The Apostle Paul writes to the Philippians about the joy he has, in spite of his circumstances. Pastor Nate preaches on our reasons for rejoicing.By Red Lane Baptist Church

Church discipline is far more than casting someone out. It is watching over, encouraging, and protecting each other as we all strive to be like Christ.By Red Lane Baptist Church

The good and bad habits of prayer impact our relationship with God and each other.By Red Lane Baptist Church

What does it mean to be in the habit of fellowship? The fellowship we have in the church today is a taste of the fellowship we will have in eternity.By Red Lane Baptist Church

Believers disciple other believers in order to build purity and good works into their lives so that they image Jesus.Sermon manuscripts and weekly bulletins are available by visiting www.redlanebaptist.org/messagesBy Red Lane Baptist Church

Even as a boy, Jesus modeled growth as a natural, intentional, and beneficial aspect of life, if done according to God's Word and will.By Red Lane Baptist Church

As a church, we observe the Lord's Supper to remember Jesus as our final Passover Lamb. This ordinance is a regular re-telling of the Gospel to ourselves and others.By Red Lane Baptist Church

An often misunderstood and neglected act in the church today, baptism is your public declaration of faith, of repentance, and of your new identity in Christ.By Red Lane Baptist Church

We give to be a reflection of God, who is the greatest, most generous Giver.By Red Lane Baptist Church

Church membership is a primary theme of the New Testament church as we seek to build up the Body of Christ.By Red Lane Baptist Church

Responding to the Word is a choice we all make, whether knowingly or unknowingly. Why and how do we respond as a church?By Red Lane Baptist Church

The people of God have always been a singing people. We sing in response to God and to encourage each other in the faith.By Red Lane Baptist Church

As a people of the Word of God, the preaching of the Word is central to the believer’s experience with God.By Red Lane Baptist Church

Pastor James begins a new sermon series, Church Habits: Why we do what we do. We begin looking at Hebrews 10 and the church's habit of gathering together.By Red Lane Baptist Church

Pastor Josh Turner walks us through Scripture showing that God has always been sending His people on mission.By Red Lane Baptist Church

Steve Bradshaw preaches from 2 Corinthians 5 about the glories of the new life we have if we are in Christ.By Red Lane Baptist Church

Dr. Brian Autry, Executive Director of the SBC of Virginia, preaches from Isaiah 45.By Red Lane Baptist Church

Pastor Trevor preaches from Matthew 7 on how to grow in intimacy with Christ and be known by him.By Red Lane Baptist Church

As we conclude our study of the Gospel of Luke, we find that a relational encounter with the resurrected and ascended Christ ought to produce certain actions in the believer’s life.By Red Lane Baptist Church

God opens the eyes and the hearts for people to recognize who Jesus is.By Red Lane Baptist Church

Pastor James speaks on building culture for ChristBy Red Lane Baptist Church

Pastor Nate takes us through Ephesians 4:1-4 and the characteristics of a walk worthy of the Gospel.By Red Lane Baptist Church

The death and burial of Jesus Christ enabled sinners to be forgiven and restored to God.By Red Lane Baptist Church

In Christ’s substitutionary death upon the cross, the one guilty of death is pardoned while the innocent one dies in his place.By Red Lane Baptist Church

One's acknowledgement of the identity of Jesus Christ has eternal consequences.By Red Lane Baptist Church

The Word of God is a sure and steady guide. Pastor James gives four (of many) promises we can rely on.By Red Lane Baptist Church

In the garden, Jesus surrendered his will to the will of the Father. How do we imitate Jesus in our prayer life?By Red Lane Baptist Church

In Luke 22, we see how having the proper perspective toward the Kingdom of God determines how we live.By Red Lane Baptist Church

Continuing in Luke 22, we see the grace of Jesus restoring Peter even before his denial.By Red Lane Baptist Church

As we continue in Luke 22, we see Jesus showing us the upside-down nature of leadership in the Kingdom of God.By Red Lane Baptist Church

As we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, we look at what it means to call him the Passover Lamb.By Red Lane Baptist Church

As the crucifixion draws near, Jesus describes the trials that are sure to come. But ultimately, he comforts his disciples with the promise of his return.By Red Lane Baptist Church

We should view cultural issues through the lens of scripture. We should not view scripture through the lens of the culture.By Red Lane Baptist Church

While the prophets spoke the word of God, Jesus is the Word. His authority is unmatched and unquestioned.By Red Lane Baptist Church

As Jesus enters Jerusalem in Luke 19, we see the King of Peace, riding a beast of peace, into the city of peace, with the purpose of making peace between God and man.By Red Lane Baptist Church

What is the difference between a reward and an award? Luke 19 gives us insight as we look at the Parable of the Ten Minas.By Red Lane Baptist Church

What does it mean to operate a "Parentocracy" in your home? What does scripture tell us about the way in which a home should be led?By Red Lane Baptist Church

As we dive into Luke 19, we understand that Jesus sees us where we are and calls us to him. Coming to Jesus results in a transformed life.By Red Lane Baptist Church

Our goal should be to be IN Christ and not just AROUND Christ. Luke 18 challenges us to see with eyes of faith.By Red Lane Baptist Church

Jesus' encounter with the Rich Young Ruler prompts all of us to consider life's greatest question.By Red Lane Baptist Church

God commanded us to not make graven images of Him because he already has made them...You and me... Life is sacred because every human bears the image of God.By Red Lane Baptist Church

Pastor James picks up in Luke 18 with some of the characteristics of Kingdom Recipients.By Red Lane Baptist Church

As we begin the new year, Pastor James continues our study of the Gospel of Luke in chapter 18. Discouragement should be expected, but the faithful people of God will persist.By Red Lane Baptist Church

Psalm 51 describes our need for cleansing. Pastor James unpacks the proper response to Christ and his salvation.By Red Lane Baptist Church

What place must Jesus take in your life? Pastor James' Christmas Eve sermon tells us that we must do more than acknowledge him this Christmas.By Red Lane Baptist Church

What is the Kingdom of God like? Pastor James explains from Luke 17.By Red Lane Baptist Church

Pastor James preaches in Luke 17 on the story of the 10 lepers. The proper response to the working of Jesus in your life should be gratitude.By Red Lane Baptist Church

Pastor James continues in Luke 17 teaching on the attitude of a servant of God.By Red Lane Baptist Church

Pastor James preaches from Luke 17 about the five responses we should have to sin.By Red Lane Baptist Church

Pastor James concludes Luke 16 with preaching on the necessity of God's Word.By Red Lane Baptist Church