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Psalm 13 is an appropriate Psalm for the year 2020. It has something to say to those who perhaps wonder where is God when his people struggle and feel alone. Come and let the truths of this Psalm encourage us.

Presence. A word that has been taken for granted but has experienced renewed appreciation in these COVID days. We were made for presence with one another and with God but we couldn't provide the way. Only God could do it. Hear as we encounter this holy God who secured the way through Christ so we could have restored fellowship with Him forever.

Israel has been made the covenant people of God, and are now called to respond generosly to God´s gift. We look also how we today are are to respond to respond generously to God´s blessings, in our church, communities and beyond.

In COVID times when connection in relationship seems blocked or hindered, our longing to relate is more acute. In this sermon, we look at Exodus 24, reading about a profound moment of connection between God and His people and how God wants to make relationship possible when we feel far from Him.

On the heels of receiving the code for holy living, God's people are promised a bright future in a fertile land, but in the meantime, they must wait on God's timing to accomplish His purposes. Similarly, we are stuck in the meantime between Christ's resurrection and Christ's second coming.

God gives more laws to His covenant people, the nation of Israel, related to worship. God reminds us that we owe Him our worship. The most important thing we will do this week is worship God. Hear from God's word and to bring Him a sacrifice of praise.

Would you assume that if a parent, boss or coach gave you more rules that he or she was caring for you? You may be tempted to think that they are trying to control you and get their own way. God cares greatly for his people. He cares about the details of our daily lives. So much so that he gave these laws in Exodus 20-23 so he could help his people apply the ten commandments to their daily life.

Have you ever wondered - what exactly does God want from me? Considering the 10 commandments and all the rules we get in life from people, what really is the bottom line? Join us for a word on The Big Thing God Wants from Us as we look at the summary of the 10 commandments in Matthew 22:34-40.

It's election time. COVID drags on. Culture is on a roller coaster. In all this, our desires are raging and sometimes get the best of us. We look at the 10th commandment, where Christianity addresses coveting and human desire. If you ever struggle to change desires you know are off, come and hear how God redirects our broken desires to a new affection.

It is easy to see in our world and in ourselves the consequences of lying and failure to tell the truth. But in our failings we have a Savior who is ever faithful. The one who embodies truth. The one who has never broken a promise. He is not just an example to follow but he is our hope as we fail to tell the truth and keep our promises. Join us as we look to Christ who is faithful to forgive and e...

They say 'money makes the world go round' and 'greed is good.' That doesn't sit well with us and yet we don't know why. This week in our Freed to Follow series, we look at the eighth commandment in order to learn the path of Christ, from Destructive Theft to Generous Love.

We all have ambitions. We all have stress. Both contribute to a heart that longs for more - even to the point of drifting in relationship with God and those closest to us. In Ex 20:14 we explore the way of devotion in marriage, family and with Christ at South CLT Pres.

Rules tell us something about the person making the rules, and rules tell us something about those to whom the rules apply. The ten commandments are no different. As we study the Sixth Commandment in our series through Exodus, Freed to Follow, we discuss what God's prohibition of murder tells us about ourselves and about God.

Pastor Dean continues our series through the Ten Commandments covering the issue of authority and the Fifth Commandment.

Pastoral Intern Nate Groelsema's sermon discusses the topic of Sabbath Rest and the Fourth Commandment as we continue our series through Exodus entitled, "Freed to Follow"

Pastor Dean continues our week-by-week examination of the Ten Commandments in our sermon series through Exodus entitled "Freed to Follow"

Pastor Josh continues a sermon series through Exodus entitled "Freed to Follow" with a sermon on the second commandment.

In the middle of a sermon series through Exodus, we pause to highlight each of the Ten Commandments, beginning with Pastoral Intern Pancho Contesse's sermon on the First Commandment.

Pastoral Intern Kurt Witters discusses the reunion of Moses and his father in law, Jethro, in continuation of a series through Exodus, "Freed to Follow"

Pastor Josh discusses the rescue of the Israelites from the attacking Amalekites in continuation of a sermon series through Exodus entitled "Freed to Follow"

A continuation of our series through Exodus, "Freed to Follow"

Pastor Dean continues our series through the book of Exodus, "Freed to Follow"

Pastoral and Youth Intern Matt McFarling discusses the Israelites grumbling in the wilderness just after crossing the Red Sea, part of a sermon series through Exodus entitled "Freed to Follow"

Back in our study of Exodus, Freed to Follow, Pastor Dean analyzes the Song of Moses and its applications for the believer.

In wrapping up our leadership series "Follow, Lead, and Get Out of the Way", Pastor Dean dives into the difficult passage of 1 Timothy 2:8-15.