Welcome to Redeemer Church of Piketon’s 2025 Bible Conference! In Session One, Pastor Keith Boothe brings a powerful message from 1 Peter 1:8–9 titled “The Just Shall Live by Faith.” With deep conviction and clarity, Pastor Boothe unpacks the believer’s joy in Christ, the certainty of our salvation, and the sustaining power of faith amid trials. This message sets the tone for our entire conference, calling us to fix our eyes on Jesus and to live each day in the sure hope of His promise.

Dr. Jason K. Boothe opens Luke 11:1–13, where Jesus teaches His disciples not just how to pray, but why believers can pray with boldness and confidence. Far from a ritual or obligation, prayer is a gracious gift—a blessed privilege secured by Christ and grounded in the loving character of our Heavenly Father.

In this Christ-centered message from Hebrews 11:1–3, Dr. Jason Boothe unpacks the nature, commendation, and power of saving faith. Far from being a human achievement, true faith is the gracious gift of God—opening blind eyes to see the unseen glory of Jesus Christ and to rest in His finished work. Preached during Session Three of the 2025 Redeemer Church Bible Conference (August 9–10, 2025), this sermon exalts the God who grants His people the eyes of faith to behold Christ the Lord.

In this Christ-centered message from Hebrews 11:1–3, Dr. Jason Boothe unpacks the nature, commendation, and power of saving faith. Far from being a human achievement, true faith is the gracious gift of God—opening blind eyes to see the unseen glory of Jesus Christ and to rest in His finished work. Preached during Session Three of the 2025 Redeemer Church Bible Conference (August 9–10, 2025), this sermon exalts the God who grants His people the eyes of faith to behold Christ the Lord.

In this episode of Pardoning Grace, Dr. Jason Boothe preaches from Colossians 3:1–11, unpacking the believer’s union with Christ in His death and resurrection. This passage isn’t a call to religious striving—it’s a summons to live out the reality of a new life that is already ours in Jesus.

In this episode of Pardoning Grace, Dr. Jason Boothe preaches from Colossians 3:1–11, unpacking the believer’s union with Christ in His death and resurrection. This passage isn’t a call to religious striving—it’s a summons to live out the reality of a new life that is already ours in Jesus.

In this episode of Pardoning Grace, Dr. Jason Boothe preaches from Colossians 3:1–11, unpacking the believer’s union with Christ in His death and resurrection. This passage isn’t a call to religious striving—it’s a summons to live out the reality of a new life that is already ours in Jesus.