Sunday School at Redeemer 9-9:45am
Redeemer offers Sunday school classes for all ages! This is a fantastic way to learn together and get to know others in a small setting.
Sunday School Sessions
Session 1: Sept. 13-Oct. 25
Session 2: Nov. 1-Dec.13
Session 3: Jan. 10-Feb. 28
Session 4: April 4-May 16
*No SS month of March due to Easter and spring break
Session 2: Nov. 1-Dec.13
Session 3: Jan. 10-Feb. 28
Session 4: April 4-May 16
*No SS month of March due to Easter and spring break
Session 2: Adults
Women's Bible Study: Ezekiel
This is a Bible-study course that will take us through the whole of Ezekiel in SIX sessions! This whistle-stop tour gives a clear overview of all the main themes of Ezekiel’s prophecy—God’s glory, judgment, and hope—focusing on key passages that explain the surrounding chapters. But more than that, we will discover how God’s word to His exiled people is truly fulfilled in the gospel of Jesus and the experience of Christians.
The Holy Spirit
Who is the Holy Spirit, and how does He work in the life of believers? This six-week study explores the third Person of the Trinity from a Reformed perspective. Together, we will examine Scripture to understand the Spirit’s identity, His role in salvation, sanctification, and empowerment.
Knowing God by J.I. Packer
We may know about God, but do we know God? This book deals with the attributes and ways of God with the relevance to practical Christian living carefully spelled out. Pastor and author, Paul Tripp, states it this way, “If there is one book every single Christian should read alongside the Bible, it’s this book. Filled with theological beauty that lives where we all live. This book will cause you to love your Lord more earnestly, to worship Him more deeply, and to serve Him more joyfully.”
This is a Bible-study course that will take us through the whole of Ezekiel in SIX sessions! This whistle-stop tour gives a clear overview of all the main themes of Ezekiel’s prophecy—God’s glory, judgment, and hope—focusing on key passages that explain the surrounding chapters. But more than that, we will discover how God’s word to His exiled people is truly fulfilled in the gospel of Jesus and the experience of Christians.
The Holy Spirit
Who is the Holy Spirit, and how does He work in the life of believers? This six-week study explores the third Person of the Trinity from a Reformed perspective. Together, we will examine Scripture to understand the Spirit’s identity, His role in salvation, sanctification, and empowerment.
Knowing God by J.I. Packer
We may know about God, but do we know God? This book deals with the attributes and ways of God with the relevance to practical Christian living carefully spelled out. Pastor and author, Paul Tripp, states it this way, “If there is one book every single Christian should read alongside the Bible, it’s this book. Filled with theological beauty that lives where we all live. This book will cause you to love your Lord more earnestly, to worship Him more deeply, and to serve Him more joyfully.”
Redeemer Youth
What is Reformed Christianity (Broadly)?
This fall, Redeemer Youth is learning about what it means to be (broadly) Reformed.
Our claim is that the Reformed Christian is the happiest Christian (or at least they ought to be).
Is this true? We'll let you be the judge.
This fall, Redeemer Youth is learning about what it means to be (broadly) Reformed.
Our claim is that the Reformed Christian is the happiest Christian (or at least they ought to be).
Is this true? We'll let you be the judge.
- Week 1 – The gospel: What is the gospel message? We argue: God saves sinners through Jesus.
- Week 2 – 1st Foundational Principle: Scripture. What do we believe about Scripture? Or, more importantly, what did Jesus believe about Scripture?
- Weeks 3–7 – The Five Solas: Salvation by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone, for God's glory alone, based on Scripture alone. What do these solas mean, why do we believe them, and why are they relevant?
- Week 8 – 2nd Foundational Principle: Sovereignty. What is the extent of God's sovereignty? Is God sovereign over all things, or some things?
- Weeks 9–13 – The Doctrines of Grace (or Glory): TULIP (a.k.a the Five Points of Calvinism). What do these doctrines mean, why do we believe them, and why are they relevant?
Our prayer is that, through this class, as we expound Scripture week by week, we will become increasingly aware of the incomprehensible glory of God.
"To the praise of his glorious grace... to the praise of his glory... to the praise of his glory" (Eph 1:6, 12, 14).
"To the praise of his glorious grace... to the praise of his glory... to the praise of his glory" (Eph 1:6, 12, 14).
Redeemer Kids Sunday School
Join us at 9:00am where we provide a safe and fun atmosphere for kids to build friendships and learn about God and His plans for us: the gospel, the message about Christ, the kingdom of God, and salvation.
In September, we will learn about how Jesus brings truth! Jesus taught God's truth through His words, miracles, and actions. Jesus preached to many people so they could learn about God. He told parables about the kingdom of God. He showed that God wants His people to be saved from sin and experience life with Him forever.
November: Jesus came to open the eyes of the blind and lead people to repentance and restoration. Jesus was welcomed by many with shouts of joy, but He knew His time on earth was coming to an end, and he reminded His disciples that His blood must be poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins.
December: Jesus' life, death, and resurrection displayed the great love He has for sinners and His desire to be with His people forever. Though Jesus was exalted to God's right hand, God's presence dwelt within believers through the gift of the Holy Spirit, who was sent to not only empower Jesus' followers to boldly share the gospel with all nations, but to also conform them into Jesus' image.
In September, we will learn about how Jesus brings truth! Jesus taught God's truth through His words, miracles, and actions. Jesus preached to many people so they could learn about God. He told parables about the kingdom of God. He showed that God wants His people to be saved from sin and experience life with Him forever.
November: Jesus came to open the eyes of the blind and lead people to repentance and restoration. Jesus was welcomed by many with shouts of joy, but He knew His time on earth was coming to an end, and he reminded His disciples that His blood must be poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins.
December: Jesus' life, death, and resurrection displayed the great love He has for sinners and His desire to be with His people forever. Though Jesus was exalted to God's right hand, God's presence dwelt within believers through the gift of the Holy Spirit, who was sent to not only empower Jesus' followers to boldly share the gospel with all nations, but to also conform them into Jesus' image.
Preschool: Classroom 5
Kindergarten & 1st Grade: Classroom 8
2nd & 3rd Grade: Classroom 9
4th & 5th Grade: Classroom 10
Kindergarten & 1st Grade: Classroom 8
2nd & 3rd Grade: Classroom 9
4th & 5th Grade: Classroom 10
