March 15, 2026

This sermon explores Joshua chapter 4, emphasizing the importance of remembering God's miraculous works in our lives. As the Israelites crossed the Jordan River into the Promised Land, God commanded them to set up twelve stones as a memorial so future generations would remember His faithfulness. The pastor teaches that God's people are meant to remember His good deeds, not just for personal encouragement, but to testify to unbelievers and to live in reverent fear of God. The sermon draws parallels between Israel's journey and the Christian life, reminding believers that while we are strangers and exiles in this world, God goes before us and behind us, securing our salvation from beginning to end. The church's name "Redemption Church" itself serves as a memorial to God's mercy during a difficult season in the congregation's history.