Redemption Life Fellowship

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Teaching and Sermons etc...From Redemption Life Fellowship of Greenville, SC. Introducing people to Jesus and the redeemed life He offers.

  1. MAR 29

    Sideways Religion, Mocked Devotion and a Shaking World | Mark 12:13-14:1 | Sam Jones

    Following Jesus means trusting Him when the earthly kingdom drives religion sideways, mocks devotion, and threatens our well-being, believing He will uphold and sustain me in a hostile world.

    48 min

  2. MAR 15

    Mark 9:1-10:31 | Listen to Him | Derek Harm

    Mark 9:1-10:31 | Listen to Him | Derek Harm

    47 min

  3. MAR 8

    Seeing In Stages | Mark 8:22-9:1 | Derek Harm

    In this message from Redemption Life Fellowship, we continue our expositional journey through Mark by walking through Mark 8:22–9:1 under the title “Seeing in Stages: When Jesus Touches Our Eyes Again.” Beginning with the only two-stage healing in the Gospels and moving through Peter’s confession at Caesarea Philippi and Jesus’ call to take up the cross, this passage shows how Jesus patiently leads His followers from partial spiritual sight to a clearer vision of His cross-shaped mission. The sermon explores how we often recognize who Jesus is before we fully understand what it means to follow Him, and invites listeners to let Jesus correct their expectations, surrender self-rule, and embrace the costly but life-giving path of discipleship.

    43 min

  4. MAR 1

    A Heart That Sees Truth | Mark 7:1-8:21 | Derek Harm

    In this sermon from Redemption Life Fellowship, we continue our series in the Gospel of Mark by walking through Mark 7:1–8:21 under the title “A Heart That Sees Truth.” Through Jesus’ confrontations with religious leaders, His gracious response to a desperate Gentile mother, His healing of a deaf man, and His feeding of four thousand, we see that our clarity about truth is deeply connected to the condition of our hearts. The message contrasts closed hearts that hide behind religious performance, curious hearts of “outsiders” who humbly receive grace, and confused hearts of disciples whom Jesus patiently questions and restores. Ultimately, listeners are invited to let Jesus expose, soften, and question their hearts so they can see Him more clearly as the promised Shepherd, light to the nations, and risen Truth who opens, satisfies, and clarifies the hearts of those who follow Him.

    44 min

  5. FEB 22

    Clarity Through Difficulty | Mark 6:1-56 | Derek Harm Video

    In this sermon from Redemption Life Fellowship, we continue our expositional journey through the Gospel of Mark, exploring Mark 6 under the theme “Clarity Through Difficulty.” Walking through Jesus’ rejection in Nazareth, the sending of the Twelve, the martyrdom of John the Baptist, the feeding of the five thousand, and the storm on the Sea of Galilee, we see how Jesus reveals Himself through rejection, mission, persecution, provision, and His powerful presence. This message shows that following Jesus does not remove hardship but reinterprets it, as the same faith that brings the peace of His presence also leads us into costly obedience in a world that resists His kingdom. Listeners are invited to trust and obey Jesus even when faith leads them into difficulty rather than away from it, finding secure, peace-filled confidence in the One who not only sends us into the storm but also comes to us in the middle of it.

    50 min

  6. FEB 15

    Following Jesus Real Peace When The Story Feels Over | Mark 4:35-5:43 | Sam Jones

    Following Jesus doesn’t always lead us around the hard things in life—sometimes it leads us straight into them. In Mark 4:35–5:43, we watch Jesus lead His disciples into a violent storm, a demon‑possessed stronghold, a desperate father’s crisis, a suffering woman’s shame, and even a little girl’s death. In every scene, just when it feels like the story is over, Jesus steps in with real, lasting peace.- Jesus sometimes leads us into storms, not away from them, - No one is beyond the reach of His peace—not the tormented, not the religious, not the ashamed, not the grieving- His peace doesn’t just calm our hearts; it reorients our whole lives toward His mission- Fear and desperation don’t disqualify us—but they do force the question: When I’m afraid, do I run to Jesus or from Him?- The resurrection anchors our hope so that nothing is ever “final” until Jesus says soIf you’re walking through a season that feels stuck, dark, or finished—a strained marriage, health news you didn’t want, a child wandering from the faith, mental and emotional exhaustion—this passage shows a Savior who moves toward you right where it feels like the story is over.

    49 min

  7. FEB 8

    The Calm Conquering Kingdom | Mark 3:12-4:34 | Derek Harm

    The series theme is "Following Jesus, the Servant-King on the Move," with the big idea that following Him means trusting who He is and obeying what He says right where we are. Before any "Follow Me," Mark urges us to answer: Who is He? Today's title highlights Jesus' kingdom as calm, steady, and growing—not loud, dramatic, or forced like worldly power, but quietly conquering (as even demons recognize). At a turning point marked by swelling crowds, rising opposition, and intensifying expectations, Jesus shapes people rather than launching a revolution: drawing, calling, planting, growing, and reshaping expectations. The kingdom of God is deliberate, certain, and unstoppable. The main thought: King Jesus calmly builds His kingdom by drawing people to Himself, forming them into a family, transforming hearts through His Word, and growing them by His Spirit until it becomes a place of life and shelter for others. Personal proposition: Because He patiently grows it, draw near to Him, receive His Word openly, and trust the Holy Spirit for growth we can't force.

    46 min

  8. FEB 1

    Divine Disruption | Mark 2:13-3:6 | Derek Harm

    Jesus shows up and flips expectations—calling the unlikely, bringing real joy, giving true rest, and healing on His terms. Mark 2-3 reminds us: following Him means trusting Him right where we are, even when it shakes what feels safe. #FollowingJesus #DivineDisruption #RLFGreenville #RedemptionLifeFellowship #GospelLife #ServantKing

    41 min
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Teaching and Sermons etc...From Redemption Life Fellowship of Greenville, SC. Introducing people to Jesus and the redeemed life He offers.

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  • Creator
    Redemption Life Fellowship
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    130
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © Redemption Life Fellowship
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