What does it mean to have a firm foundation and a steady faith? In this sermon, Pastor Thomas Correa unpacks Titus 3:3–7, reminding us that we were once lost—but through God’s mercy, we’ve been washed, renewed, and justified by His grace. Drawing from other various scriptures throughout the message, discover how true stability in life doesn’t come from our efforts, but from the unshakable foundation of God’s saving work in us.

🎤 Preacher: Pastor Thomas Correa
📖 Scripture Reference: Titus 3:3–7 (with additional supporting texts)
🙌 Key Takeaway: A steady faith is built on a firm foundation—rooted in God’s mercy, not our works.
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What does it mean to truly be covered by the blood? In this sermon, Pastor Thomas Correa unpacks Exodus 12:21–28, where the Israelites apply the blood of the lamb during the first Passover. What looked like a simple act of obedience became the difference between life and death. Discover how God provides protection, deliverance, and salvation through the covering He establishes, and how it still speaks to us today.

What does the Passover reveal about Jesus, our Messiah? In this special Good Friday service, Stewart Weinisch walks us through the book of Exodus, uncovering the powerful connection between the original Passover and the sacrifice of Christ. Discover how every detail points to Jesus—the Lamb of God—whose blood brings deliverance, redemption, and new life.

What happens when God confronts a hardened heart and refuses to be ignored? In this sermon, Pastor Thomas Correa unpacks Exodus 7–10, where a series of plagues strike Egypt as God reveals His power and authority. What may look like chaos is actually God at work: breaking resistance, exposing false gods, and calling His people to freedom. Discover how God moves even in the midst of disruption to accomplish His greater purpose.

What happens when a heart refuses to listen to God? In this sermon, Pastor Thomas Correa explores Exodus 7:1–13, where Pharaoh continually hardens his heart despite witnessing God’s power. Discover how ignoring God’s voice can lead to spiritual resistance—and why a soft, responsive heart is essential for walking in His will.🎤 Preacher: Pastor Thomas Correa📖 Scripture Reference: Exodus 7:1–13🙌 Key Takeaway: A hardened heart resists God, but a surrendered heart responds—stay open to His voice.🔔 Subscribe for more messages of faith and encouragement!👉 If you need prayer, drop a comment below!🌐 Website: https://bethelnewark.org💝 Giving: https://app.aplos.com/aws/give/bethelnewark📱 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bethel.newark✉️ Email: [email protected]

Have you ever stepped out in obedience to God only to have things get harder instead of easier? In this sermon, Pastor Thomas Correa explores Exodus 5–6, where Moses follows God’s command to confront Pharaoh, yet the situation worsens for Israel. Discover how God’s plans often unfold differently than we expect, and how His promises remain true even when circumstances seem discouraging.

Have you ever felt God calling you to something but found yourself full of excuses? In this sermon, Pastor David Cincotta explores Exodus 3 & 4, where God calls Moses through the burning bush and Moses responds with hesitation and “but” after “but.” Discover how God patiently meets our doubts, equips us with what we need, and calls us to move forward in obedience.

What’s in a name? In this sermon, Pastor Thomas Correa explores Exodus 2:23–3:17, where God reveals Himself to Moses at the burning bush as the great “I AM.” In a moment that would change history, God not only calls Moses but reveals the power and promise carried in His name. Discover how the weight of God’s name brings authority, assurance, and hope to those He calls.

Have you ever felt ready for something God hasn’t released yet? In this sermon, Pastor Thomas Correa explores Exodus 2:11–15, where Moses tries to step into his calling too soon and is forced into the wilderness. What seemed like a failure was actually part of God’s preparation. Discover how God uses delays and detours to shape us for His perfect timing.

Have you ever wondered how God begins to move in impossible situations? In this sermon, Pastor Thomas Correa explores Exodus 2:1–10, where God’s rescue plan for Israel begins with the birth of a baby placed in a basket. What looked fragile and vulnerable was actually the start of divine deliverance. Discover how God works behind the scenes, using ordinary obedience to accomplish extraordinary purpose.