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Redeemer Weekend Sermons

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Sermons from the teaching team at Redeemer Church in Tulsa, OK.

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July 12, 2026

Ephesians | Week 9

07-12-2026 Ephesians Series – Week 9 | Ephesians 4:17-32 | Pastor David Nunn What does it really mean to be holy? In Week 9 of our Ephesians series, Pastor David Nunn explores Ephesians 4:17-32 and challenges the common belief that holiness is achieved by trying harder or following a list of rules. While Paul gives practical instructions for Christian living—telling believers to stop lying, control their anger, avoid stealing, speak words that build others up, and practice kindness and forgiveness—the deeper message is that these behaviors are not the cause of holiness, but the result of a growing relationship with Jesus Christ. Pastor David walks through Paul's argument in Ephesians, reminding us that throughout the letter, salvation, transformation, and spiritual growth are presented as the work of God's grace, not human effort. Through Christ, believers have been redeemed, adopted into God's family, and empowered by the Holy Spirit to become a new humanity united in love. This message highlights the difference between striving for individual righteousness and participating in God's work of shaping His people into the body of Christ. True spiritual transformation happens as believers live in community, encourage one another, and join the Holy Spirit in building up the church. Key Takeaways: <ul> <li>Holiness cannot be achieved—it can only be received.</li> <li>Christian living flows from relationship, not rule-keeping.</li> <li>The church is being formed into the fullness of Christ together.</li> <li>The evidence of spiritual growth is truthfulness, self-control, generosity, encouragement, kindness, compassion, and forgiveness.</li> <li>Jesus' command to "love one another as I have loved you" remains the foundation of Christian life.</li> </ul> As followers of Christ, we are called to lean into the work of the Holy Spirit, encourage one another, and help build the church into the full measure of Christ's likeness. Scripture: Ephesians 4:17-32

July 5, 2026

Ephesians | Week 8

Living a Life Worthy of the Calling Ephesians 4:1–16 | Pastor Dave Brown In Episode 8 of our Ephesians series, Pastor Dave Brown explores the pivotal transition in Paul’s letter from theology to practice. After spending the first three chapters describing everything God has done for us in Christ—choosing, adopting, reconciling, and uniting us—Paul now asks a pressing question: How should we live in response to such incredible grace? Drawing from Ephesians 4:1–16 and reflecting on the meaning of freedom during America’s 250th year, Pastor Dave contrasts a self-centered view of freedom with a biblical understanding rooted in humility, responsibility, and service. Using the example of George Washington’s voluntary surrender of power, he highlights how the greatest expressions of freedom are not found in what we gain for ourselves, but in what we are willing to give away for the good of others. Paul’s central challenge is clear: “Live a life worthy of the calling you have received.” As adopted sons and daughters of God and co-heirs with Christ, believers are called to reflect the character of Jesus in their daily lives. Pastor Dave identifies four key themes from this passage that define a life worthy of that calling: Humility – Putting Christ and others before ourselves. Unity – Making every effort to preserve the unity of the Spirit. Responsibility – Using our gifts to serve the body of Christ and our community. Maturity – Growing steadily into the fullness of Christ through faithful obedience. A significant portion of the message focuses on humility, examining how pride subtly manifests in our spiritual lives. Drawing from Augustine’s reflections on pride, Pastor Dave challenges listeners to consider how self-centeredness can appear through spiritual complacency, misplaced priorities, religious performance, or an excessive focus on personal comfort and preferences. The sermon also emphasizes that Christian unity is not uniformity. God has gifted every believer differently, and the church reflects His glory best when diverse people work together in love, peace, and mutual service. Paul’s call to “make every effort” toward unity remains especially relevant in a culture often marked by division, conflict, and self-interest. Ultimately, spiritual maturity comes through what Eugene Peterson described as “a long obedience in the same direction.” As followers of Christ, we are invited to continually grow in humility, serve one another faithfully, speak truth in love, and become living testimonies of God’s kingdom on earth. The message concludes with corporate confession and Holy Communion, reminding believers that humility, unity, responsibility, and maturity are not merely ideas to discuss—they are practices to embrace as we gather around Christ’s table and are sent back into the world as His people. Scripture: Ephesians 4:1–16 Key Theme: Living out our freedom in Christ through humility, unity, responsibility, and spiritual maturity.

June 28, 2026

Ephesians | Week 7

Pastor: Daniel Bunn Series: Ephesians Week 7 Ephesians 3:14–21 | Knowing the Love That Surpasses Knowledge Scripture: Ephesians 3:14–21 In this message from our Ephesians series, we reflect on Paul’s prayer that believers would be strengthened by the Spirit, that Christ would dwell in their hearts through faith, and that they would come to know the love of Christ—a love so wide, long, high, and deep that it surpasses knowledge. Paul begins by bowing his knees before the Father, a posture of reverence, humility, and surrender. From that place of awe, he prays not simply that the church would know facts about Christ, but that they would be rooted and grounded in His love. This kind of knowing is more than information; it is the deep, lived knowledge that comes through abiding nearness, shared life, and ongoing communion with God. The sermon explores the difference between knowing about something and truly experiencing it—like understanding the physics of riding a bike versus actually riding one, or the wordless understanding that forms through years of relationship. In the same way, Paul prays that believers would encounter Christ’s love so deeply that they recognize it can never be mastered or exhausted. As we consider the vastness of creation—from the immensity of galaxies to the intricacy of the human body—we are reminded that God is greater still. And this infinite God has loved us forever. The proper response is not pride or control, but wonder, humility, worship, and prayer. Key themes: Reverence and humility before God Christ dwelling at the center of our lives The difference between knowing about God and knowing God The immeasurable dimensions of Christ’s love Being rooted and grounded in love through the Spirit Reflection question: Where might God be inviting you to move beyond knowing about His love and into a deeper experience of being loved by Him? Listen and reflect with us as we continue through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians.

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