Redding Reformed Fellowship

In this morning's message, Jesus and the disciples' boat trip across the Sea of Galilee takes a dramatic turn, and we discover more about the disciples' faith and see yet another demonstration of the authority of Jesus over all things.

In this message, Pastor Gene looks into four short parables that Jesus gave concerning the kingdom of God, and of how critical it is that we pay attention to what we hear concerning it.

In the familiar parable of the sower, or better, the parable of the soils. Jesus teaches about various responses to the message of the kingdom. He also takes time to explain the purpose of parables as a form of teaching. Join us for this morning's message.

In the concluding message on this beautiful passage from Ephesians 3, Pastor Gene Crow points us to the incredible task that Paul desires God to enable us for- Knowing the unknowable, searching the unsearchable, the limitless dimensions of the love of Christ for his saints.

In this prayer from Paul, he prays that his readers would be filled with all the fullness of God. What does that mean and how is it achieved- Join us and find out. From Ephesians 3-14 - 21

What is the Unpardonable Sin- In this morning's sermon, Pastor Gene Crow looks at two evaluations of Jesus, coming from two very different groups, and at what they teach us about the love of God for his people, the power of Christ, and the question of the unpardonable sin.

Assembling a ministry team is a very important task in Jesus ministry. But wait- Fishermen- A Tax collector- A Judas- What was Jesus thinking- Join us in this morning's message as Pastor Gene Crow looks into Jesus's choosing of the twelve apostles.

When is a blessing not a blessing- When it is robbed of its blessedness by the misrepresentations of men. -In our message this morning, we see Jesus declare and assert his authority as Lord of the Sabbath, as the Pharisees question his actions.

As Jesus continues to come under the scrutiny of the religious leaders, he takes the opportunity in one of their questions to explain the inappropriateness of trying to live in the old when the new has come. Join us for -Joy Over Mourning.-

Why did Jesus come to live among us- Why is Jesus so often found in the company of sinners- Is there ever a time when we should give up hoping that God will save a loved one- These are some of the questions Pastor Gene addresses in this morning's sermon from Mark 2-13 - 17.

When a man is brought before Jesus through the roof of a house in expectation of a healing, Jesus takes the opportunity to teach a valuable lesson in what is most important, as well as to demonstrate that he has authority to do what only God can do.

Join us for this message, as Mark shows us Jesus' understanding of the importance of prayer. Next, as the Lord enters a new area of ministry, we learn of a special healing which has important implications for our understanding of Christ's work.

Having called his first few disciples, Jesus begins his public ministry in Mark's record, demonstrating his divine authority through his calling men, his teaching, and his dealing with demonic spirits and illness. This can be none other than the Son of God-

In this message, Pastor Gene continues his look at the beginning of Jesus's public ministry. This morning we particularly look at Jesus' calling of his first disciples along the shore of the Sea of Galilee.

In this message, Mark describes the beginning of Jesus' public ministry, and he begins with a summary of the focus of his preaching and the calling of his first disciples. This is part one of a two part message on Jesus' message and mission.

Mark moves quickly from the introduction of John the Baptist, the herald of the Messiah, to the introduction of the Messiah himself, -Jesus Christ, the Son of God- -from verse 1-. Join us as we witness Mark's unique recording of this earth-changing event.

To begin his record of the life and ministry of Christ, Mark turns immediately to the record of forerunner of Christ, who is himself fulfilling prophecy as he cries in the wilderness and prepares the way of the Lord. Join us as we look at the opening verses of Mark's gospel.

In this sermon, you will get just what the title says, a -First Look- at the gospel of Mark. The shortest of the four gospels, Mark's record of the life and ministry of Jesus reads like a highlight reel of the ministry of Jesus Christ, the son of God and servant of God. Join us as begin this exciting series through Mark's gospel.

In this Easter morning message, Pastor Gene Crow reveals nine things that you may not know about the death and resurrection of Jesus. Join us to see what they are and to contemplate their eternal importance.

In the conclusion to this short series from Ephesians 4, Pastor Gene reminds us of what it means to do the works of service in the church which we are called are being equipped to do.