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We are here because of the good news of Jesus Christ.

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We are sinners who have been rescued from sin by Jesus Christ. Though we have different backgrounds, ethnicities, opinions, and personalities, we find commonality in the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

 

We gather each week to worship the one true God revealed in the Bible. We're grateful for the privilege He has given us to worship, live, and serve in our local community.

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We rely on God's grace to give us true unity to function together as one body in Jesus Christ, submitted to the Word of God and committed to living that Word out in our daily lives.

Who We Are

 

We exist to declare and demonstrate the gospel of Jesus Christ, so that all people will find their satisfaction in God alone.

We are Desperate for God

 

Because we are desperate for God, we must hear from God. The Word of God creates and shapes the people of God. We come together each week as broken people, made new in Jesus, longing for our heavenly home, needing to hear from God, and passionate to offer praise to Him for His mighty works. We are a people desperate for God.

 

We are Dependent on Each Other

 

In our sin, God rescues us and brings us into a new family—His family, the church. As image-bearers of the triune God, we are hard-wired for community. We need each other. God has not designed us to walk through life alone. As a faith family, we reject autonomy and individualism and gladly admit that we are dependent on each other. 

 

We are Determined to Go

 

Everything we do as a church has one chief end in mind—we want to glorify God, by making disciples, so that Christ will be known among all peoples. Inherent in our redemptive call is a redemptive mission, therefore, we are determined to go. With the gospel in hand, we must go to our neighbors, coworkers, cities, and to all the peoples of the earth. 

What to Expect

 

Walking into a church for the first time can be intimidating, so we want to help you know what to expect when you visit.

 

We promise not to embarrass you or point you out. If you wish you can fill out a connection card and we’ll follow up with you later. You can come knowing you are in the midst of a group of broken people, who all need God’s grace.

 

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What to Wear

God welcomes us as we are, but sometimes a person just wants to know what to wear. Formal and informal attire is all acceptable and we have members who dress both ways. Whether it’s jeans and a t-shirt or a business suit, you are welcome to worship alongside us.

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Children

We would love to care for your younger children while you worship. We have an infant nursery and separate waddler and toddler rooms. We also offer Sunday School classes for children in Preschool, Kindergarten, and all other school-aged children.​

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Sunday School

On Sunday morning at 9:15 am, we come together for Sunday School for all ages (except during the summer), where we learn topically about God’s Word and its application to all areas of life. Following Sunday School, we have about a 20-minute break with light refreshments and good conversation before our morning worship service begins at 10:30 am.

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Service Format

Our service is intentional, in that it follows a deliberate order of worship, but it’s not formal in style. We sing several songs, offer congregational and pastoral prayers to God, hear Scripture read, and give our offerings and tithes. We close each morning worship service with a benediction, with the typical service finishing around 12:00 pm. An hour later, you might still find folks talking over the sermon and events of the past week.

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Sermon

Preaching is generally expositional, meaning that it seeks to systematically work through passages of Scripture, declaring the point of a particular Biblical passage, with practical application rooted in the redemptive story of Scripture. Sermons usually last around 45 minutes and are packed with material for reflection. Our sermon series regularly alternate between the Old and New Testaments. All preaching is driven by the Gospel, the Bible’s main message of God saving sinners through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

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Music

​​We sing a blend of lyrically rich songs both recent and historic. Those of us who are comfortable with music from one particular era have discovered that we come to enjoy other songs we had not previously encountered.

 

We strongly prefer congregational singing, which emphasizes the gathered body enthusiastically singing praise to God with one voice. Some Sundays we sing with piano, guitar, and drums, and others we sing with just piano accompaniment.

 

Meet the Leadership

Elders

Kramer Farney

Elder

In early 2016, God led Kramer and his wife Heather to Redeemer. They quickly became involved in various ministries of the church where Kramer’s pastoral giftings became evident. Kramer has served as an elder and worship pastor in the past, and is passionate about sound doctrine being taught both through the pulpit and through music. He and Heather live in Chaska with their daughter Hayden. He enjoys family fun time, golf, and farming.

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Jason Harrison

Staff Elder

Jason has been a member of Redeemer since 2017. In addition to his pastoral role, he serves in an administrative capacity on staff. Before coming to RBC, he completed his Master of Divinity degree at Central Seminary and served on staff at Eden Baptist Church in Burnsville. Jason and his wife Christa live in St. Louis Park with their new daughter, Lily. He enjoys running, traveling, and reading in his spare time.

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Jon Pratt

Elder

Jon and his wife Elaine have been members at Redeemer since 2018. Jon has served as both a lay elder and staff pastor over the past 25 years. He holds a PhD in New Testament from Dallas Theological Seminary and currently serves as a Vice President and NT Professor at Central Seminary in Plymouth. Jon and Elaine have four grown children, two sons in law, and one beautiful granddaughter.

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Jason Wredberg

Staff Elder

Jason joined Redeemer as the lead pastor in February 2017. He has been in full-time pastoral ministry since 2005 and is a graduate of both the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (Th.M.) and Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (D.Min.). He is passionate about shepherding, preaching, and serving the church in a way that is God-centered, Bible-saturated, gospel-driven and grace-motivated. Jason and his wife, Karen, live in Plymouth with their four children, two girls and two boys. When he's not playing with his kids, he occasionally golfs, but always cheers for the Minnesota Vikings, holding out hope that they will one day win it all!

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Deacons

Jamy Antoine

Deacon & Mercy Ministry

Ben Larson

Deacon

Tim Bro

Deacon

Jason Merritt

Deacon

Paul Gustafson

Deacon

Brandon Weis

Deacon

Tammy Hoyt

Deaconess & Mercy Ministry

Mike Wolfe

Deacon & Mercy Ministry

What We Believe

 

The Gospel

The gospel changes absolutely everything. It is the good news that the reign of God and His kingdom is at hand by the person, work, and ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ. He is the solution to all of the effects of sin in our hearts and in the world. (Gal. 2:14)

The Word of God

The gospel opens our eyes to the truth. The Holy Spirit uses the gospel through preaching, teaching, and discipleship to open blind eyes to the truth of Jesus Christ. It instructs, corrects, and sanctifies our lives, making us more and more like Christ. (2 Cor. 4:5-6)

God-centered Worship

The gospel makes us worshippers of the true and living God. The Father seeks to transform us into a people who exalt God through Jesus Christ alone. We are committed to God-centered public worship as a congregation, as well as in our families, and in our private lives. (John 4:23)

Commitment to the Local Church

The gospel is aimed at creating local Christian communities. This leads to the planting and flourishing of local churches. We are committed to teaching and living as a body, serving each other, and serving within our community and cultural context. (1 Thess. 1:8)

A Heart for the Nations

The gospel is good news for all the peoples of the world. It calls us as a congregation to be senders and goers, extending the kingdom to every tribe, tongue, and nation. We will make disciples, baptizing them, and teaching them to observe all that He has commanded. (Matt 28:18-20)

Download our Statement of Faith.

Membership

 

An extremely important part of life at Redeemer is membership. We feel that membership at RBC or any local church is necessary for a Christian’s growth. Through membership, you will experience deeper relationships with other believers as you witness and participate in living out the gospel on a daily basis: caring for others, forgiving others, serving others, practicing the “one anothers,” fellowshipping with and loving others. As we say at Redeemer, “the gospel changes everything” and as part of the body at Redeemer you will witness that truth in action.

Our Membership Process

Redeemer 101

 

Once each quarter we offer an introductory class for prospective members offering an overview of our vision, values, doctrine, polity, and ministries. During this class we will also offer the biblical rationale for church membership. Redeemer 101 is an informal time of teaching and conversation designed to be both engaging and informative.

 

Membership Application

 

After prospective members have taken Redeemer 101, they are encouraged to submit their application to the church office.

 

Membership Interview

 

Once the application is received, the office will schedule an interview for prospective members with a couple of RBC elders. Following a favorable interview, they will be received into membership and presented to the congregation as new members of the RBC faith family.

 

Ministry Involvement

 

After being received into membership, we will provide a specific platform for new members to explore the various ministries at RBC in an effort to help them get plugged into serving Christ’s body.

 

For more information on how you can take the next steps toward membership at RBC, please contact the church office at (952) 935-2425 or info@redeemerbiblechurch.com .

 

You can also learn more about why we think membership is important by picking up our Church Membership booklet at the Welcome Center on Sunday or view the electronic version here.

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