Journeying through Exodus, today we hear about the Israelites grumbling in the wilderness. Amidst the Israelites desperation for deliverance we hear an incredible promise from God and we see God's patient and gracious response to the Israelites short-sited complaints.

Looking at Israelites deliverance from Egypt through the crossing of the Red Sea, we ask the questions of where are we in this story, and where is Jesus?

For week one of our study of Exodus we take a look at the final plague God sends to the Egyptians. How the sign of blood can serve as a reminder to us that while destructive forces of death pass through, God will not permit the destroyer to strike us down. We are to hold and live out the memory through communion with God.

Taking a look at the book of Philemon, we discuss what we can learn from who Philemon was as well as what appeal Paul makes to Philemon.

This week's sermons seeks to explain our church's understanding of the biblical basis for women serving in pastoral leadership. We will dive into scripture to see examples of how men and women are equal image bearers of Christ, created to be different and complementary, both imaging God in beautiful ways and pursuing greatness through service.

To close out our One Another series, we take on the challenge of explaining the biblical command to, "Greet one another with a holy kiss."

What does God want for us? And what do we owe each other? For the peace of Christ to rule and the Word of God to dwell with us. Continuing our 'One Another' series, this week we look at Colossians 3 to understand the directives God gives to guide our actions and attitudes towards one another.

Following Christ means that we enter into a body of God's people, within which we are promised a sense of belonging and purpose. This week in our "One Another" series we discuss how to have mutual care for each other and how life in the body of Christ comes with promise, peril, and pursuit.

We are called to love one another sincerely, another way to say that within the context of Matthew 23 and Romans 12 is that our love must be unhypocritical. We should strive to have our love be the same on the outside as it is on the inside. Further exploring Romans 12, we will take a look at four ways we are instructed to create sincere love.

Continuing our series on One Another, this week we turn to Colossians 3 and Matthew 26 to dive into why people lie and how as new creations in Christ we can be different. This sermon unpacks the root desire for self preservation that leads us to lie and offers a cure of learning to show and create spaces for vulnerable honesty.