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What modern-day idols distract us from loving God fully? While sin overpromises and under-delivers, God’s life-giving Word tells the story of a Savior who sustains and provides the hope needed to live each day free in Christ. Listen as Zach unpacks how the first four commandments in Exodus 20:1-11 free us to treasure and prioritize what is most valuable - loving God above all else and our neighbor as ourselves.
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Does the Law given to Israel at Mount Sinai matter to us today? The Law, showing us how to relate to a holy God and others He has created, is woven into the very fabric of the world. It restrains societal sin, points us to Christ, and serves as a norm for conduct. In this sermon, listen as Matt explains the goodness and relevance of God’s laws in helping us relate to Him and His creation.
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In Exodus 18, Moses faces an overwhelming task. When we feel overworked, do we bear our struggles alone or invite others to help? Jethro advised Moses to lean on his community, and similarly, we are called to glorify God's strength through our dependence on one another. To a watching world, such a community showcases God's goodness and generosity to His people. Listen as Chris walks through Exodus 18 and its implications for our church as we  bear one another’s burdens.
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When we find ourselves in the unruly wilderness of life on earth, we can doubt God’s provision. Yesterday, we opened up to Exodus 16-17 as Nick emphasized that the wilderness often leaves us feeling hungry, thirsty, and uncertain about the future, much like the Israelites. However, he encouraged us to recognize our own wilderness tendencies, repent, and trust in God as our ultimate provider and guide. By resting in God's provisions and reframing our perspective to see the wilderness as part of God's plan, we can maintain our faith and navigate through the wilderness.
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As we go through different phases of our faith and discipleship, our one constant is a praiseworthy God. Yesterday, we opened back up to Exodus 15 as Matt walked through the triumphant song of Moses and the Israelites after their deliverance from Egypt. As we reflected on Christ’s righteous victory over His enemies, His substitutionary atonement on our behalf, and His holy character, we were reminded to embrace whatever circumstance we find ourselves in and praise God for His hand in every phase.
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Just as we put on clothes that identify us as people with certain lifestyles, habits, and attitudes, our spiritual disciplines and practices are the means by which we become a new type of person - a person shaped by the example of Jesus. Matt Dennings walks through Ephesians 4:20-24, showing us how Christ has made it possible for us to put off our old selves, put on the new, and begin walking in a life full of potential and hope as we become more like Him.
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