stage for our conversations with one another. God has brought us together to be with him and one another so that all the “one-anothers” in this world would know about Jesus.

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