How do we know that redemption is personal and individual?

The sermon highlights that redemption is not a collective act but deeply personal and individual. In Exodus 30:12-13, it states that every man must give according to his soul's need, echoing the teaching that each person must stand before God personally. This aligns with scriptural truths where individual accountability for sin is underlined. For instance, Paul emphasizes personal faith in Galatians 2:20, stating that Christ loved him and gave Himself for him. This personal aspect of redemption assures individuals that despite their communal worship, their relationship with Christ and acknowledgment of His salvation is theirs alone.