Redeeming Love Word Ministries, Inc. High Point

Redeeming Love Word Ministries, Inc.

High Point 740 N. Main Street

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#Preparation

“God gives the gift, but you must participate in the development process. You cannot become skilled at something you never practiced. You cannot become knowledgeable about something you never studied. You cannot become effective in an assignment you refuse to prepare for. And that's why David... Oh, first Samuel seventeen thirty four through 37. Before David stood, before Goliath, he spent time caring for his father's sheep. While protecting the sheep, David developed courage. He developed responsibility and confident in God. He learned how to use the tools of a shepherd. And when the greater challenge came, he was able to draw upon his earlier experiences.”

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#ServeGod

“Here, you got to hear me. Every gift does not operate behind a pulpit, but every gift surrendered to God can contribute to his word. Somebody has a gift for administration. Somebody has a gift for organization. Somebody has a gift for teacher. Somebody has a gift for working with children. Somebody has a gift for hospitality, and somebody has gift for helping people in practical way. Do you qualify?”

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#SurrenderToGod

“That's why you don't have time to play. You have to be quick to repent and get in synchronized with god. I ask God every day, sweep over my soul, try my reign. Because I wanna be who you call me to be. I want you to use me for your glory. I want you to use me like I never been used before. But it comes through submission and obedience.”

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Questions about Redeeming Love Word Ministries, Inc.

Visiting

When and where are services?
Sunday worship is at **10:00 a.m.** and Wednesday small groups meet at **7:20 p.m.** at **Redeeming Love Word Ministries, 740 N. Main Street, High Point, NC 27262**. Parking is behind the building, off N. Wrenn Street. (https://hisredeeminglove.com/plan-a-visit-landing-page/)

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What is the worship format, and does it vary by service?
Sunday worship is described as Biblical teaching “line upon line,” followed by praise and worship. It starts at 10:00 a.m. Sundays. Wednesday at 7:20 p.m. is different: it is a Small Group gathering that opens with prayer, then an icebreaker and discussion of a scripture from the previous Sunday’s message. (https://hisredeeminglove.com/plan-a-visit-landing-page/)

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Is registration required, or can someone simply arrive?
You can simply arrive; the website invites guests to join Sunday worship and does not say registration is required. It also offers an optional “Let us know you are coming” link if you’d like to notify the church ahead of time. (https://hisredeeminglove.com/plan-a-visit-landing-page/)

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Where should a first-time visitor park, enter, and check in children?
Park in the rear of the building, off N. Wrenn Street, and enter from there. Children’s Ministry is available during Sunday service at 10:00 a.m. for ages 2–5. The website doesn’t specify where or how to check children in, so ask a greeter when you arrive. (https://hisredeeminglove.com/plan-a-visit-landing-page/)

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Beliefs

What are its stated core beliefs?
Redeeming Love Word Ministries states that its core beliefs include:

- **Scripture and God:** The Old and New Testaments are inspired and trustworthy, with the New Testament as a guide for Christian belief and life. There is one eternal God in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
- **Salvation and baptism:** Sin separates people from God; salvation and new spiritual life come through faith in Jesus, confessing Him as Lord, and being made new by the Holy Spirit. Water baptism is for believers and does not itself save.
- **The Holy Spirit and Christian living:** The Holy Spirit comforts, guides, teaches, and empowers believers. The church also affirms holiness and a life of purity devoted to God.
- **Jesus’ return and eternity:** The church believes in the resurrection of the righteous, Jesus’ return and reign, and a real hell for those who die without accepting Jesus as Savior.
- **Healing and Communion:** Healing is attributed to God’s work through the Holy Spirit. Communion remembers Jesus’ death, with the bread representing His body and the cup representing the new covenant through His blood. (https://hisredeeminglove.com/what-we-believe/)

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What roles can women hold in church leadership?
Women can serve in ministry leadership, including leading prayer and Bible study; one woman recounts being asked by the pastor to take over those gatherings. ([38:34 from November 09, 2026]) Our teaching also encourages believers to develop and use gifts such as teaching, leadership, administration, and practical service to build up the church. ([26:04 from November 09, 2026]) The church’s Women’s Ministry provides a place for women to grow, develop their gifts, and serve the church and community. (https://hisredeeminglove.com/womens-ministry/)

The available information doesn’t give a formal list of church offices for women, but it does describe women serving and leading through these ministry assignments.

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Who leads the church, and how are leaders accountable?
Redeeming Love Word Ministries is led by Pastor Darryell W. Bass and First Lady Karen Bass. The church says its service is to be led and directed by the Holy Spirit. (https://hisredeeminglove.com/)

The church names God’s Word as the final authority for Christian life and belief. Its teaching also describes ministry gifts as entrusted by God: leaders and members are stewards, responsible for developing and using those gifts to serve and build up the church—not owners of them. ([32:40 from November 09, 2026]; [26:48 from November 09, 2026]) The information provided doesn’t specify a formal process for reviewing or disciplining church leaders. (https://hisredeeminglove.com/what-we-believe/)

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Teaching

Which recent sermons would help someone understand the teaching?
The most helpful recent sermon excerpts are the ones on **discerning counsel** and **building faith on Scripture**:

- **For “The Value of Wise Counsel”:** Pastor Newman describes receiving correction and learning not to accept every prophetic word at face value, but to discern whether it is from God and consider scriptural guidance. ([07:15 from November 09, 2026]) ([08:14 from November 09, 2026])
- **For “15 Biblical Reasons to Realign Our Faith”:** We teach that faith should be grounded in God’s Word, exercised daily, and supported by Scripture rather than by negative speech or unsupported claims. ([48:41 from November 09, 2026]) ([49:42 from November 09, 2026])

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How does the church talk about sin, confession and forgiveness?
Redeeming Love Word Ministries teaches that everyone has sinned and fallen short of God’s glory, and that sin separates people from God and brings spiritual death. The church calls people to acknowledge their sin and their need for salvation; salvation cannot be earned through good works. (https://hisredeeminglove.com/salvation/; https://hisredeeminglove.com/what-we-believe/)

The church describes confession as declaring faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior—believing that God raised Him from the dead. It teaches that people are made right with God through faith in Jesus, the Holy Spirit’s work, and Jesus’ blood and resurrection. Communion recalls that His blood brings forgiveness and draws people near to God. (https://hisredeeminglove.com/salvation/; https://hisredeeminglove.com/what-we-believe/)

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How does the teaching approach community and honesty with others?
We approach community as active service, fellowship, and mutual support—not just belonging to a group. Our website describes serving and supporting people in the wider community, while the sermon teaches that different gifts can contribute to the church’s work and that “we’re supposed to be workers together.” (https://hisredeeminglove.com/community-outreach/) ([44:14 from November 09, 2026]) ([45:10 from November 09, 2026])

We also encourage honesty: first, being real with yourself and taking off the mask, and then being transparent with others. One example shared in the sermon is a couple having an honest conversation about their backgrounds and agreeing on boundaries and how they wanted to shape their family. ([01:25:05 from November 09, 2026]) ([01:21:46 from November 09, 2026])

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How does the church approach doubt and suffering?
The church approaches doubt by encouraging believers to strengthen their faith through Scripture, prayer, and trust in God’s promises. We teach that faith grows by hearing God’s Word and should be exercised in everyday life; when doubt or negative thoughts arise, believers are encouraged to return to what Scripture says. ([48:41 from November 09, 2026]) ([55:42 from November 09, 2026])

Suffering and setbacks are treated as real challenges that can happen even when someone is trying to follow God. The encouragement is to keep trusting God through disappointment, hold to his promises, and continue in faith—not to assume that hardship means God has abandoned you. ([01:03:09 from November 09, 2026]) The church’s website similarly urges people to strengthen their belief before challenges come, so their faith can remain steady through the storm. (https://hisredeeminglove.com/15-biblical-reasons-to-realign-our-faith/)

The church also values sharing testimonies of difficulties people have overcome through faith, as a way to encourage others facing present or future struggles. (https://hisredeeminglove.com/blog/)

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How does the church approach faith and work?
We see faith as resting on Jesus’ finished work—not as something earned through good deeds—while work is an opportunity to live out faith by serving others and honoring God. (https://hisredeeminglove.com/salvation/)

At work and in the wider marketplace, we encourage believers to use their gifts, prepare and grow in their abilities, and let their conduct and service point people toward Jesus. Work can be a place to witness, pray for others, and make a practical difference; not every gift needs a pulpit or public platform. ([47:23 from November 09, 2026]) ([45:10 from November 09, 2026])

We also teach that faith is active: believers should build it through God’s Word and put it into practice in everyday life. In church, serving is likewise a way to show commitment to God and care for one another. ([49:42 from November 09, 2026]) (https://hisredeeminglove.com/get-involved/)

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Is an answer based on an official statement or an interpretation of sermons?
It would be an interpretation of the sermon excerpts, not an explicit official church statement. The website lists ministry and featured-message content but does not state an official position on this specific question (https://hisredeeminglove.com/sermons/; https://hisredeeminglove.com/ministries/). The sermons teach that every believer has a role and gifts to develop, but treating that teaching as an official statement on a separate question would be an interpretation ([21:58 from November 09, 2026]; [23:27 from November 09, 2026]).

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Community

Which groups currently meet, and when?
Small Groups meet every Wednesday at 7:20 p.m. The church also holds Sunday worship every Sunday at 10:00 a.m. The website lists Men’s, Women’s, and Youth Ministries, but doesn’t give separate meeting times for those ministries. (https://hisredeeminglove.com/)

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Are there groups or introductory gatherings open to newcomers?
Yes. The church lists **small groups every Wednesday at 7:20 p.m.** and welcomes visitors to its Sunday worship service at 10:00 a.m. Its Women’s Ministry also welcomes women who are new to the faith, with Bible studies, prayer groups, and fellowship events. The website doesn’t describe a separate newcomer orientation, so you can contact the church for details about joining a group. (https://hisredeeminglove.com/) (https://hisredeeminglove.com/womens-ministry/)

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Who can answer a question the published information doesn't resolve?
Our church encourages you to take the question to your pastor rather than relying on another believer who may not be equipped to advise you. ([53:26 from November 09, 2026])

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