Redeemer Church Of Dubai Podcasts

This sermon is the third in our series on Judges: The Empty Throne. The sermon, preached by Pastor Morgan Renew, is entitled “Fear Not” and comes from Judges 6—7.By Morgan Renew

This sermon is the second in our series on Judges: The Empty Throne. The sermon, preached by Pastor Morgan Renew, is entitled “Mysterious Ways” and comes from Judges 3—5.By Morgan Renew

This video is the first in our series on “Judges: The Empty Throne.” Pastor Morgan Renew preaches a sermon entitled “Unfinished Business” from Judges chapters 1 and 2.By Morgan Renew

Guest preacher Dr. Samuel Guy Parkison, director of the Abu Dhabi extension of the Gulf Theological Seminary (GTS) and associate professor of theological studies, preaches a sermon entitled “Who Is the King of Glory?” from Psalm 24.By Dr. Samuel Parkison

Pastor Dave Furman preaches from Roman 4:1–12 a sermon entitled “Faith’s Example.”By Dave Furman

Pastor Dave Furman preaches from Roman 3:27–31 a sermon entitled “Pride.”By Dave Furman

Guest pastor Dr. David Gundersen of BridgePoint Bible Church in Houston, Texas, preaches a sermon from Psalm 3 entitled “Faithful Through the Night.”By Dr. David Gunderson

Pastor Dave Furman preaches a sermon from Romans 3:25–26 entitled “Propitiation.”By Dave Furman

Pastor Dave Furman preaches a sermon from Romans 3:24 entitled “Redemption.”By Dave Furman

Pastoral Assistant Allen Mandap preaches a sermon from Isaiah 52:13–15; 53:1–12 entitled “Pierced for Our Transgressions.”By Allen Mandap

Redeemer elder Eric Zeller preaches a sermon from Psalm 69 entitled “Holy Frustration”By Eric Zeller

Mike Mathis, Redeemer’s director of family ministries, preaches a sermon from Philippians 1:27—2:4 entitled “Side by Side.”By Mike Mathis

In this sermon, Pastor Dave Furman preaches a sermon from Romans 3:21–24 entitled “Justification.”By Dave Furman

In this sermon, Pastor Dave Furman preaches a sermon from Romans 3:9–20 entitled “Condemnation.”By Dave Furman

Guest preacher Ryan Boys of Green Pond Bible Chapel in New Jersey, USA, expounds on Jesus’s temptation in the Judean wilderness in “Tempted as We Are” from Matthew 4:1–11.By Ryan Boys

In this sermon, Redeemer staff member Tom Wolf preaches “Who Can You Trust?” from Proverbs 3:5–7.By Tom Wolf

Pastor Dave Furman preaches “Advantage,” from Romans 3:1–8.By Dave Furman

Pastor Dave Furman preaches “Law,” from Romans 2:17–29.By Dave Furman

Pastor Dave Furman preaches “Self-Righteousness,” from Romans 2:1–16.By Dave Furman

Guest pastor Matt Mason of The Church at Brook Hills in Alabama, USA, preaches “Foundations for Endurance” from Acts 5:17–42.By Matt Mason

Pastoral Assistant Samuel Iwuchuku preaches “Good News” from Isaiah 61.Isaiah 61:1: The Spirit of the Lord GOD is upon me, because the LORD has anointed me to bring good news to the poor; he has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives, and the opening of the prison to those who are bound.…

In this sermon, Pastor Dave Furman preaches “The Darkness” from Romans 1:28–32.By Dave Furman

Pastor Dave Furman preaches “The Distortion” from Romans 1:26–27 in our Romans series.By Dave Furman

The start of the new year is a fitting time to reflect on what God is calling you to and to pause and consider how you can be prepared for all that he has in store for the future. In this sermon, Pastor Dave Furman preaches “Be Ready.”By Dave Furman

In this Christmas morning sermon, “Blessed in Christ,” from Ephesians 1:3–14, Pastor Morgan Renew revels in the blessings that are found in Jesus. Let’s worship our Savior and praise God for sending his Son to redeem the earth!By Morgan Renew

“She will bear a son, and you shall call his name Jesus, for he will save his people from their sins.” In this sermon from Matthew 1:21 preached on Christmas Eve 2022 , Pastor Dave Furman shows us how Jesus is “The Unexpected Savior.”By Dave Furman

As we continue to celebrate the birth of Jesus this season, we take time to look at what the incarnation means for us and how our belief in Christ unites us to him in a magnificent way. In this sermon, Pastor Morgan Renew preaches “One With Christ” from Romans 6:1–14By Morgan Renew

In this sermon, guest pastor Tony Merida of Imago Dei Church in North Carolina, USA, preaches “The Gospel and Evangelism” from 2 Corinthians 5:11–21.By Tony Merida

In this sermon, Pastor Morgan Renew preaches “Christ With Us” from Hebrews 2:14–18.By Morgan Renew

In this sermon, Pastor Chris Lejeune preaches “A Coming Day” from Malachi 3:16—4:6, the last in our series on Malachi.By Chris Lejeune

Pastor Chris Lejeune preaches “A Coming Messenger” from Malachi 2:17—3:15.By Chris Lejeune

Pastor Chris Lejeune preaches “A Corrupt Nation” from Malachi 2:1–16.By Chris Lejeune

In this sermon, Pastor Chris Lejeune preaches “A Corrupt Priesthood” from Malachi 1:1–14By Chris Lejeune

Pastor Dave Furman preaches “The Wrath” from Romans 1:18–25.By Dave Furman

In this video, guest preacher Richard Chin points us to “The Hope of the New Heavens and the New Earth” from Revelation 21:1—22:5.By Richard Chin

Pastor Dave Furman preaches “The Power” from Romans 1:16–17 in our Romans series.By Dave Furman

In this sermon, Pastor Dave Furman preaches “The Reason (Part 2) from Romans 1:13–15.By Dave Furman

In this sermon, Pastor Dave Furman preaches “The Reason (Part 1)” from Romans 1:8–15.By Dave Furman

We continue our series in Romans with our second sermon in the series, “The Gospel,” from Romans 1:2–7, preached by Pastor Dave Furman.To view the first sermon in the series, “The Messenger” from Romans 1:1, visit https://youtu.be/ruMqjzarMkQBy Dave Furman

In this sermon, we launch our new series from the book of Romans. Pastor Dave Furman introduces us to this grand epistle penned by the Apostle Paul—a letter that has been called the greatest ever written because of its deep theological truths coupled with practical instructions on how Christians should live. This sermon is titled “The Messenger” an…

The apostle Peter had confessed that Jesus was the Messiah, but he’d also betrayed Jesus as the rooster crowed three times on the night of Jesus’s arrest. In this last scene in the Gospel of John, we witness both Peter’s love for his Savior and Jesus’s gentle restoration of his disciple. In this sermon Pastor Scott Zeller preaches “The Commissionin…

As John draws his Gospel to a close, he gives us a glimpse of one more scene in Jesus’s life. After a long, unsuccessful night of fishing, the disciples are surprised to meet Jesus on the shore, where he not only provides a successful haul of fish for them but also cooks them breakfast. He was their Lord just as he is our Lord and he cares and prov…

After first appearing to Mary at the tomb, Jesus presented himself that evening to his disciples as they were gathered together. Thomas, however, was not with them and did not see him, leading him to express doubts that Jesus had truly risen from the grave. But Jesus had risen and he would appear to Thomas, too, directly addressing Thomas’s particu…

Jesus is alive! While Jesus died in place of sinners on the cross, taking on the sins of the world and experiencing divine judgment, his death would have been meaningless if things had ended there. But three days later, on a Sunday before dawn, Jesus rose from the grave — and that changes everything! In John 20:1–18 we read that as John entered the…

On a seemingly average Friday in the early first century AD, a man staggered under the weight of the cross he was carrying as he made his may to Golgotha in Jerusalem, where he was mocked, beaten, and crucified. As his spirit left his body, his one final cry percolated through the noise of the jeering crowd: “It is finished.” It was finished — Jesu…

Arrested and accused, Jesus was brought before Pilate, the Roman governor of Judea, where the Jewish leaders demanded that Jesus be crucified as punishment for what they considered blasphemy— after all, Jesus claimed to be God. In John 18:28—19:16, we witness the extraordinary exchange between Pilate and Jesus, where Pilate both makes a mockery of …

Having prayed one final prayer for his followers after the Passover meal, Jesus and his disciples left the upper room, crossed the brook Kidron, red with the blood of thousands of lambs who had been sacrificed, and entered the Garden of Gethsemane. There he was met by the betrayer Judas and a band of soldiers who had come to arrest him. In this ten…

As Jesus prayed, he cried out to his Father on behalf of those who followed him. He prayed that God would protect them and sanctify them, making them holy and preparing them as they were sent out into the world on mission. He also prayed for us today —those of us who call upon his name and submit to him as Lord and Savior — and for his church, his …

In this message from the Gospel of John we come to the core of Jesus’s heart as he lifts up one final public prayer before sacrificing his life on the cross. In his high priestly prayer, Jesus prays for his and his Father’s glory. As he goes to the cross, the gloriousness of the Father and the Son are displayed though God’s holiness, his hatred of …

The disciples’ grief was immense as Jesus prepared them for his death. And yet, Jesus assured them that their sorrow would soon turn to joy. They would rejoice when they saw him again — for he would return! — and they would have peace because Jesus had overcome the world. They could take comfort in knowing that the Father loved them and that if the…