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The sermon podcasts of Redeeming Grace Fellowship in Maysville, Kentucky. Connect with us to learn more about our Savior Jesus and our church fellowship. rgfmaysville.com

  1. FEB 1

    Witness of Light

    In John 8:12-20, Jesus makes a stunning claim: "I am the light of the world." Using God's own name—I AM—Jesus declares he is the glorious Light who leads his people to safety, just as the pillar of fire guided Israel through the wilderness. Those who follow him escape the darkness of sin and death. But the religious leaders immediately attack his credibility, dismissing his testimony as false. Jesus responds powerfully: his testimony is true because he comes from the Father and returns to the Father. The Pharisees judge by human standards, but Jesus's judgment, made with the Father, exposes every hidden motive and secret sin. When they demand proof of his witness, Jesus reveals there are two witnesses: himself and the Father who sent him. Yet despite sufficient testimony, the Pharisees remain blind to who Jesus really is. The application is urgent: Christians must walk in the light, confessing hidden sin. Unbelievers are warned that darkness cannot hide them from God, but the Light came to save, not condemn. There's still time to trust in Jesus's blood and righteousness before judgment comes.

    41 min

  2. JAN 19

    Forgiven Sin

    In John 7:53-8:11, we confront the gospel's paradox: grace and holiness held in perfect tension. The religious leaders drag a guilty woman before Jesus, not seeking justice but setting a trap. They assume He'll either abrogate Moses's Law or lose His reputation as a friend of sinners. Jesus exposes their hypocrisy: "Let him who is without sin cast the first stone." Total depravity levels the ground: all stand guilty before a holy God. The accusers slink away, convicted by conscience. Then Jesus turns to the trembling woman with words that echo through the ages: "Neither do I condemn you." This is sovereign grace. The only Sinless One alone has authority to forgive, and He freely does so. But He doesn't cheapen grace: "Go, and sin no more." True forgiveness demands transformation. The cultural myth of "self-forgiveness" crumbles here. We cannot absolve what we didn't offend. God's justice demands recompense, which Christ alone provides through His atoning death. Forgiveness of sin is offered only through Jesus. Are you resting in His finished work, or still trying to justify yourself? Listen in today and be challenged by the words of Jesus.

    48 min

  3. JAN 12

    Who Is This Man?

    In John 7:40-52, we examine the profound division Jesus creates among those who encounter Him. The crowds at the Feast of Booths are split: some declare Him the Prophet, others the Christ, while many reject Him based on superficial knowledge and unexamined assumptions. Even the officers sent to arrest Him return empty-handed, confessing, "No one ever spoke like this man!" The religious leaders' contemptuous response reveals the tragic reality: our sinful nature compels us to deny Christ. Despite their biblical knowledge, the Pharisees exemplify how pride and unregenerate hearts blind us to truth. Yet God's sovereign grace alone can overcome this natural hostility. Do you truly know Jesus or merely assume you do? Through genuine study of Scripture and Spirit-wrought faith, we receive Christ and rest upon Him alone for salvation. In a world still divided over Jesus, only divine intervention can transform hearts of stone into hearts that embrace the Savior who speaks like no other. Listen in today and be challenged by God's word.

    1h 1m

  4. JAN 5

    Living Water

    At the Feast of Booths, while thousands performed empty religious rituals, Jesus stood and cried out: "If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink." In John 7:37-39, we find that our deepest thirst is not for physical water, but God himself. The world promises satisfaction through countless means, but only Christ satisfies the soul. Every human heart thirsts for something beyond this world's offerings. And that thirst is quenched only through faith in Jesus Christ, who promises rivers of living water flowing from those who believe. This living water is the Holy Spirit, given by God to accomplish what religious activity never could: genuine spiritual life. The Father ordains salvation, the Son accomplishes it through His cross and resurrection, and the Spirit applies it by creating faith in dead hearts. Come to Christ, drink deeply, and discover that whoever comes to Him will never thirst again.

    47 min

  5. 12/29/2025

    Christ’s Leaving

    In John 7:32-36, religious leaders dispatch officers to arrest Jesus as He teaches openly in the temple. But Christ calmly announces His imminent departure to a place His opponents cannot follow. This isn't mere geographical relocation: it's eternal separation. Jesus warns that those who reject Him will one day desperately seek Him but find nothing except God's righteous wrath. Like Esau, who sought repentance with tears but found none, there comes a point when seeking is too late. This isn't hypothetical; it's the terrifying reality awaiting all who die in unbelief. But why can't the crowd understand Jesus's words? Because spiritual truth requires spiritual life. The natural person cannot comprehend the things of the Spirit. Apart from God's regenerating work, we remain dead, unable to respond to Christ's call. But for those whom the Spirit awakens, there is glorious hope. Salvation belongs to the Lord from beginning to end. Christ's finished work provides certain refuge for all who trust in Him alone. Today, if you hear His voice, do not harden your heart.

    50 min

  6. 12/22/2025

    Christ’s Coming

    In first-century Jerusalem, confusion swirled around Jesus's identity. The crowds thought they knew Him—the carpenter from Nazareth, whose parents they recognized. But their assumptions blinded them to the truth standing before them. In John 7:25-31, Jesus confronts their false confidence: "You know me, and you know where I come from. But I have not come of my own accord. He who sent me is true, and him you do not know." Yet many believed when they saw His miraculous signs. The question still echoes today: Will you believe? Jesus is the promised Messiah, sent by the Father to redeem His people, not from political oppression but from sin itself. Through His atoning sacrifice and vindicating resurrection, Christ offers what our religious activity never could: forgiveness, righteousness, and reconciliation with God. The same Jesus who divided crowds in Jerusalem still demands a response. Who do you say that He is?

    54 min

  7. 12/08/2025

    Right Judgment

    We're quick to judge others while excusing our own failures. Jesus confronts this hypocrisy in John 7:19-24, exposing the religious leaders who condemned Him for healing on the Sabbath while ignoring their own lawbreaking. Jesus reminds them that circumcision supersedes Sabbath traditions. If making one part of a man ceremonially clean is acceptable on the Sabbath, how much more should healing a whole person be celebrated? Yet their hatred blinded them to this truth. Jesus commands: "Do not judge by appearances, but judge with right judgment." Righteous judgment means seeing as God sees—calling sin what He calls sin, and holy what He calls holy. Apart from God's grace, we cannot judge rightly. For believers, this calls us to speak truth with grace, especially in our families. For unbelievers, it's a warning: Jesus will judge rightly. But the gospel offers hope: He came to live the righteous life we cannot and died bearing God's wrath for our sins. So, trust in Him today. Listen as we explore how Christ alone judges with perfect righteousness.

    38 min

  8. 12/01/2025

    God’s Teaching

    Why would the Jewish religious leaders reject Jesus despite his obvious mastery of Scripture? In John 7:14-18, we discover the answer: they failed to recognize that Jesus's teaching came directly from God the Father. When Jesus taught openly at the Feast of Booths, the crowds marveled. How could this man teach the Law without formal rabbinic training? Jesus's response reveals two crucial truths: First, his teaching came not from human tradition but from the Father who sent him. Second, Jesus exposes why the religious leaders couldn't recognize his authority: their hearts. Those who genuinely seek to do God's will recognize divine teaching. Teachers who seek their own glory reveal themselves as frauds, but Jesus consistently pointed to the Father's glory: proof of his truthfulness. This passage confronts us with an urgent question: If Jesus speaks with divine authority, will we heed his words? Our eternal destiny depends on our answer.

    57 min
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The sermon podcasts of Redeeming Grace Fellowship in Maysville, Kentucky. Connect with us to learn more about our Savior Jesus and our church fellowship. rgfmaysville.com

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  • Creator
    Redeeming Grace Fellowship
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    199
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    © 2024 Redeeming Grace Fellowship
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