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Sermons from Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Merrylands, Australia.

Publisher

Redeemer Presbyterian Church | Sydney

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

13 May 2026

Latest episode

8 Nov 2026

Latest episodes

12 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   8 Nov 2026

   Redeemer’s Vision and Values: Mercy on the Roadside | Luke 10:25–37

   Mercy on the Roadside | Luke 10:25–37 Part of the Redeemer’s Vision and Values sermon series, this sermon from 8 November 2026 by Rev. Mike Yoon explores Jesus’ parable of the Good Samaritan and what it means to show mercy to those in need. Through the picture of a man left wounded on the roadside, Jesus exposes the indifference of those who see suffering but choose to pass by. In contrast, the Samaritan sees the man, draws near, and responds with compassion and practical care. This encounter challenges us to consider what it truly means to love our neighbour, not simply in words but through costly and self-giving mercy. Jesus reminds us that loving our neighbour means crossing boundaries, showing compassion, and responding to the needs of those around us. As Redeemer Presbyterian Church grows in its vision and values, we are called to be a community shaped by the mercy we have received from God and eager to extend that same mercy to others. Preached by Rev. Mike Yoon at Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Merrylands, on Sunday 8 November 2026. 📍 303 Merrylands Road, Merrylands NSW 2160 🔗 redeemersydney.org Redeemed in Christ, Renewed for His Glory

2. 

   1 Nov 2026

   Redeemer's Vision and Values: Gospel Fellowship | Philippians 1:3–7

   Gospel Fellowship | Philippians 1:3–7 Part of the Redeemer’s Vision and Values sermon series, this sermon from 1 November 2026 by Rev. Mike Yoon explores the nature of Christian fellowship and how our shared life together is rooted in the gospel of Jesus Christ. In Philippians 1:3–7, Paul expresses his deep affection and gratitude for the believers in Philippi, giving thanks for their partnership in the gospel. Christian fellowship is more than simply sharing life together. It is a partnership formed through the good news of Jesus, as God's people work together in faith and share in His mission. This passage also reminds us that our fellowship is grounded in God's faithfulness. The God who began a good work in His people will bring it to completion at the day of Christ Jesus. As Redeemer Presbyterian Church grows in its vision and values, we are reminded that we are called to be a gospel-centred community, united in Christ and committed to His mission until the end. Preached by Rev. Mike Yoon at Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Merrylands, on Sunday 1 November 2026. 📍 303 Merrylands Road, Merrylands NSW 2160 🔗 redeemersydney.org Redeemed in Christ, Renewed for His Glory

3. 

   25 Oct 2026

   Redeemer’s Vision and Values: Come and Worship | Psalm 96

   Come and Worship | Psalm 96 Part of the Redeemer’s Vision and Values sermon series, this sermon from 25 October 2026 by Rev. Mike Yoon explores the call to worship God, the reasons we have to worship Him, and the glorious culmination of His praise among the nations. Psalm 96 calls God’s people to sing a new song to the Lord and declare His glory among all peoples. We are invited to worship God because of who He is and what He has done. His greatness is beyond compare, His splendour and majesty fill His presence, and His salvation is good news for the whole world. Yet worship does not end with the gathered people of God. Psalm 96 looks forward to the day when all nations acknowledge the Lord as King and all creation rejoices before Him, for He comes to judge the world in righteousness and faithfulness. As Redeemer Presbyterian Church grows in its vision and values, we are reminded that worship is both our joyful response to God and a witness to the world of His glory. Preached by Rev. Mike Yoon at Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Merrylands, on Sunday 25 October 2026. 📍 303 Merrylands Road, Merrylands NSW 2160 🔗 redeemersydney.org Redeemed in Christ, Renewed for His Glory

4. 

   18 Oct 2026

   Redeemer's Vision and Values: Gratitude in the Redeemer | Colossians 1:9–14

   Gratitude in the Redeemer | Colossians 1:9–14 Part of the Redeemer’s Vision and Values sermon series, this sermon from 18 October 2026 by Rev. Mike Yoon explores how the gospel gives God’s people every reason to live with gratitude. In Colossians 1:9–14, Paul gives thanks to God for the salvation believers have received in Christ. Through His saving work, God has qualified us to share in the inheritance of His people, transferred us from the dominion of darkness into the kingdom of His beloved Son, and redeemed us through the forgiveness of our sins. These truths remind us that our hope does not rest on what we have achieved, but on what God has graciously done for us in Jesus Christ. As Redeemer Presbyterian Church grows in its vision and values, we are called to be a people shaped by gratitude, walking in a manner worthy of the Lord and giving thanks to the Father for the redemption we have received in His Son. Preached by Rev. Mike Yoon at Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Merrylands, on Sunday 18 October 2026. 📍 303 Merrylands Road, Merrylands NSW 2160 🔗 redeemersydney.org Redeemed in Christ, Renewed for His Glory

5. 

   11 Oct 2026

   God’s Church in God’s Mission: Echoes from Merrylands | 1 Thessalonians 1:2–10

   Echoes from Merrylands | 1 Thessalonians 1:2–10 Part of the God’s Church in God’s Mission sermon series, this sermon from 11 October 2026 by Rev. Dr. Cameron Clausing explores the marks of a church shaped by the gospel and the impact a faithful Christian community can have on the world around it. In 1 Thessalonians, Paul gives thanks for a church whose faith, love, and hope are evident in the way they live. Despite facing opposition, the Thessalonians have received the gospel with joy and become an example to believers beyond their own city. Their faith has echoed outward, as news of their trust in God has spread to others. This passage reminds us that God’s mission is carried forward through communities transformed by the gospel. As Redeemer Presbyterian Church grows in Merrylands, we are challenged to consider what kind of echoes our church will leave in our neighbourhood and beyond, as we turn from idols to serve the living and true God and await the return of His Son, Jesus Christ. Preached by Rev. Dr. Cameron Clausing at Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Merrylands, on Sunday 11 October 2026. 📍 303 Merrylands Road, Merrylands NSW 2160 🔗 redeemersydney.org Redeemed in Christ, Renewed for His Glory

6. 

   4 Oct 2026

   God's Church in God's Mission: To the Ends of the Earth (and Across the Street) | Acts 1:6–8; 16:6–15

   To the Ends of the Earth (and Across the Street) | Acts 1:6–8; 16:6–15 Part of the God’s Church in God’s Mission sermon series, this sermon from 4 October 2026 by Rev. Dr. Cameron Clausing explores Jesus’ call for His people to be His witnesses to the ends of the earth and what that means for the mission of the church. In Acts 1, Jesus commissions His disciples to take the gospel from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth. In Acts 16, we see God directing Paul and his companions toward Macedonia, opening the way for the gospel to reach new people and places. These passages remind us that mission belongs to God. He sends His people where He wills, whether that means crossing cultures and continents or simply crossing the street. As God’s church, we are called to participate in His mission by faithfully proclaiming Christ wherever He has placed us. Preached by Rev. Dr. Cameron Clausing at Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Merrylands, on Sunday 4 October 2026. 📍 303 Merrylands Road, Merrylands NSW 2160 🔗 redeemersydney.org Redeemed in Christ, Renewed for His Glory

7. 

   1 Oct 2026

   God’s Church in God’s Mission: Real Security and the Call of God | Genesis 12:1–9

   Real Security and the Call of God | Genesis 12:1–9 Part of the God’s Church in God’s Mission sermon series, this sermon from 27 September 2026 by Rev. Dr. Cameron Clausing explores God’s call to Abram in Genesis 12 and what it means to find true security in God. God calls Abram to leave behind what is familiar and trust in His promises. As Abram responds in faith and follows God’s direction, we see that true security is not found in the places, possessions, or circumstances we rely on, but in the God who calls, promises, and remains faithful. This passage also points us to God’s wider mission. Through Abram, God promises to bless all the families of the earth, reminding us that God calls His people not simply to receive His blessing, but to participate in His mission to the world. Preached by Rev. Dr. Cameron Clausing at Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Merrylands, on Sunday 27 September 2026. 📍 303 Merrylands Road, Merrylands NSW 2160 🔗 redeemersydney.org Redeemed in Christ, Renewed for His Glory

8. 

   26 Sept 2026

   Knowing Jesus: The Christ and the Materialist | Mark 10:17-27

   Knowing Jesus: The Christ and the Materialist | Mark 10:17-27 Part of the Knowing Jesus sermon series, this sermon from 20 September 2026 by Rev. Mike Yoon explores Jesus’ encounter with the rich young man in Mark 10 and what it reveals about the hold that wealth and possessions can have on our hearts. The rich young man comes to Jesus seeking eternal life, yet Jesus exposes the deeper issue beneath his outward obedience. His possessions have become a source of security and identity, revealing how easily we can place our trust in what we have rather than in God. Jesus teaches that entering the kingdom of God is impossible through human effort or achievement. Yet what is impossible with people is possible with God. Through this encounter, we are reminded that salvation is not something we can earn, but something only Christ can accomplish. Preached by Rev. Mike Yoon at Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Merrylands, on Sunday 20 September 2026. 📍 303 Merrylands Road, Merrylands NSW 2160 🔗 redeemersydney.org Redeemed in Christ, Renewed for His Glory

9. 

   26 Sept 2026

   Knowing Jesus: The Christ and the Fearful | Mark 4:35-41

   Knowing Jesus: The Christ and the Fearful | Mark 4:35-41 Part of the Knowing Jesus sermon series, this sermon from 13 September 2026 by Rev. Mike Yoon explores Jesus calming the storm in Mark 4 and what this encounter reveals about Christ and our fears. When the disciples are overwhelmed by a storm, their fear exposes how easily we can lose sight of who Jesus is in the midst of our circumstances. Yet Jesus demonstrates His authority over the wind and the sea, revealing Himself as the Lord who is greater than the things we fear. Through this encounter, we are invited to consider what our fears reveal about our trust in Jesus and to find confidence in the One who is with us even when the storms of life feel overwhelming. Preached by Rev. Mike Yoon at Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Merrylands, on Sunday 13 September 2026. 📍 303 Merrylands Road, Merrylands NSW 2160 🔗 redeemersydney.org Redeemed in Christ, Renewed for His Glory

10. 

    22 Sept 2026

    Knowing Jesus: The Christ and the Insecure | John 4:1–26

    The Christ and the Insecure | John 4:1–26 Part of the Knowing Jesus sermon series, this sermon from 6 September 2026 by Rev. Mike Yoon explores Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman in John 4 and what it reveals about Christ and our deepest insecurities. Jesus looks past the scandal that separates people, offers the satisfaction that our restless hearts seek, and exposes the self we often try to hide. Yet He does not leave us there. Instead, Jesus brings salvation by revealing Himself as the Christ and inviting us to find our true hope and satisfaction in Him. Through this encounter, we see a Saviour who meets us in our shame and insecurity, knows us completely, and offers us something far greater than the approval or satisfaction we seek from the world. Preached by Rev. Mike Yoon at Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Merrylands, on Sunday 6 September 2026. 📍 303 Merrylands Road, Merrylands NSW 2160 🔗 redeemersydney.org Redeemed in Christ, Renewed for His Glory

11. 

    22 Sept 2026

    Come and Rest | Matthew 11:25-30

    Come and Rest | Matthew 11:25-30 In this sermon from 30 August 2026, Rev. Mike Yoon opens Matthew 11:25–30 and considers where we can find true joy and rest when we are weary. Jesus begins His prayer with thanksgiving, reminding us that even in difficult and seemingly fruitless seasons, God remains sovereign and His purposes are good. Jesus then calls those who are weary and burdened to come to Him, addressing the deep restlessness that comes from trying to measure up to the demands and expectations of God’s law. At the heart of Jesus’ invitation is a remarkable revelation of His character: “I am gentle and lowly in heart.” Jesus invites us to take His yoke, bring our burdens to Him, and find rest for our souls. As we gather for worship each Lord’s Day, we are reminded again to come to Christ and rest in His gracious care. Preached by Rev. Mike Yoon during the soft launch of Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Merrylands, on Sunday, 30 August 2026. 📍 303 Merrylands Road, Merrylands NSW 2160 🔗 redeemersydney.org Redeemed in Christ, Renewed for His Glory

12. 

    13 May 2026

    Celebration in the Redeemer | Ezra 6:19-22; Revelation 7:9-12

    Celebration in the Redeemer | Ezra 6:19–22; Revelation 7:9–12 In this Vision Day sermon, Rev. Mike Yoon reflects on Ezra 6 and Revelation 7 to show how God gathers His people in joyful worship through His redeeming work in Jesus Christ. From the rebuilding of the temple to the fulfilment of Passover in Christ, this message points us to the hope of the gospel and God’s mission to gather people from every nation into His family. Preached for Redeemer Presbyterian Church on 2 May 2026. Redeemer Presbyterian Church is a new church plant launching in Merrylands, Western Sydney in 2026. redeemersydney.org (redeemersydney.org)

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