Faith Alive Community Church Podcasts

Exodus 11:1-10. Exodus 12:29-32. In the death of the firstborn, Yahweh demonstrates his justice against the Egyptians but displays his love in sacrificing his own firstborn.

Exodus 7:14-10:29. In sending the plagues to the Egyptians, God demonstrates his power over the idols of Egypt.

Exodus 2:1-10. Moses was able to be God's leader in part because of the faith of his parents, Amram and Jochebed.

Exodus 7:1-13. Pharoah hardens his heart against God and his heart is hardened by God as well.

Exodus 6:1-30. As Moses faces discouragement from the rejection by Pharoah and the Israelites, God again promises deliverance.

Exodus 5:1-23. Although God had promised deliverance for the Israelites, when Moses and Aaron approached Pharoah, he made their lives harder, not easier.

Exodus 4:1-31. As God prepares Moses to lead the people of Israel out of the land of Egypt, He must teach Moses lessons in obedience.

Acts 13:16-39. Paul points out that Jesus, whom God raised up, is the one who can set people free from their sins.

John 12:9-19. As Jesus entered Jerusalem that first Palm Sunday, He entered not just as the King of the Jews, but also as the Lamb of God to be sacrificed for the sins of the world.

Exodus 3:11-15. God reveals himself to Moses as the I AM, the all sufficient, all eternal One.

Exodus 3:1-22. During the ordinary days of tending sheep, Moses has an encounter with God that changes him forever.

Exodus 2. In the middle of the Israelite's enslavement to the Egyptians, God remembered His people and provided a deliverer.

Exodus 1:1-22. In Exodus 1, we see Israel's greatest need, which is our greatest need. The need for a deliverer.

Colossians 4:7-18. As Paul closes his letter to the Colossian Church, we are given examples of individuals who exemplify the new life we are called to live in this book.

Colossians 4:2-6. The apostle not only shows how to live the new life with believers but also with outsiders as well.

Colossians 3:18-4:1. Living the New life in Christ involves how we treat our family, our closest relationships.

Colossians 3:12-17. As Christians, we no longer live for ourselves, but for each other as we learn to forgive and love each other.

Colossians 3:5-12. As Believers, we must put to death the old, sinful patterns in our lives and pursue the resurrected life in Christ.

Colossians 3:1-4. If we are true believers, we should now live for the things that are above, not the things of this earth.

Isaiah 9:1-7. Isaiah prophesies to a weary world that they can rejoice for a child has been born.

Isaiah 61:1-4. Isaiah prophesies that the Messiah will come to heal and deliver those in bondage.

Isaiah 40:1-11. Isaiah prophesies a message of comfort for the people of God as he proclaims the good news of the Messiah.

Isaiah 64:1-9. Isaiah prays that God would move and act upon the difficulties the Jewish people find themselves in.

In the 98th Psalm, we are provided three reasons to praise the Lord. Because He is our Savior, He is our King, and He is our Judge.

Colossians 2:16-23. Paul warns of the dangers of choosing religious observances over Christ.