Redeemer Fellowship

We searched for a good church after sadly being burned somewhere that we realized over time was not preaching the word of God, living out grace, or loving God and others. We found all of those things here. It is a bigger church, but the love is genuine. The services consistently have worship music done well that uses songs that are scriptural and give God praise. The best though, are the sermons. They continually point to God, his magnificence, the genuine word of God in all its beauty- moments of redirection and how to apply Gods truths to our heart and lives, all while full of His grace, love, and truth. The people love God and strive to love and help others. If you want to learn more about God, love Him more, and find others to live in fellowship with going in that same direction with grace....you can't go wrong visiting Redeemer, here or in Midtown.

This is a fresh location that has just recently started and branched from their Midtown location into Johnson County and I have to say that it's not like any other church I've attended before.I've been around the "religious" block a few times, I would say, and there is no pretentious feelings about being in this church that I have experienced before in may other "Johnson County" churches. The pastor isn't up there in a swanky golf get-up, babbling about judgment and hating, but preaching the Gospel Truth.Acts 29. Gospel Life.Kevin Cawley and Adam Breckenridge are both outstanding pastors. Two different styles, both set ablaze by the love of Christ. The community is friendly and inviting. And this past weekend, I was profoundly excited to see a man I'd never seen before take the worship stage and reign in my ears--Brian Key.I've only found one other man, personally, sing like he can to literally put you in a different place than where you're presently standing. A gift. An awesome church. A fresh cultivation. I pray for great things and I'm excited to find Redeemer and revel in the good they will bring to JoCo.