For the believer, this doctrine provides a robust framework for appreciating the grace of salvation and the holiness of God, while also offering comfort in knowing that all things, including the eternal destinies of individuals, are in the hands of a Sovereign and Just God.
Salvation is of the Lord
Pastor Boothe challenges us to reflect on how, like Jonah, we often resist God's will—but through it all, God's mercy and control over every situation remain unwavering. Tune in for a reminder of God’s grace and sovereignty in our lives today!
Righteousness Through Faith
In this uplifting sermon, Pastor Jason Boothe shares how God's people are made righteous through the gift of faith in Christ.
We Preach the Unknown God
In his sermon titled "We Preach the Unknown God," Pastor Jason Boothe discusses Paul's teachings on Christ and His crucifixion to the people of Athens.
Be Transformed by the Renewal of Your Mind
Pastor Jason Boothe delivers a compelling message from Romans 12:1-2, exploring the Apostle Paul's profound insights on what it means to "renew our minds."
Whatever the Lord Pleases, He Does
Psalm 135:1-6 invites us to praise and thank God for His greatness and care. This passage reminds us that God, like a loving parent, always watches over us, guiding and protecting us. It calls us to remember how God chose His people. He is powerful, doing what is best for us, and His love never fails. These verses encourage us to trust in His sovereignty, knowing that He is always at work for our good.
Behold, What Love!
Pastor Jason Boothe examines the theme of God's immense love for His people.
The Spirit Helps Us
The Spirit of God provides profound comfort, empowerment, and encouragement to His people as we eagerly anticipate the return of Christ and the ultimate restoration of all creation.
Perfected Forever
Those who are saved are "perfected forever" through the blood of Jesus Christ.
New Life in Christ
Pastor Jason Boothe of Redeemer Church, Piketon, Ohio preaches about the Gospel of God's Free and Sovereign Grace from the pages of Galatians 1:1;11-24. In this message, he expounds on what it means that the Gospel we preach is not from men, but from God.
