The Redeemer Church

Pastor Gabriel investigates why humility sits at the very center of Jesus's teaching. From the Hundred Years War, where the English and the French were each certain God was on their side, to Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a donkey instead of a chariot, he traces how confidence in our own rightness closes us off while humility opens the door to growth. Through Jesus's conversation with Nicodemus about being born again and his insistence that the kingdom of heaven belongs to children, Pastor Gabriel argues that humility is both the first step of faith and the posture we must keep: staying teachable like a child, especially in an age when everyone has a voice and an algorithm telling them they're right.

Show Notes

Pastor Gabriel investigates why humility sits at the very center of Jesus's teaching. From the Hundred Years War, where the English and the French were each certain God was on their side, to Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a donkey instead of a chariot, he traces how confidence in our own rightness closes us off while humility opens the door to growth. Through Jesus's conversation with Nicodemus about being born again and his insistence that the kingdom of heaven belongs to children, Pastor Gabriel argues that humility is both the first step of faith and the posture we must keep: staying teachable like a child, especially in an age when everyone has a voice and an algorithm telling them they're right.

What is The Redeemer Church?

Weekly Sermons from Pastor Gabriel Frazier