We want to invite you to our new quarterly spiritual workshop for Christians called Equip. They are designed for Christians to learn how to live in the power of God all day, every day.

This quarter we want God to equip us with how we listen to God and how we speak to ourselves.

Reading the Bible For All Its Worth: When you read the Bible, does it feel like you reading a book or listening to a person? How can we learn to listen to God so his Word feels like drinking living water, not stuffing down spiritual cough syrup.

Gospel Fluency: Could it be that our problem is we spend more time listening to ourselves than we do speaking to ourselves? What if the most important sermon we hear is the one we preach to ourselves?

Venue: N-1, 2nd Floor, Green Park, New Delhi 110016 (Near Green Park Main Market).

Location: Click here for the location.

Nearest Metro Stations: Green Park Metro Station (4 min by vehicle) and Hauz Khas Metro Station (7 min by vehicle)

For App-based Taxi: Use this as the destination - Learning Matters, Block N, Green Park, New Delhi, 110016

Parking: Some free parking spots are available. Paid parking is available next door, at Green Park Main Market.

You’re invited to attend a special reflection on the birth of Christ, featuring music, poetry, and a Christmas play written by Akshay Rajkumar. Lunch will follow.

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Venue: N-1, 2nd Floor, Green Park, New Delhi 110016 (Near Green Park Main Market).

Location: Click here for the location.

Time: 10:30am

Nearest Metro Stations: Green Park Metro Station (4 min by vehicle) and Hauz Khas Metro Station (7 min by vehicle)

For App-based Taxi: Use this as the destination - Learning Matters, Block N, Green Park, New Delhi, 110016

Parking: Some free parking spots are available. Paid parking is available next door, at Green Park Main Market.

Our hope in Christ can sound too good to be true; or perhaps it is so good, it has to be true. We want to invite you to attend an evening of meditation on the goodness of Good Friday.

Hotel Southgate, C-18, Ch Hukum Chand Marg, C-Block, Green Park, New Delhi 110016

Nearest Metro Station: Green Park Metro Station

If traveling by Uber use this destination: PROJECT UNLEARN, N-33, Green Park Ext Rd, New Delhi, Delhi 110016

The Day Death Died

Easter is when we remember the day the power of death was overcome by the power of resurrection. We want to invite you to see how the comfort of the resurrection can provide for those who grieve a crown of beauty instead of ashes, the oil of joy instead of mourning, and a garment of praise instead of a spirit of despair.

The Day God Died

Good Friday is when we remember the day God died in the darkness so we can live in the light. We want to invite you to a meditation on the goodness of Good Friday and meaningfully remember the day everything changed.

Resound | Kizuna (絆)

Kizuna (絆) in Japanese means friendship/brotherhood-bond, tie, connection or knit together.

All Resound churches—geographically distant but spiritually united in Christ—aim to be knit together with other member churches across Asia-Pacific.

All Resound virtual meetings and conferences are called Resound | Kizuna—a place where we come together and encourage and equip one another to proclaim the good news of Jesus across Asia-Pacific.

Redeemer belongs to an Asia-Pacific family of churches called Resound, which is hosting a webinar with Dr. Rebecca McLaughlin on Seeing Women As Jesus Did.

Dr. Rebecca McLaughlin

Rebecca McLaughlin holds a Ph.D. in Renaissance Literature from Cambridge University and a theology degree from Oak Hill College in London. She is the author of Confronting Christianity: 12 Hard Questions for the World's Largest Religion (2019), which was named book of the year by Christianity Today, and of 10 Questions Every Teen Should Ask (and Answer) about Christianity (2021), The Secular Creed: Engaging 5 Contemporary Claims (2021), and Is Christmas Unbelievable? Four Questions Everyone Should Ask About the World's Most Famous Story (2021). She lives in Cambridge Massachusetts with her husband Bryan, and their three children.

We're reopening after a long season of being online and we want to celebrate being able to meet in-person with a lunch banquet, right after the Sunday service. We’d love for you to join.

At the end of a tumultuous year we want to look back and give thanks to the Lord for His goodness and look forward to the year ahead with confidence in His grace. On this special service of thanksgiving we want to invite all who are willing to prepare to give thanks during a time of testimony.

Good News for the Not Good Enough

This year we want to meditate on the birth of Christ through the arts in a special service followed by lunch.

We’d love for you and your loved ones to join us as we ask why Christmas is good news for our nagging sense of not-good-enoughness.

Update (23/12/2022): The Christmas Banquet will go ahead in-person and online, as originally planned.

Christmas Day. Hotel Southgate, Green Park, from 11am onwards

Update (22/12/2022): Given the government directive issued on Dec 22, 2022, to ban any festival related gatherings on Christmas day, we are going to host our Christmas service online (10:30am onwards).

We feel an online service, while certainly not ideal, will actually create the same experience for everyone who joins. On Christmas day especially we feel it will be important for all of us to feel united in our shared sense of disconnection, while celebrating our hope in Christ in these deeply disruptive times.

The link to join will be posted here on Christmas Day.

The Death of Porn: A Webinar with Ray Ortlund, author of "The Death of Porn: Men of Integrity Building a World of Nobility.”

Your Battle against Porn Isn’t about Porn. It’s about Hope. The Death of Porn inspires men to come together in new ways to fight the injustice of porn and build a world of nobility for every man and woman—for the sake of future generations.

Jay Stringer is a therapist, speaker and author of the award-winning book "Unwanted: How Sexual Brokenness Reveals Our Way to Healing"

Unwanted explores the key drivers of unwanted sexual behavior, why people stay in self-destructive patterns, and how to disempower shame. His research is one of the most comprehensive studies on the subject and Unwanted is being used by counselors, churches, and small groups throughout the world.

Money cannot make us happy but it can keep us from misery. It is an art, a science and a discipline to have authority over our financial health by growing in faithful stewardship of our resources.

We want to invite you to a webinar with Mr. Mathew Titus on Managing Money Well.

Matthew Titus is a Senior Advisor at Centre for Social Impact and Philanthropy. He has also served as Advisory Board Member of Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority and Advisory Board Member of the Micro-finance Development and Equity Fund for NABARD. He was also Member of Prime Minister’s Council on Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises for approximately 4 years.

Why can’t we control our anger? Or stop overeating? Or wasting time online? Why can't we seem to finish our projects? Or make progress in our spiritual lives? Why do we fall for the same stupid temptations over and over again?

We lack self-control.

We want to invite you to a webinar with Drew Dyck, author of Your Future Self Will Thank You: Secrets to Self-Control from the Bible & Brain Science.

Drew Dyck has a M.A. in Theology and is an acquisitions editor at Moody Publishers and a contributing editor at Christianity Today. His work has appeared in numerous publications, including USA Today, The Huffington Post, and CNN.com. He is also the author of Generation Ex-Christian: Why young adults are leaving the faith...and how to bring them back (2010) and Yawning at Tigers: You Can't Tame God, So Stop Trying (2014).

Drew grew up in Canada and now lives in the Portland area with his wife, Grace, and their children, Athanasius and Mary. See DrewDyck.com or follow him on Twitter @drewdyck.

No one expected the next industry disruption to come from a disease. The work disruption from Covid-19 affects our hearts and our vocation. We want to invite you to a webinar with Missy Wallace and Thomas Abraham to see how we can overcome internal obstacles to make the most of every external opportunity.

Missy Wallace is Vice President and Executive Director of the Global Faith and Work Initiative (GFWI), a ministry of Redeemer City to City. Before moving to GFWI, Missy Wallace was the founder and Executive Director of the Nashville Institute for Faith and Work (NIFW). 

Prior to launching NIFW, Missy worked at Bank of America in Charlotte, NC; The Boston Consulting Group in Chicago, Singapore, Bangkok, and New York; Time Warner in New York; and most recently on the team that launched a new independent high school where she worked in various roles over a decade in marketing, admissions, and college counseling. 

Missy holds a BA in economics from Vanderbilt and an MBA from the JL Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern. When not working, you can usually find Missy on the Red Trail in Percy Warner Park in Nashville, TN with her husband of 25 years, her dog, and at least one of her three almost-grown children.

Joining Missy Wallace on the call, will be Thomas Abraham, who is a business and management consultant and the Founder of HR2TECH & T-Ventures. HR2Tech is a strategic partner to HR tech companies seeking to build a global business. T-Ventures is a Consulting firm which works with B2B SaaS companies to develop business strategy & long term vision, provides leadership & executive coaching for the founders and also helps in creating & supporting the 'go to market' plan.

In his corporate leadership role, Thomas was Managing Director of various multinational corporations, including Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting and Sage Software. He is on the Advisory Board of over 10 start-ups guiding them on strategy, ‘go to market’, and partnerships.

A workshop with Akshay Rajkumar on effective storytelling

A webinar with Anand Mahadevan and Akshay Rajkumar

New City Mumbai and Redeemer Delhi are co-hosting a webinar on responding to expected financial challenges in the time of Covid-19.

Anand Mahadevan is an author, church planter, and business journalist. His first book is Grace of God and Flaws of Men (LifeWay, 2018). He also is the lead church planter of New City Church, Mumbai, and is married to Ajitha, with whom he has two children, Varun and Varsha.

Akshay is an author, publisher, and church planter. He's written a book called The Whistler in the Wind, leads company called Ten Letter Word and planted a church called Redeemer. He lives in New Delhi with his wife Shruti and their daughter Mia.

FUTUROSA XX20

Reading the Times | Writing the Future

Futurosa is a conference for professionals to see how we can become a future-shaping people; not a future fearing one.

Click here to find out more

The church is one body with many members.

Membership is belonging to a church. It's moving from being friendly with a church to becoming family. It’s when greater intimacy comes with greater devotion and brings greater growth, unity and maturity. It’s how we’re meant to flourish as real people who reveal the real Jesus in the real world.

If you're a member or have been attending Redeemer for a while and are looking for a church to call family, we would love to invite you to our membership preview. It will give members a picture of what the future looks like for us. It will give anyone curious about membership a glimpse, a taste, and a feel of what it will be like to be a member of Redeemer.

We invite you to a winter picnic in the park, featuring a friendly Ultimate Frisbee contest and a pot-luck lunch with some good food and great company.