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At Mount Sinai, God gives Israel the Ten Commandments, calling them to be His holy people. But while Moses is on the mountain, Israel turns to idolatry, crafting a golden calf in rebellion against God. Though judgment follows, God also shows mercy, renewing His covenant and dwelling among His people. His faithfulness remains, even when we fail. (Exodus 19–20, 32–34)

Listen to this MidWeek message to learn how God calls the faithful, and how we don't have to carry the weight of the world on our shoulders.

With Pharaoh’s army closing in, Israel is trapped between the Red Sea and certain death. But God parts the waters, and His people walk through on dry ground, while their enemies are swallowed by the sea. God is still making a way for those who trust Him. (Exodus 14–15)

Pharaoh refuses to let Israel go, so God unleashes ten plagues, each one striking at Egypt’s gods and economy. Water turns to blood, locusts consume the land, darkness falls, and Pharaoh’s heart remains hard. Each plague is a chance to repent, but Pharaoh resists. In this story, we see both God's power over evil and His mercy in giving opportunities for change.

While tending sheep, Moses sees a burning bush that is not consumed. God speaks to him, calling him to confront Pharaoh and lead Israel out of slavery. But Moses is full of excuses—he feels unqualified and afraid. God reassures him: I will be with you. He equips Moses with signs and sends Aaron to help. This moment reminds us that God doesn’t call the qualified—He qualifies the called.

A new Pharaoh enslaves Israel and orders the death of Hebrew baby boys. But God raises up a deliverer—Moses—who is hidden in a basket, drawn from the Nile, and raised in Pharaoh’s house. When Moses kills an Egyptian in defense of his people, he flees to the wilderness, where he will remain for forty years. It may seem like God has forgotten Israel, but He is preparing the one who will lead them to...

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Despite suffering and injustice, Joseph remains faithful, and God’s providence is evident as He uses Joseph to save nations and preserve His covenant people during a famine. This story showcases how God can turn even the most painful circumstances into a powerful testimony of redemption. Joseph’s journey invites us to trust in God’s sovereignty and His ability to bring good out of even the darkest...

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In Genesis 12-22, we journey with Abraham as he steps out in faith, leaving everything familiar to follow God’s call. Abraham’s story is one of extraordinary trust as he faces challenges, delays, and tests of faith, yet clings to the promises of God. Through the covenant established with Abraham, God sets the stage for His redemptive plan for the nations, pointing forward to the ultimate fulfillme...

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Our series concludes with the acknowledgment of Jesus’ death, resurrection, and ascension, which cement His role as the eternal King. This message celebrates the victory of Jesus over sin and death, His ongoing reign in the hearts of believers, and the anticipation of His second coming. We reflect on what it means to live under the reign of our Anointed King and the hope that brings.

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This week’s message celebrates the miraculous birth of Jesus, the moment when prophecy became a living, breathing reality. We'll explore the significance of Jesus' birth in Bethlehem, the humility of the manger, and the celestial announcement to the shepherds, reflecting on God’s choice to introduce the King of Kings into the world in such a humble way.

In this thought-provoking message, Pastor Erik Lawson dives into the true meaning of Christmas. Through humor, biblical insights, and powerful stories, he reminds us why Jesus came to earth over 2,000 years ago. From the humble manger in Bethlehem to the eternal promise of salvation, discover how the birth of Christ impacts your past, present, and future. #AnointedKing #ChristisKing #JesusisKing #...

Tune in for a special message from Pastor Steve Smothermon, the Senior Pastor of Legacy Church in Albuquerque, New Mexico!

In week 4 we will discover how we can practically live out Jesus’ example of servant leadership. We will look at the characteristics of being a servant leader, the difference between the world’s way and God’s way, and how a change in perspective results in changing everything we do.

This week we will focus on our third value, personal discipleship. Through personal discipleship, we find the deepest and best life possible this side of heaven. We will explore how the process of submission to God yields the fruit of growth in our lives.

In Week 2, we will discover the power of relational unity. In a spiritual family, living together brings challenges. That is why loyalty, devotion to each other, and forgiveness are so important. Join us as we evaluate how we can practically live out God’s command to live in unity.

In the opening week, we will explore the power and influence of culture. We will look at how the Kingdom Culture can transform individuals, families, and societies by aligning with God's values and principles. We will examine how culture is set, and how we can shape and change the cultures we are in.

In the final week of our series, "The Aspirations of Babel," we explore the story of The Tower of Babel and how humanity, after the flood, defied God's command to spread out and instead sought to unify under a single, rebellious agenda. We will delve into how globalist aspirations for a one-world system contradict God’s divine plan. God has established language, borders, and laws for the flourishi...

In Week 9, we will delve into the story of Cain and Abel to understand how the spirit of Cain—marked by resentment and evil—has infiltrated our culture. We'll discuss the destructive impact of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) and the politics of resentment on society. We'll also explore how a return to Biblical principles of humility, personal responsibility, and true justice can provide the...

In Week 8, we will explore the eternal covenant made with the Jewish people and how, according to Romans 11:17 , Christians are grafted into this covenant without replacing the Jewish people in God's plan. We will expose "Replacement Theology" as a dangerous heresy and emphasize that Christians are bound to the Jewish people as younger brothers to the covenant made with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob....

We will explore the foundational principle that life is the bedrock of all other rights—without life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are impossible. Abortion stands as a grave violation of this principle, echoing the demonic origins of child sacrifice condemned throughout history. We will confront the reality that cultures practicing such atrocities have been destroyed by God.