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Jesus the Redeemer – And That Means Jesus Is My Redeemer. -

In Bob’s message on Sunday, we explored the beautiful truth that Jesus is not only the Redeemer, but our Redeemer, personally, powerfully, and lovingly. Drawing from the Old Testament idea of the kinsman-redeemer—a family member who would step in to rescue, restore, and redeem. We saw how Jesus fulfils this role perfectly for each of us. Like Boaz in the story of Ruth, Jesus became one of us, paid the price for our freedom, and offers us a new beginning.
Redemption means we are not forgotten, not beyond hope, and not defined by our past. Jesus came close, entered our brokenness, and gave His life so we could be set free. His sacrifice wasn’t just for the world in general, but it was deeply personal. Jesus sees you, values you, and calls you worthy of rescue. That’s the heart of the gospel.
So, the question becomes: Is Jesus your Redeemer? He invites each of us to recognise our need, receive His gift, and live the redeemed life, a life that is free, forgiven, and full of purpose. If you missed the sermon or want to reflect more deeply, ask for the notes or listen online. This is good news worth holding onto and sharing.