The Goose | Post Tenebras Lux

Redemption Hill Church Sermons

In this episode, we dive into Romans chapter six, verses four through eleven, exploring the profound themes of identity and regeneration in Christ. We reflect on the life of John Hus, affectionately known as "The Goose," a key figure in the Reformation who boldly preached the gospel despite facing severe opposition from the Catholic Church.

I share Hus's journey from a young boy in Prague to a professor and ultimately a minister, emphasizing the transformative power of the Holy Spirit in his life. We discuss how Hus's teachings, influenced by Wycliffe, challenged the status quo and brought the message of grace to the people, leading to his martyrdom.

Throughout the episode, I highlight the importance of theology and understanding our identity in Christ, reminding listeners that we are all filled with the same Holy Spirit that empowered great reformers like Hus. I encourage everyone to engage with Scripture, as it shapes our understanding and transforms our lives.

As we reflect on Hus's courage and the impact of his faith, I remind us that while we may not face the same trials, we are called to live out our faith boldly in our everyday lives. We celebrate the victory over sin and death through Christ, urging listeners to embrace their new identity and purpose in Him.

In closing, we pray for the strength to live with boldness and grace, continuing the work of the kingdom in our communities.

00:00:00 - Introduction and Scripture Reading
00:02:16 - John Hus: The Goose
00:03:46 - Hus's Early Life and Education
00:05:41 - The Importance of Theology
00:08:39 - Identity in Christ
00:10:25 - Spiritual Resurrection
00:12:49 - Regeneration and New Life
00:14:48 - Unity with Christ
00:16:09 - The Courage of John Hus
00:19:01 - Hus's Teachings and Opposition
00:21:29 - Hus's Martyrdom
00:23:58 - The Legacy of John Hus
00:25:50 - The Power of the Gospel
00:30:11 - Celebrating New Life in Christ
00:34:20 - Closing Prayer and Reflection