HeyJaredRedeemer Church - Sermons
We are a gospel-centered, Bible-believing Christian church in Bellingham, WA, committed to helping people know and follow Jesus. As part of the Acts 29 network, we’re passionate about church planting and the mission of God in our city and beyond.
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The Heart of Evangelism (opens the original)
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Matthew 9:35-36 reveals the heart of Jesus toward harassed and helpless people. He comes proclaiming the Good News of the Kingdom, not another set of instructions for people to save themselves. As the Good Shepherd, Jesus sees the suffering and spiritual helplessness of His people, is moved with compassion, and comes to rescue them. His compassion ultimately leads Him to the cross, where He lays down His life for His sheep.
It's The Hope That Saves You (opens the original)
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Matthew 9:18-34 brings us face-to-face with people who are hurting, helpless, and desperate for Jesus. Their circumstances seem to leave little room for hope, yet they continue to look to Him. Through their stories, we see the difference between ordinary hope and the deep hope that comes when our confidence rests not in circumstances but in Jesus—the promised Savior King. The miracles point forward to the ultimate restoration Christ will bring, when death, sickness, sorrow, darkness, and evil wi
Religion Can't Save You (opens the original)
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Matthew 9:14–17 reveals the radical difference between religion based on performance and life rooted in the grace of Christ. Jesus does not call His people to abandon spiritual practices, but to understand their proper place. Prayer, fasting, Scripture, worship, and other disciplines cannot earn God's acceptance, yet they can become means of grace that help us know and enjoy Jesus more deeply. Our standing with God rests entirely on Christ, freeing us to pursue Him not out of fear or insecurity,
The Glory of God in the Friendship of Jesus Christ (opens the original)
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Jesus calls Matthew, a tax collector and unlikely follower, and then sits at a table with him and other sinners. In doing so, He reveals the foundation of the gospel: we are accepted not because we obey well enough, but because Jesus obeyed for us. Matthew 9:9–13 challenges self-righteousness, calls us to remember our own need for mercy, and invites us to extend the grace we have received to others. Jesus came not for those who believe they are well, but for those who know they are sick and need
What We Need Most (opens the original)
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Jesus tells a paralyzed man, “Take heart, my son. Your sins are forgiven,” addressing a need deeper than the physical condition everyone could see. When Jesus then commands the man to rise and walk, the miracle becomes visible proof that the Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sins. Matthew 9:1–8 calls us to trust Christ not because every storm ends immediately, but because the One speaking into our storms has all authority and has accomplished what we need most.
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