An honest conversation around valleys, shadows, fear and the presence of the Shepherd.

Obedience is one of our least favourite words. It's been that way since the beginning. See why it's included in Psalm 23's vision of an abundant life.

You're probably exhausted. We all are. Where can we find our deepest rest? Psalm 23 offers a pathway into rest for weary souls.

In Psalm 23 we see God's loving nature captured in David's pictures of a Shepherd and a Host. We begin to see that through trust, rest, guidance, and provision, we are continually invited to embrace the peace found in surrendering ourselves to His wise guidance and loving provision.

In this dramatic conclusion to the book of Exodus we see the fiery cloud of God's presence coming down onto the newly constructed tent of meeting, there to stay permanently with His people and lead through to wilderness for the next 40 years. We examine the events that led up to this dramatic development, and learn what that teaches us about our experience as Jesus followers today.

Prayer is one of the few remaining ways that people know how to connect with God today. Still, we struggle with it. Exodus 34 provides us with a helpful framework for prayer.

The Canadian Dream: everything in the world without God Himself. Israel recognizes this as a disaster. How do we respond? Exodus 33 holds the answer. Take off the ornaments, get face to face, and pray what you know.

We are all faced with the opportunity to make choices in life, and how we respond while making good or bad choices has consequences. In todays message we are going to look at the choices the people of Israel made when their leader, Moses, left them and the consequences of their choices.

In a world driven by the desire for more and more, we find amazing news in a God who doesnt demand more from us. In fact, he often invites us into less. As we conclude the Sinai discourse (Exodus 20-31), we lean into the rest that God offers to those who trust him.

The culmination of the Lords instructions to Moses to build the Tabernacle, reveals the call of God and the empowering of the Holy Spirit for the first time in Scripture. On this Pentecost Sunday, we will study the Holy Spirits call of our own lives. Will you answer?