Redding Reformed Fellowship

As we end one year and begin the next, we take some time to reflect on -all his benefits- as the psalmist encourages us in Psalm 103.

Did you know that there was another miraculous conception in fulfillment of a promise in the Old Testament, in connection with, and in addition to, Jesus-- Pastor Gene examines it in this morning's message.

Jesus and his disciples gather in an upper room to celebrate the Passover, when in the middle of the meal, Jesus does something unexpected. See how he changes the last supper to the first supper.

As the time before Jesus's death grow short, Mark records for us a clear juxtaposition of the honor shown to Jesus by a woman in Bethany, and the treachery which is growing in the shadows.

Jesus concludes his teaching in the Olivet Discourse with amazing words about his return, along with important exhortations to his hearers.

The Abomination of Desolation- What is it-- When is it-- What does it mean-- These things and more as we continue our look at the Olivet Discourse.

What are the signs of the end of the age-- In this morning's sermon, we examine some of the most popular and look at what Jesus said about them.

In this morning's sermon, Pastor Gene Crow gives us an introduction to the difficulties and approaches to Mark 13, where Jesus answers the question, -When will these things be---

As Jesus concludes his public ministry, he does so with a clear and straightforward warning against the Jewish teachers, the Scribes. In doing so he contrasts their desire for recognition with the humble offering of a poor widow.

Jesus asks a question of the Scribes about the nature of the Messiah. Was he just a man, the son of David, or something much more. Pastor Gene looks at Jesus's answer to that question in today's sermon.

What is the most important of the commandments of God, and what are the implications for us in the church today-- Join us as we look at Jesus' answer to the question, -What is the Greatest Commandment---

In this morning's passage, the Sadducees now take a shot at catching Jesus in his words. They pose a question about the resurrection. How does Jesus handle it-- Join us and see.

Where can we find security, protection, and peace in this world where none of these seem to exist-- For the Christian the answer is here in Psalm 91, in the shelter of the Most High.

Another attempt by the religious leaders to trap Jesus in his words, this one with a question about taxes. Jesus responds with instructive words to us today about what we owe and to whom.

Jesus tells the Jewish leaders a parable about a man, a vineyard, and the wicked tenants who act shamefully and provoke the owner of the vineyard.

Members of Israel's ruling council confront Jesus in the temple, demanding to know where he gets his authority for his actions in the temple. In this morning's message, we hear Jesus's answer.

In this passage, Jesus continues to draw application from his cursing of the fig tree. Can we really move mountains by our faith-- Join us and learn what Jesus means by this oft-used phrase.

Why did Jesus curse the fig tree-- Was he mad at it, or was the a deeper, more important meaning to this -destructive- miracle. And what of his clearing the temple of those who bought and sold in it-- Join us to the important connection between these two actions.

The Triumphal Entry marks the beginning of the final week of Jesus' life before the monumental events of the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ. But Jesus's entry into Jerusalem is itself an important event, with ties to Old Testament prophecy.

Jesus, approaching Jerusalem for the last time, hears the cries of a blind man from the roadside calling out for mercy. What does he do-- Join us for this week's message and find out.