Church Of The Redeemer With Pastor Dale O'shields

Kids need to see authentic examples of faith—adults who are growing in Christ, grounded in truth, and gently guiding them toward maturity with love and intentionality.

Loneliness is not merely a social void but a spiritual condition that invites deeper union with Christ, self-examination, and faith-filled response.

Solitude is often the space where God prepares, redirects, and restores us for a greater purpose.

The right relationships begin with becoming the right person—and grow through shared direction, godly character, and consistent encouragement.

God designed us for meaningful relationships that draw us closer to Him, strengthen our convictions, and shape the direction of our lives.

When commitment is full and not partial, relationships thrive and blessings follow—even in the face of uncertainty.

When life feels unfair and you're tired of doing good, remember—what you plant each day shapes your future, so keep going…it’s too soon to quit.

Passing life’s tests and overcoming temptation starts with preparation, wise choices, and staying grounded in faith.

Temptation reveals our commitment to God — the level of our dedication and obedience to Him.

We often long for life to change—but with God’s help, real change begins when we take responsibility, make godly choices, and realize: we are the difference.

It’s important for us to guard our hearts when life is good as carefully, or even more carefully than when life is hard.

Worry and fear grow when life feels uncertain and heavy—but faith holds steady, grounded in God’s nearness, His word, and His strength.

Obedience reveals the posture of the heart. Though hard at times, it leads to blessing—and God provides the power to walk in it.

Faith challenges stretch us beyond what we would choose on our own, calling us to deeper commitment and fuller engagement.

When you feel like you’re running on empty, God’s grace reminds you that His supply is greater than your lack—and He will meet you as you trust, follow, and wait on Him.

You were created to give—and when more is asked of you, God meets you with grace, strength, and exactly what you need to keep going.

Sometimes we pray the right prayer, but the answer is delayed—not because it’s wrong, but because God has a due season for everything in our lives.

At just the right time, when everything was aligned according to His will, God intervened and miraculously delivered the people from slavery.

Jesus declared, “I am the resurrection and the life”—because death doesn’t intimidate Him. He is the life-giver, and He wants you to hold tightly to His promises, no matter what challenges you're facing.

Jesus, the Good Shepherd, died for our sins and rose again. Death couldn’t hold Him—He’s alive, and still our Shepherd today.