Broward Church

The book of Judges reveals a cycle Israel couldn’t escape—idolatry, sin, oppression, crying out, and God’s deliverance. Judges 4 drops us right into that cycle, where Israel has been crushed for twenty years under the iron might of Sisera’s army. But when they cry out, God responds in an unexpected way—raising up Deborah, a prophetess and judge, to lead His people. Alongside her stands Barak, who...

What can an ancient story about a fearful man hiding in a winepress teach us about courage, calling, and freedom today? In this episode, we dive into the book of Judges — a dark yet heroic chapter of Israel’s history to uncover timeless lessons for modern life. We’ll explore the spiritual cycle that Israel couldn’t escape: drifting from God, facing the fallout, crying out for help, and being deliv...

Everyone worships something. The question isn’t if you worship — the question is what or who you worship. Joshua 24 takes us to a dramatic moment in Israel’s history, where Joshua gathers millions of people at Shechem, stands before them as an old man, and declares a truth that echoes through the centuries: “Choose this day whom you will serve … but as for me and my household, we will serve the Lo...

What do you do when God doesn’t make sense? The story of Joshua entering the Promised Land forces us to wrestle with one of the hardest questions in the Bible: Why would God command the destruction of nations? Was it unjust—or was it an act of perfect justice and love we can’t fully see? This message digs into the history, the culture, and God’s higher perspective—revealing why His ways are always...

Have you ever felt trapped by a label—something someone called you, or a mistake from your past that stuck? In Joshua 2, we meet Rahab the prostitute, a woman whose entire identity was defined by her brokenness. But Rahab made a bold choice: she believed that “the Lord your God is God in heaven above and on earth below.” Her faith led her to protect Israel’s spies, and through a scarlet cord in he...

In this sermon from Joshua 1, we see God calling Joshua and the new generation of Israel to cross the Jordan River and take possession of the land He promised centuries earlier. The lesson is clear: God’s promises are certain, but receiving them requires courageous faith, obedience to His Word, and a willingness to step into the unknown. Drawing from Israel’s history, New Testament truths, and rea...

In this week's exploration of the story of Balaam from Numbers 22, we're challenged to examine our deepest desires and their impact on our spiritual lives. The central question posed is deceptively simple yet profoundly impactful: 'What do you want?' Through Balaam's tragic journey, we see how even those who know God's will can be led astray by their own wants. This narrative serves as a stark war...

In this week's message, we explore the journey of trust through the lens of Numbers 21:4-9. The Israelites' struggle in the wilderness mirrors our own battles with impatience, discontentment, and lack of faith. We're reminded that complaining against God is more than just grumbling—it's a sin that reveals our distrust in His promises. The bizarre incident with the bronze serpent becomes a striking...

In this sermon, we take a closer look at the story of Moses striking the rock in Numbers 20—a moment that shows how even someone as faithful as Moses can fall short. It's a powerful reminder that trusting God fully and honoring Him, especially when things get tough, really matters. We also reflect on how the Israelites' constant complaining isn't so different from our own struggles today. For spir...

What can we learn from a rebellion that shook an entire community? In this video, we explore the powerful story of Korah’s uprising in Numbers 16—a moment that shows just how serious it is to challenge God’s appointed leadership. It’s not just about defiance; it’s about the condition of the heart. We’ll talk about how discontent spreads, how easily we can be influenced by the wrong voices, and why...

In Exodus 32, the Israelite's create a golden calf — a striking moment that reveals how quickly we can turn away from God when things don’t go our way. This story isn’t just ancient history; it speaks directly to us today. In this video, we explore what it means to make a “convenient” version of God — one that fits our preferences rather than challenges us to grow. Are we worshiping God for who He...

This week’s message explores the profound concept of God's presence through the lens of the Old Testament tabernacle. This portable sanctuary, described in Exodus 25-27, beautifully illustrates two seemingly contradictory truths about our relationship with God. First, we learn that God eagerly moves towards sinners, desiring to dwell among His people despite their imperfections. The tabernacle, pl...

What The Law Says About Us?  

Today, we dive into the timeless wisdom of the Ten Commandments, exploring how these ancient guidelines remain relevant in our modern lives. As we journey through each commandment, we're encouraged to reflect on where our true loyalties lie and how we spend our time, money, and thoughts. As we wrestle with these divine instructions, be reminded that while we may fall short, God's grace through Chr...

This week, we continue exploring the Exodus story in The Ministry of God's Promise series. The passage of the Israelites through the Red Sea symbolizes our baptism and rebirth in Christ, while their wanderings in the desert mirror our own walk of faith. We're challenged to see ourselves in this narrative - our struggles with sin, our need for God's guidance, and our growth in faith. The message al...

In this dynamic exploration of Exodus 16, we're invited to reflect on God's provision and our daily dependence on Him. The story of manna in the wilderness isn't just about food. God's daily provision of bread from heaven was a test, teaching the Israelites that true life comes not just from physical sustenance, but from every word that proceeds from God's mouth. This challenges us to examine our...

What does it really take to experience freedom and transformation? In this message, we look at the story of the Israelites crossing the Red Sea (Exodus 14) as more than just a miracle—it’s a mirror for our own lives. Like them, we often find ourselves stuck between where we’ve been and where God is calling us to go. This sermon dives into what it means to walk away from what's holding us back—whet...

Journey with us through Exodus 12 as we uncover how the first Passover points to the ultimate sacrifice of Christ. Each element—the bitter herbs, unleavened bread, and lamb’s blood—tells a story of suffering, urgency, and redemption. God's justice and mercy come together powerfully, foreshadowing the salvation we now have in Jesus, our true Passover Lamb. This reflection calls us to approach commu...

This message explores the story of Moses and the burning bush from Exodus 3, highlighting God's unwavering faithfulness to His promises and His pattern of using passionate individuals for His perfect purposes. We see how God called Moses, despite his past and self-doubt, to lead the Israelite's out of Egypt. This narrative reminds us that God's promises endure through generations and that He often...

This week's sermon took a unique approach, featuring testimonies from three members of our congregation who have experienced significant challenges in their lives. Through their stories, we explored how God works in our lives even during our darkest moments, transforming our pain into purpose and our struggles into strength. The sermon emphasized that while our dreams may not always unfold as we e...

The central question from this sermon- 'Who put Joseph in the pit?' - challenges us to grapple with the tension between human evil and divine purpose. As we journey through Joseph's life, from dreamer to slave to ruler, we witness how God intends even the darkest moments for ultimate good. The key message from Genesis 50:20: 'You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good.' reminds us that...

Sermon Notes Genesis 40, Genesis 41:16, Deuteronomy 7:9, Deuteronomy 29:29, Daniel 2:27-28, Nahum 1:7, Acts 2:17, Romans 9:20-21, James 4:13-15.

From dreamer to pit-dweller, Joseph’s story mirrors our own spiritual journeys—where kingdom dreams often face trials, setbacks, and moments of doubt. But just as God was faithful to Joseph, He is faithful to us. Even in our lowest moments, we can trust that God is working behind the scenes, turning our pain into purpose. Join us as we explore how to hold on to God’s promises, navigate seasons of...

In Genesis 32, we see Jacob go through a life-changing encounter with God. His intense wrestling match isn’t just a physical struggle—it represents the challenges we all face in life and faith. This moment shows us the power of perseverance and how our toughest battles can shape who we are. After fighting through the night, Jacob is given a new name—Israel, meaning "he who struggles with God." It’...