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The Mosaic Exodus is an escape for us through Jesus too

God asks Moses to do hard things. When we want to avoid difficulty, we've got to recall that hard is not equal to bad, but that God reorients challenges to glorious purposes.

The only credential Moses had to lead God's people was God's presence. Whatever steps you take, be sure to take the Lord with you.

Exodus 3: Moses confronts the plan, the problem, and the Provider of delivering God's people

Consider how God's delivered you already as you participate in his dream to deliver others

Guest speaker Jack Rosenquist

Guest speaker Micah Fowler (Lexington, KY) on Genesis 32

Guest speakers Sam & Linnea Faller on Genesis 16

From Abram to Samuel to the Apostles to today, God chooses deeply flawed, but very special people for a very special purpose

From Genesis 15, Hebrews 11 & I Peter 1, we look at the promises God makes Abraham -- credited as the Father of multiple faiths -- and acknowledge that Abraham's devotion preceded his righteous obedience

Guest speaker Alan Alameda from our sister church in Hershey, PA allegorizes the story of Babel from Genesis 11. What consequences do we see when family, media, career and other aspirations get elevated over our pursuit of God?

How do you see God? What is it like to walk with God (Genesis 6:9)?

Campus ministers from our sister church in State College discuss the different voices we tend to listen to that keep us within or guide us out of the boundaries that God sets, from the Garden (Genesis 2-3) to the pastures and valleys (Psalm 23) to today's various concerns

God created the earth with intention and intimacy (Genesis 1). Our purpose is to let the creator cook and remain moldable as the potter's clay (Jeremiah 18).

Will the Word of God have the same authority over your evenings and mornings?

God establishes his timing from the very beginning! In life, we need to be properly "dressed" for the seasons, learn how to rest and establish rhythms to mirror and maximize God's perfection.

Creation itself was an act of grace. Guest speaker Khai Le takes us through Genesis 1-3, laying out how God created everything we know for our enjoyment -- even the curse of sin meant to demonstrate his favor.

From the selection and setting of the Cornerstone, God has chosen to intertwine His story with ours

What you believe about God and how you follow God do matter. It comes down to loving others and living in step with repentance.

Featuring selections from Psalm 107, themes of independence to interdependence, distress to deliverance, rebellion to redemption and worldliness to worship, our stories end -- and should probably begin! -- with crying out to God Follow along with this playlist! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3G3nCAwemqo2dQKm28Lug1?si=5e3093c88cea441d

For the first edition of our sermon series following the Thread podcast plan, we turn to Luke 15 for 3 different stories of how we interpret God's intentions and actions in our lives determine our view of God Himself -- sometimes in spite of the lengths He goes to seek us out and pursue our love

You've probably missed hearing Sunday sermons from James in 2024, but now we're on our way back! Be sure to update your podcast apps today!

As we introduce a new series, Romans 15:4 instructs us that all the scriptures written over thousands of years tell us the story of how to embrace God's love. Starting next week, follow along on the Thread Podcast app !

We look at the case of the Ethiopian eunuch from Acts 8, who chose to meet the moment when God called him out of financial, cultural, sexual and circumstantial hindrances

The Holy Spirit not only convicts the world of wrongdoing (John 16), but He enables us with various gifts (I Corinthians 12) to demonstrate righteousness