Redeeming Grace Fellowship of Maysville

09/14/2026

What would it take to convince you? Lazarus had been dead four days. Now he was alive, walking, breathing—witnessed by a crowd of mourners who had no reason to lie. So what happened next? In John 11:45-48, we find out. Listen in today...

09/07/2026

Death is the one certainty no one escapes, and no religion, philosophy, or technology has ever reversed it. Every culture in history has developed its own way of coping with mortality: rituals to honor the dead, philosophies to make peace with the end, medical advances to delay it a little longer. But coping isn't defeating. So, listen and see what Jesus alone can do in John 11:38-44.

08/31/2026

How close is the God you worship? Some people imagine Jesus as distant, unmoved by what's happening in their lives. In John 11:28-37, we return to Bethany, where Mary falls at Jesus's feet in grief over her brother Lazarus, and where Jesus himself is "deeply moved" and troubled. Then comes one of the shortest, weightiest verses in Scripture: "Jesus wept." Listen in today and learn of Christ's love

08/24/2026

Resurrection and Life – John 11:25-27

Every culture has chased the same impossible dream: a way to outlast death. The Fountain of Youth. The Holy Grail. Today it's gene therapy and anti-aging supplements. Humanity has never stopped looking for an escape from mortality and has never found one. In John 11:25-27, Jesus makes an amazing claim to a grieving woman about life. The answer isn't a medical intervention: it's himself....

08/17/2026

Everyone eventually asks the question this sermon addresses head-on: what happens when someone we love dies, and is there any real hope beyond the grave, or is grief the final word?

John 11:17-24 puts that question in the mouths of two grieving sisters and gives Jesus's answer directly. Listen in today and see Jesus's surprising answer.

08/10/2026

Why would anyone walk deliberately toward people who'd just tried to kill him? That's the strange choice Jesus makes in John 11:7-16, heading back toward Jerusalem after escaping arrest and ex*****on, because his friend Lazarus has died.

This short passage raises a question worth reflection: what actually grounds my confidence that will hold up under real pressure? Listen in to God's word today.

08/03/2026

Everyone eventually asks this question: if God is good, why do the people he loves still suffer? John 11:1-6 walks through the opening of one of the most searching stories in the Gospel of John: the illness of a man named Lazarus, whose sisters send an urgent message to Jesus, "Lord, the one you love is sick." Listen in and learn why Jesus' response isn't so surprising.

07/27/2026

A common critique of Christianity is that it's all talk: people who attend church, nod along, and live no differently than anyone else. James 1:22–25 makes the same critique. Listen in today and be challenged by God's word.

A common critique of Christianity is that it’s all talk: people who attend church, nod along, and live no differently than anyone else. James 1:22–25 makes the same critique. Merely agreeing …

07/20/2026

What happens when someone finally reads something that exposes what's wrong in their life? In 2 Kings 22:8-20, a young king named Josiah discovers a long-lost copy of God's law buried in his own temple, and when he hears it read aloud, he doesn't shrug it off, takes it seriously enough to change course entirely. Listen in and consider what your response to God's word should be.

What happens when someone finally reads something that exposes what’s wrong in their life? In 2 Kings 22:8-20, a young king named Josiah discovers a long-lost copy of God’s law buried i…

07/13/2026

Every soul is known to God before a word is even on the tongue. In Luke 8:4-18, we trace Jesus's teaching that nothing hidden will remain so not our thoughts, our motives, nor the true state of our hearts before him. This is a truth meant to strip away every pretense of self-sufficiency and drive us to the only remedy: Christ. Listen in and be challenged in your reception of God's word.

Every soul is known to God before a word is even on the tongue. In Luke 8:4-18, we trace Jesus’s teaching that nothing hidden will remain so not our thoughts, our motives, nor the true state …