Redeemer Church Lynnwood

Synopsis: God eats with Abraham face to face to reveal what kind of character he has. He does this to show that his promises are based on his character. Sermon Text: Genesis 18:1-15

Synopsis: Jesus ends the Sermon by setting life and death before you, as Moses did, and shows you the greater righteousness in five pictures: the narrow or wide gate, false prophets or true, good fruit or bad, works of lawlessness or works of the law, and a house on rock or on sand. You cannot stand on what you say about Christ, only on knowing him, so choose wisely today. Sermon Text: Matthew 7:13-29

Message from Mike Kloss on November 1, 2026

Synopsis: God has established the law of sowing and reaping to teach us about his character and duties as his chosen people. Sermon Text: 1 Corinthians 3:10-15

Synopsis: God’s generosity is the ethical standard in our relationships with one another. We must not be hypocritical, but wise and generous in whom we share what we have so graciously received. Sermon Text: Matthew 7:1-12

Synopsis: Jesus is a greater Solomon, teaching His disciples the wisdom of the kingdom. Anxiety about life in this world robs us of life in the world to come. We cannot secure our investments or other circumstances, because we are not omnipotent — and we can't add to our days by anxious living. The wisdom here works from the lesser to the greater: the omnipotent Lord feeds and clothes every living thing in creation, and man is God's greatest creation — so will He not also feed and clothe you? Seek first God's kingdom and righteousness. Lose your life and you will gain the life of Christ, in Christ, for Christ. Do not be anxious. Do not worry. Have faith. Sermon Text: Matthew 6:19-34

Sermon Text: Matthew 6:9-13

Synopsis: In Matthew 6:1–8 and 16–18, Jesus turns from the Pharisees' teaching to their "good works." He exposes them as hypocrites: actors who give, pray and fast for the praise of men and their own glory. Jesus doesn't abolish these disciplines. He redirects them to their true audience, calling his people to live coram Deo, before the face of God, in the theater of his glory, where the Father who sees in secret is himself the reward we cannot earn. Sermon Text: Matthew 6:1-8; 16-18

Synopsis: Jesus closes the triads on the law by addressing the heart of biblical justice. The state is God's minister of justice and vengeance while the individual believer should focus on acts of mercy and imitating the Father’s common grace. Sermon Text: Matthew 5:38-48

Synopsis: Christians guard their marriage vows and their words by guarding their heart. Fidelity in making oaths or vows is crucial for those who serve the Word of truth, Jesus Christ. Sermon Text: Matthew 5:31-37