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Women's Conference: Set Free

Redeemer Church Women's Conference: Set Free

Join us for our 5th Annual Women's Conference. We can be sure that we have been set free. Guest speaker Kendra Dahl will focus on Romans 8 that we are set free in Christ. 

Location: Redeemer Church 211 N. Shore Dr. Bellingham WA 98226

Dates: November 13-14, 2015

Speaker: Kendra Dahl

Early Registration Sept 27th-Oct 24th - $35

Late Registration Oct 25th-Nov 7th - $45

Conference Registration

For more information email Vanessa Culy

Schedule For The Conference:

Friday, Nov 13

5:30 pm Dinner 

6:15 pm Worship 

6:30 pm Sessions One 

7:05 pm Journal time/Coffee/Tea Break

7:20 pm Session #2 

8:00 pm Group discussion

9:00 Dessert

9:30 pm Clean Up

Saturday, Nov 14

9:00 am Doors Open

9:15 am Breakfast

10:00 am Worship 

10:15 am Session 3 

10:50 am Group discussion

11:35 am Snack & Coffee Break

11:55 am Session #4 

12:30 pm Group discussion

1:15  pm Lunch 

2:10 pm Worship

2:30 pm Panel Discussion

3:15 pm Closing Prayer

3:30 pm Clean Up

Saturday Morning Bible And Breakfast

Ladies please join us at Redeemer as we gather together to study our bible, grow in our knowledge of God,  meet new women and strengthen community. Women of all ages are invited, from all over Whatcom County. We will have breakfast together, a short teaching session and discussion. 

Topic: Welcome

Study geared around Hospitality

When: Saturday October 3, 2015

Time: 9:30-11:30am

Location: Redeemer Church 211 N. Shore Dr Bellingham WA 98226

Price is FREE but please register online here > Registration

If you have anymore question or need more info please email vanessa@redeemernw.org

Weekly Once-Over (2.20.2014)
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What Not To Say To Someone Who Is Suffering: Tchividjian sat down with Paul Tripp and Dave Furman to discuss things you shouldn't to say to a person in pain—many of which they've learned the hard way.

Making Disciples Of Women In A Post-Christian World: But true discipleship must happen in the spaces where we have no room to eject when our dearest idols are threatened. It may feel horrible in the moment, but for us to be changed by the Spirit , we are going to have to open ourselves up to the discomfort of true vulnerability.

Six Factors That Do Not Affect Inerrancy: Remember, just because it is in the Bible does not make it right. Inerrancy does not mean everything in the Bible is true, it just means that everything is accurate and everything being taught is true.

Biblical Womanhood For Pariahs: I am thinking today that Biblical womanhood is best understood when we understand it in our worst case scenarios. When we boil it down to what God most wants any of us to reflect about Himself regardless of the adjective in front of “woman” and then expand that back out to the specific circumstances in which we find ourselves, we are much better equipped to endure the waves of life that come at us at each stage as a woman after God's own heart.

How To Cultivate Encouragement In Your Church: So how can church leaders today cultivate encouragement among believers? I think the answer lies in valuing and modeling what's commendable by discussing it, teaching it, commending it when it appears, and rewarding it with consistency.

3 Things To Remember In Discussion With Doubters: My hope is that our churches will be places where we can have good, honest conversations about the questions that matter. Let’s learn how to talk about our faith in ways that strengthen those who are struggling.

Discipline In A Pornified Society: It isn’t the desire for excitement that is the problem. It’s the lack of delight-inspiring discipline that dries up the souls of such pleasure-addicted men. Discipline isn’t opposed to pleasure. Disciplined men have refined tastes. Disciplined men pursue a more permanent joy. They get to savor their marriages decade after decade. They guide their own sons into manhood and give their daughters’ hand over to real men. Their legacy can’t be contained in perishable experiences. They learn to gain freedom over themselves and they experience freedom, which is what every man really wants.



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Weekly Once-Over (11.14.2013)
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Weekly Once-Over (11.14.2013):

3 Ways Christ Can Be Outside Your Church: "Yet here's the great irony: For all its fine reputation, Jesus was standing outside the door of this dazzling church, knocking (Rev. 3:20). To me, this is one of the most extraordinary pictures in the Bible. Christ outside his own church! Jesus knocking on his own people's door! I know this text is often used to invite unbelievers to open their hearts to Christ. And that's fine. But the first application is not to unbelievers, but to the church."

Did the Devil Make Me Do It?: "Sin isn't evidence of demonic strongholds in our lives; it is simply disobedience that is inconsistent with our salvation in Christ. We don't need an advanced degree in demonology in order to be obedient; we don't need exorcisms or deliverances."

A Mommy's To-Do List: "We live in a culture that celebrates productivity and efficiency. We like to see results. We like to get things done. We like when we accomplish something big. It makes us feel important. At least it does for me. But here is something I’ve learned in my first year as a mommy."

6 Actions For Younger Women: "Younger women are critically important in the church. Not only do they have much to contribute as they serve and lead as deacons and ministry volunteers, but those who are mothers help shape the next generation of children who we pray will love Jesus. Paul give Titus six characteristics of a godly younger woman."

5 Actions For Younger Men: "Everything here should be viewed through the lens of Jesus and his redemptive work in reconciling all things to himself. The principles of how to be a godly man can be lived out in a million different ways, but it must be in Christ."

4 Actions For Older Men: "For older men, the evidence of the gospel changing us from the inside out exhibits itself in these behaviors. Paul says in Galatians 5:13-15, the outcome of obeying Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit is summed up by how we love our neighbor. We know we're maturing in Christ if the gospel takes root in us and works itself out in our life and relationships."

Three Vital Questions to Consider Before You Decided to Get Married: "As I've thought about the issue while talking with friends, considering my own marriage, and searching through the Scriptures, I've concluded there isn't any quick, easy answer. Instead, I want to simply put forward three questions, and a couple of caveats, to help singles and couples navigate the dating and marriage decision."

How To Be A Man At Home: "Having been married for 19 years and being the father of four kids, I have learned a lot about what it means to be a man at home.  Here are five simple but effective things that I strive to live out every day."

Osteen Keeps Using God's Band-Width: "To the surprise of no one, Joel Osteen is on the cover of another magazine and the author of another book. The life-coach with a million dollar smile continues to be widely popular. To be clear: I am not against life-coaches or good smiles. I even have a personal soft-spot for a mullet and a well fitting suit. However, what I am against is a guy who continues to use Jesus’ bandwidth to broadcast his message."

 

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Women's Conference
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Anchored in Truth: What's it about?

This year’s women’s conference is focus is truths of God. Truths that we need to turn to. Truths that draw us to worship and praise. Truths to anchor our souls.

Speakers:

Kati Berreth, Rachel Gross, Danielle Dow and Vanessa Cordero. 

Dates:

Friday Nov 15 5:30-8:30pm – Saturday 9am – 3:30pm

Location:

Redeemer Church – 211 Northshore Dr

Registration:

You can register on line starting Sunday Sept 29

or at the registration table at Redeemer Church after services. 

Cost:

$35 until Oct 20. Late registration (after Oct 20) $40. You can pay on the City or the registration table. Scholarships are availble. 

For questions or more info please contact Vanessa Cordero at vanessa@redeemernw.org