A podcast from Redeemer Church for Huntsville, featuring conversations with our pastors, community leaders, and sermons from our Sunday gathering.
Redeemer Church, Huntsville
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A podcast from Redeemer Church for Huntsville, featuring conversations with our pastors, community leaders, and sermons from our Sunday gathering.
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10/16/2023
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June 14, 2026
Gift and Limit of Government (Romans 13:1-2)
<p>In Romans 13:1–2, Paul teaches Christians to submit to governing authorities because all authority ultimately comes from God. In this sermon, Zach Carter slows down to ask where civil authority comes from, why it is real, and why it is also limited. Tracing the biblical story from creation, family, and cultural dominion to the post-fall need for public justice, he shows that Christians must neither idolize the state nor treat lawful authority as optional. Because Jesus Christ has been given all authority in heaven and on earth, believers can honor civil government while reserving their final allegiance for Christ the King.</p>
June 7, 2026
Under Authority; Under God (Rom 13:1-7)
<p>In Romans 13:1–7, Paul teaches Christians how to live under governing authorities without confusing Caesar for Christ. Government is instituted by God, appointed as a servant for public good, and given real but limited authority to preserve justice in a fallen world.</p> <p>In this sermon, Zach Carter explains how Christian submission to civil authority is not rooted merely in fear of punishment, but in conscience before the Lord. Because Jesus is Lord, believers can honor authority, pay what is owed, practice faithful citizenship, and refuse to give the state the hope, trust, and worship that belong to Christ alone.</p>
May 31, 2026
Marks of Genuine Love (Rom 12:9-21)
<p>In Romans 12:9–21, Paul shows us that Christian love is never mere sentiment, niceness, or conflict avoidance. Genuine love is morally ordered: it abhors what is evil, clings to what is good, honors others, serves the Lord, opens the door in hospitality, blesses enemies, and refuses retaliation. In this sermon, Zach Carter explains that the life offered to God is a life of sincere love—a love that seeks the good of others and overcomes evil with good.</p> <p>This passage is not a moral checklist for earning God’s favor, but a Spirit-formed portrait of what the mercies of God produce in the people of God. Because Christ loved without hypocrisy, humbled himself for sinners, blessed those who cursed him, and overcame evil through the cross and resurrection, Christians are now called to embody that same love before a watching and needy world.</p>
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