Redeemer Lutheran Church

05/29/2026

🌟🌟Redeemer's Annual Congregational Meeting🌟🌟

Join us on Sunday, June 7, at 11:15 am in rooms 120/121 for Redeemer’s Annual Congregational Meeting. We will vote on new members of the Redeemer Board of Directors and also the Redeemer Endowment Board, and provide essential updates on business and operations. We hope you will join us for this important meeting.

05/29/2026

☀️Happy Friday, Friends!☀️

This Sunday, we continue our sermon series, Genesis ~ Covenant People, with a message titled ☀️"The Covenant is Declared."☀️

Our primary Scripture focus will be Genesis 12:2-3, while we will also explore Revelation 5:1-14.

As we continue our journey through Genesis, we see God's redemptive plan unfold. Following the events of Eden and the flood, God calls Abram and declares a covenant promise that will shape the future of His people and ultimately bless the entire world. Through faith, Abram responds to God's call, trusting in promises that reach far beyond his own lifetime.

This covenant is not merely an ancient promise—it is the beginning of God's plan to restore what was broken and bring people back into relationship with Him.

And in Revelation 5, we are given a beautiful glimpse of the fulfillment of that promise. Around the throne of Jesus Christ our Redeemer, people from every tribe, language, and nation gather in worship. Through Christ's sacrificial death and victorious resurrection, God's covenant finds its fulfillment, reuniting humanity with God through His grace.

Please listen to my message today to learn more.

And join us on ☀️Sunday at 8:30 (Traditional Worship) and 10:00 (Contemporary Worship)☀️ as we explore how God's faithfulness to His covenant continues to shape our lives today and invites us to participate in His mission to bless the world.

Jesus' Peace,
Pastor Drew

05/27/2026

Dear Redeemer Friends and Family,

Redeemer's Church Office will be closed on 🌟Thursday, May 28, between 10:45 am and 2:00 pm🌟 as we honor and celebrate the life of our beloved colleague, friend, and brother-in-Christ, Josh Williams.

We give thanks to God for Josh’s life and faithful service. Josh will forever remain a cherished part of the Redeemer family.

With God’s grace and peace,
Your Redeemer Ministry Team

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The Williams Family invites you to join them in celebrating Josh's life and legacy. Josh's Celebration of Life will be held at Redeemer (3606 S. Schafer Road, Spokane Valley 99206) on 🌟 Thursday, May 28, at 11:00 am.🌟 For those unable to join the memorial at Redeemer, the service will be livestreamed at www.redeemeralive.org/live

05/26/2026

This Memorial Day, we pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice secured the freedoms we cherish each day, and we are forever grateful.

We also extend our heartfelt thanks to all who have served and continue to serve with courage and dedication. May we never take for granted the cost of freedom or the blessings we enjoy because of their sacrifice.

As we gather with family and friends this weekend, let us take a moment to pray for the families of the fallen, for our military members, and for peace in our world.

“Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.” — John 15:13

May God bless and keep all who have served our nation. 🇺🇸

05/22/2026

☀️Happy Friday Friends!☀️

How do you see the Spirit moving?

This Sunday, as part of our sermon series, ☀️Genesis ~ Covenant People☀️, we will explore that important question through two powerful Scripture readings: Acts 2:1–11 and Genesis 11:1–9. Our sermon title is ☀️“The Spirit is Moving.”☀️

In Genesis 11, we encounter the story of the Tower of Babel — a moment when human pride, self-sufficiency, and division scattered people across the earth and confused their language. Yet in Acts 2, at Pentecost, we see God doing something remarkable through the Holy Spirit: bringing people together, crossing barriers, and allowing the good news of Jesus to be heard and understood by people from every nation and language.

The Spirit of God is always at work — bringing unity where there is division, hope where there is fear, and purpose where there is confusion. Together, we will reflect on how we recognize the Spirit's movement in our own lives, in our church, and in the world around us.

Please listen to my Friday message to learn more.

And as a reminder, this Sunday marks the beginning of our Summer2Gether worship schedule:
☀️Traditional Worship — 8:30 a.m.
☀️Contemporary Worship — 10:00 a.m.

We invite you to join us as we gather in worship, prayer, and fellowship. Come expectant and open to the ways God’s Spirit continues to move among His people.

Blessings,
Pastor David

05/16/2026

☀️☀️Happy Friday Friends!☀️☀️

Grace and peace to you in the name of Jesus Christ.

I invite you to join us for worship this Sunday as we continue our sermon series, Genesis ~ Covenant People, with a message titled “The Spirit is Moving.” Our focus scriptures are Genesis 6:11–22 and Galatians 5:19–26.

Last Sunday, we asked the question: “How do you tell when the Spirit is moving?” Together, we discovered that movement toward reconciliation is evidence of the Holy Spirit at work among God’s people.

This week, we will continue exploring that same important question.

In Genesis 6:11–22, we will see that when the Spirit moves, God brings rescue. Even amid corruption and brokenness, God was preparing a way of salvation through Noah and the ark. God’s Spirit was moving with purpose, protection, and promise.

Then, in Galatians 5:19–26, we will see how the Spirit’s movement becomes visible in results—through transformed hearts and lives that bear the fruit of the Spirit. Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control are evidence that God is actively working within us.

Please listen to my message today to learn more.

And I look forward to worshiping with you and growing together in God’s Word.

In Christ,
Pastor David

05/08/2026

☀️☀️Summer2Gether Worship Schedule Begins May 24☀️☀️

05/08/2026

☀️☀️Dear Redeemer Family☀️☀️

I invite you to join us this Sunday, May 10, as we continue our sermon series, ☀️Genesis: Covenant People,☀️ with a message titled, ☀️“And the Spirit Moved.”☀️ Our focus text will be Genesis 3:1–21.

In the opening words of Genesis, we hear that “the Spirit of God was moving over the waters.” Even after sin entered the world through the fall of humanity, the Spirit of God continued to move — not away from creation, but toward it. In the midst of brokenness, shame, and separation, God’s heart was already moving with rescue, reconciliation, mercy, and promise.

This Sunday, we will reflect on God's faithfulness in the face of human failure and discover how His promise of redemption begins even in the earliest pages of Scripture.

I would love for you to worship with us:
☀️Traditional Worship – 8:00 a.m.
☀️Growth Hour (Sunday School for ALL Ages) - 9:15 a.m.
☀️Contemporary Worship – 10:30 a.m.

Please listen to my Friday Message to learn more.

And, come and be encouraged by the hope of God’s redeeming love and the promise that His Spirit is still moving today.

I look forward to worshiping with you!
Senior Pastor David

05/03/2026

This year marked ✨10 years✨of hosting 🩵Feed My Starving Children🩵 at Redeemer Lutheran Church.

🩵In a total of FIVE packing shifts, over two days, we packed an incredible ✨124,416 meals.✨

🩵The really important number, however, is how many kiddos will be fed with these meals. Thanks to the generosity of ✨100s✨ of community members, ✨337 children✨ will now receive one highly nutritious meal a day for a full year.

🩵Praise God!

Please enjoy this fun highlight reel. We look forward to having you join us next year!🎉

https://youtu.be/KZCL_L3R95k

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