This coming Sunday, May 4, we have a congregational meeting for Redeemer West Side. The meeting will begin at 12:45 pm and last about…

Going through hardship and suffering impacts your faith. Sometimes suffering draws people closer to God. Sometimes, suffering—especially chronic suffering, disappointment after disappointment—makes God feel…

In her book about Jesus’ death on the cross, Fleming Rutledge wrote: Christianity is unique. The world’s religions have certain traits in common, but…

At the heart of the gospel is a generous and self-giving God who gave everything that was dear to him – even his own…

Vulnerability is a central part of a meaningful relationship. Despite the risks, opening ourselves up to others is how we can experience the transformative…

Yesterday’s sermon from Psalm 32 focused on the spiritual practice of confession. One of the reasons why the regular practice of confession is so…

The most amazing act of generosity was God sending his Son, Jesus, so that we might live through him (1 John 4:9). One way…

Yesterday was the first Sunday of Lent. Throughout history, Lent has been a season during which Christians and churches engage in spiritual self-examination and…

A few years ago, I joined my Community Group for a prayer walk in the Upper West Side, and I was surprised by my…