Redemption Christian Church

Teams and businesses often use mantras to inspire, to remind, and to define. Likewise, every church has metaphors or phrases helping define core values, vision, and mission. Redemption is no different. One of these mantras is to "grip the plow." Based on Luke 9:57-62, we must keep our eyes on the prize ahead and not look back. We must always keep pressing ahead with the work of God’s Kingdom. Commitment is key as we go on the mission of Christ. 

What was once a cornfield now sits a sprawling campus known as Redemption Christian Church. In a small town in rural southern Indiana, 23 years ago, an upstart church began with a handful of people, and God has grown it into an impactful church of more than 2,000, with campuses in 3 towns. How did this happen? What did God use to not just make a church grow, but create a movement of Christ followers who are brought into the mission of loving God, loving people, and changing the world?

Teams and businesses often use mantras to inspire, to remind, and to define. Likewise, every church has metaphors or phrases helping define core values, vision, and mission. Redemption is no different. One of these mantras is to "grip the plow." Based on Luke 9:57-62, we must keep our eyes on the prize ahead and not look back. We must always keep pressing ahead with the work of God’s Kingdom. Commitment is key as we go on the mission of Christ. 

What was once a cornfield now sits a sprawling campus known as Redemption Christian Church. In a small town in rural southern Indiana, 23 years ago, an upstart church began with a handful of people, and God has grown it into an impactful church of more than 2,000, with campuses in 3 towns. How did this happen? What did God use to not just make a church grow, but create a movement of Christ followers who are brought into the mission of loving God, loving people, and changing the world?

Teams and businesses often use mantras to inspire, to remind, and to define. Likewise, every church has metaphors or phrases helping define core values, vision, and mission. Redemption is no different. One of these mantras is to "grip the plow." Based on Luke 9:57-62, we must keep our eyes on the prize ahead and not look back. We must always keep pressing ahead with the work of God’s Kingdom. Commitment is key as we go on the mission of Christ. 

What was once a cornfield now sits a sprawling campus known as Redemption Christian Church. In a small town in rural southern Indiana, 23 years ago, an upstart church began with a handful of people, and God has grown it into an impactful church of more than 2,000, with campuses in 3 towns. How did this happen? What did God use to not just make a church grow, but create a movement of Christ followers who are brought into the mission of loving God, loving people, and changing the world?

We all face temptations. We are prone to various kinds and methods. Satan often uses common temptations to damage our spiritual life and hinder our walk with Jesus. Instead of continually returning to our sin — like a dog to its vomit — we need to eliminate our way back to these sins. The prize is ahead. Don't look back. Burn the ships.

What was once a cornfield now sits a sprawling campus known as Redemption Christian Church. In a small town in rural southern Indiana, 23 years ago, an upstart church began with a handful of people, and God has grown it into an impactful church of more than 2,000, with campuses in 3 towns. How did this happen? Join us for a multi-episode podcast beginning Wednesday, Oct. 25 — with a new episode posting each Wednesday. Each week, Redemption Senior Minister Darrel Land will sit down with Leadership Developer Kevin R. Smith (kevinrsmithco.com) to tell the story of Redemption.

We all face temptations. We are prone to various kinds and methods. Satan often uses common temptations to damage our spiritual life and hinder our walk with Jesus. Instead of continually returning to our sin — like a dog to its vomit — we need to eliminate our way back to these sins. The prize is ahead. Don't look back. Burn the ships.

We all face temptations. We are prone to various kinds and methods. Satan often uses common temptations to damage our spiritual life and hinder our walk with Jesus. Instead of continually returning to our sin — like a dog to its vomit — we need to eliminate our way back to these sins. The prize is ahead. Don't look back. Burn the ships.

We all face temptations. We are prone to various kinds and methods. Satan often uses common temptations to damage our spiritual life and hinder our walk with Jesus. Instead of continually returning to our sin — like a dog to its vomit — we need to eliminate our way back to these sins. The prize is ahead. Don't look back. Burn the ships.

During our series "Galatians: Live Free," we have taken another look at each week's chapter. This week, Redemption Loogootee Campus Kids Minister Amanda Miller brings a devotional thought from Galatians 6.

Beginning Oct. 1, 2023, Redemption Christian Church will be singing a new song together called “Jesus Does.” Utilize this song teaching audio/video from Redemption worship minister Ryan Lynton to learn how the song is arranged and get ready to sing together once we gather again.VERSE 1Who tells the sun to rise every morningColors the sky with the shades of His gloryWakes us with mercy and loveJesus doesVERSE 2Who holds the orphan comforts the widowCries for injustice feels every sorrowCarries the pain of His childrenJesus doesCHORUSSo we singPraise to the Father who gave us the SonPraise to the Spirit who's living in usWhen I was a sinner He saved me from who I was('Cause) that's what Jesus doesVERSE 3Who understands the heart of the sinnerShowers His grace over all our mistakesWashes us clean with His bloodJesus doesVERSE 4Who sings the song of sweet forgivenessWho stole the keys to hell and the graveWho has the power to saveJesus doesBRIDGEOh what a FriendOh what a SaviorHe's always been goodHe's always bee

The New Testament letter from Paul to the people of Galatia is a reminder to Jesus' followers to fully embrace the message, mercy, and grace of Jesus and accept his fulfillment of the law. This gospel ("good news") justifies people through faith and empowers believers to find a new way to be human — people who can live free. 

During our series "Galatians: Live Free," we will take another look at each week's chapter. This week, Redemption Loogootee Campus Student Minister Aric Wade brings a devotional thought from Galatians 5.

The New Testament letter from Paul to the people of Galatia is a reminder to Jesus' followers to fully embrace the message, mercy, and grace of Jesus and accept his fulfillment of the law. This gospel ("good news") justifies people through faith and empowers believers to find a new way to be human — people who can live free. 

The New Testament letter from Paul to the people of Galatia is a reminder to Jesus' followers to fully embrace the message, mercy, and grace of Jesus and accept his fulfillment of the law. This gospel ("good news") justifies people through faith and empowers believers to find a new way to be human — people who can live free. 

The New Testament letter from Paul to the people of Galatia is a reminder to Jesus' followers to fully embrace the message, mercy, and grace of Jesus and accept his fulfillment of the law. This gospel ("good news") justifies people through faith and empowers believers to find a new way to be human — people who can live free. 

During our series "Galatians: Live Free," we will take another look at each week's chapter. This week, Redemption Jasper Campus Student Minister Makayla Lance brings a devotional thought from Galatians 4.

The New Testament letter from Paul to the people of Galatia is a reminder to Jesus' followers to fully embrace the message, mercy, and grace of Jesus and accept his fulfillment of the law. This gospel ("good news") justifies people through faith and empowers believers to find a new way to be human — people who can live free.