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There are times in life when it becomes clear to everyone looking in that we have lost our focus on what is truly important. We get so focused on what we want and what we are afraid of that all we can do is complain. We don’t care who we are complaining to or sometimes...

Many times in life we find ourselves concerned, worried, or afraid.  Our natural inclination is to trust only ourselves when in doubt, but the Lord desires something different from us.  He desires for us to listen and place our trust in Him.  Check out this week’s message as we continue the exodus of God’s people and...

What do Richard and Karen, Donnie and Marie, and Finneas and Billie all have in common? They are all brother and sister duets. In Exodus 15, we are introduced to another singing sibling duo. Their song was such a hit that everybody sang it. In fact they’re still singing it today! Check out this week’s...

Oswald Chambers said once, “Faith never knows where it is being led, but it loves and knows the one who is leading. This ought to be the goal of every Christian; to know and love the One who leads and guides us through life and to Himself. Check out this week’s message as we continue...

Why does a parent give detailed instructions to their children on how to ride a bike or drive a car? The answer should be obvious. They want them to be safe and to enjoy their time on the road. Similarly, God gave detailed instructions to His children about the Passover, the Feast of Unleavened Bread,...

God reveals himself in what He says and by what He does, and He always does what He says He will do. Check out this week’s message as we look at the 10th and final plague God brings against Egypt and the exodus of God’s people.

What is your favorite inspirational speech from either real-life or a movie? These speeches lay out a vision for the future that could not be seen before. In Exodus 12, we find God telling Moses and Aaron how the people are to commemorate the Passover for generations to come.‌Check out this week’s message as we count...

“When Israel entered Egypt, it was as a family. When they made their exit from Egypt, it was as a nation… An old cliché says, ‘No nation is stronger than the families of that nation.’ The zero hour has come for Israel. The countdown begins in this chapter (ch.12) for the exodus of the children...

As we head into Chapter 11 of Exodus this Sunday, we will see that this is the first time Moses is told when the plagues will end. There’s been much build up towards this final plague with anticipation of the Israelites finally to be set free.‌ Check out this week’s message as we continue in...

“The plagues in general foreshadow the judgment that is going to come against all the followers of Satan, against all unbelievers in the end times…In the book of Exodus, we not only have a display of God’s sovereignty in redeeming His people out of Egypt, but we have a picture of God’s final judgment against...

“If Christ has died for me, ungodly as I am, without strength as I am, then I cannot live in sin any longer, but must arouse myself to love and serve Him who has redeemed me.”   – Charles Spurgeon  Check out this week’s message we continue our study in the book of Exodus.

“The resurrection is a fact better attested than any event recorded in any history, whether ancient or modern.” — Charles Spurgeon The truth is that the evidence for resurrection is overwhelming, yet many choose to ignore it. When confronted with this evidence, we will do one of two things. We will either embrace it or...

“Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion! Shout aloud, O daughter of Jerusalem! Behold, your king is coming to you; righteous and having salvation is he, humble and mounted on a donkey, on a colt, the foal of a donkey.” – Zechariah 9:9  (ESV)Check out this week’s message as we celebrate Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem and...

“Who is like the LORD? Who is like Him among the gods?” Beginning in Exodus 7, we learn the answer. No one! There is none like the Lord, glorious in majesty and power and doing dreadful and awesome wonders! Check out this week’s message as we continue our study of the book of Exodus and...

Have you ever heard God’s promise but struggled in waiting for God to show up? This Sunday, we begin to see God demonstrating His power, showing that He is bigger than our doubts and our idols. He is bigger than we’ve ever imagined. Check out this week’s message as we discover how God wants each...

“The ultimate concern and plan of God is redemption. Redemption is not a peripheral matter, rather it cuts to the very core of Divine activity. From the foundation of the world God has determined to bring about redemption in Christ.” – R. C. Sproul. And what a glorious redemption it is! Check out this week’s...

The late English theologian John Stott once said, “The occupational hazard of the Christian ministry and evangelism is discouragement.” Though this adage was clearly true of Moses, it is also true for every Christian who endeavors to do the will of God. Check out this week’s message as we continue our study in the book...

Have you ever found yourself in a role you feel inadequate for? Join us Sunday as we see how God is the great equipper, as He equips Moses for the task of accomplishing His plan even when Moses has all sorts of fears and doubts. Do we trust that God is able to do that...

In Isaiah 6, the prophet Isaiah sees the Lord “sitting upon a throne, high and lifted up.” Though overwhelmed, he hears the Lord call out, “Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?” He responds, “Here I am! Send me.” Moses had a similar encounter with God, but his response was more like,...

How might you feel if, in your retirement years, God came to you and told you to start a deliverance ministry? Well, that is precisely what happened to Moses. At 80 years of age, God appears to him and calls him to deliver His people out of bondage in Egypt. Check out this week’s message...

Have you ever felt like a failure or wondered if your sin has disqualified you from serving God? If you have, you are in good company. But the question remains: can God still use us after we fail? Check out this week’s message as we continue our study of the book of Exodus and look...

You have probably heard about mothers leaving their infants at the entrance to a hospital or fire station. What would motivate a mother to set her baby afloat on a crocodile-infested river? ‌ Check out this week’s message as we continue our study of the book of Exodus.

They say, “It’s not what you know. It’s who you know that matters.” Those who have connections with people in high positions can, and often do, benefit from those connections and relationships. This was especially true for the people of God in Egypt, but we learn that Yahweh is the most important person anyone can...

The book of Exodus picks up where Genesis left off. In it, we see the greatness, the power, and the majesty of God, as well as His holiness, faithfulness, and love. The Exodus is a remarkable story of deliverance and redemption, and not just for the Jews, but for us as well, for Exodus points...

The shepherds came away from their encounter with Jesus “changed” or “made new”. How do we live in light of the coming of the Messiah? Check out this week’s message as we continue our Advent series “White as Snow.”