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Pastor James Rathmann preaches on Exodus 20:14, the seventh commandment, you shall not commit adultery. This sermon explains the narrow and broad applications of the seventh commandment as well as our relationship to lust, seduction, and the pathway to freedom in Christ.

In this episode James Rathmann and Bruce Nickoley discuss one of their favorite topics, covenant theology. They cover chapter 5 of RC Sproul's book What is Reformed Theology? If you are in one of our studies this corresponds to lesson 4 and if you're not in one of our studies we still think you'll enjoy this podcast!

Pastor James Rathmann preaches on the 6th commandment, "you shall not murder." We learn that Christianity is the ethic of life applied with true justice.  Preached on October 18, 2026 at Redemption Church Denver Join us 9:30 Sunday Mornings,  Redemptiondenver.com

Pastor James Rathmann preached on Exodus 20:12, the fifth commandment, on October 12, 2026 at Redemption Church Denver.  The fifth commandment is the first of the second table of the law and provides the foundation for all social interaction. Join us 9:30am Sunday mornings 4345 W 46th Ave Denver, CO 80212  RedemptionDenver.com

Guest Preacher Rev. JP Watson joins us from Christ Presbyterian Church Englewood to share a teaching on Christ's parable of the Prodigal Son.  Preached Sunday 10/04/2026 at Redemption Church Denver.

Justification by Faith Alone & Christ Alone (Fall '26 Study Guide #3) James Rathmann and Bruce Nicholey host Redemption Church Denver’s podcast study guide #3, covering chapters 3–4 of R.C. Sproul’s What Is Reformed Theology? on justification by faith alone and Christ alone. They discuss how to awaken awareness of sin through God’s law and humanity’s calling to reflect God’s image, then define justification using the Shorter Catechism: God pardons sins and accepts believers as righteous through Christ’s imputed righteousness received by faith alone. They contrast Reformed teaching with Roman Catholic views of faith plus merit, distinguish justification (a one-time act) from sanctification (an ongoing work), and explain imputation and double imputation using Zechariah 3 and Romans 5. They also affirm Christ as fully God and fully man, referencing Chalcedon and the offices of prophet, priest, and king, and announce an October 12 book club at Leaver’s Locavore featuring C.R. Wiley’s Man Made.