Jesus turns the world upside down in this sermon where He declares the blessed are cursed and the cursed are blessed, the rich are poor and the poor are rich, the sick are healthy and the healthy are sick, and the least are the greatest and the greatest are the least. And what does this mean for us?

The Corinthian Church didn't believe in resurrection. They followed the prevailing wisdom of the day. In fairness, it’s pretty crazy right? It defies all logic and everything we think we know. Paul writes to the Church in Corinth to "fact check" the "wisdom" of the Corinthian Church and encourage them in their faith with the reality of the resurrection. We hope you are encouraged and that your faith would be strengthened by this sermon on 1 Corinthians 15 from Ryan Swindle, our Care Pastor at Redeemer Rockwall.

At the installation of Ryan Swindle as a pastor at Redeemer Rockwall, Pastor Zach Pummill gave a sermon on Ezekiel 34 to encourage Ryan to follow Jesus in finding those in the middle of their suffering and being a good shepherd to those who are hurting.

When was the last time you emptied your heart before God? Do find your prayer life mostly consisting of asking God to change your circumstances? In your trials and suffering are you willing to want something more than your circumstances to change? The Psalmist wants more.

If you hunger and thirst for God, or if you want to hunger and thirst for God but you just can't seem to get there, then come along with us on a Journey to grow closer to Christ in this sermon on Psalm 42.

Christ is the potter and we are the clay. What do you want the make the potter to make with you? How do you want Him to shape your life? Behold the kindness of God in this sermon on Romans 10 as Pastor Marq discusses God’s sovereignty in salvation and how it relates to man’s responsibility to respond.

Redeemer Rockwall hosted the North Texas Presbytery for its quarterly meeting. In this sermon, Pastor Zach teaches on the One who is coming for us and why remembering the second coming matters. Don’t you know who’s coming for you?