Deep within every human is a longing for a home we had but lost. Whys it there? What does it point us to? And how do we find that home again? In this message from Exodus 25, we see that the answer lies in something called the tabernacle.

One of the non-negotiable truths of Christianity is the inestimable value of human life. We believe that every single human being is made as the image of God. While we believe that to be true, we don't always live in light of that truth in our everyday lives, especially when it comes to how we think about and engage in the area of disabilities. This message helps provide a framework for thinking about the topic of human identity, disability, and why it matters for the life of the local church.

The 10 Commandments are crucial to understanding God and what it means to be his people in the world. Yet, they often get overlooked or dismissed because theyre viewed as nothing more than a list of dos and donts. In this message from Exodus 20, were going to find out thats not what they are, but something so much more.

Following God by obeying his ways is a central part of the Christian life, but we often approach obedience in ways that make it into a burden that it was never intended to be. In Exodus 19 we see God lay out for us what we need to remember as we walk forward in obedience.

Life sometimes feels like a battle; constantly fighting against one thing or another. Trying to fight it on your own will leave you exhausted and discouraged. But what if you tried fighting a different way? In this next teaching in our Exodus series, we find out what that way is.

Part two of our Exodus series begins in the wilderness with Gods people facing new

challenges. In those challenges, God shows his people who he is and why they can

trust him.

What does something that happened outside a city called Jerusalem 2000 years ago

have to say to the parts of my life that are buried and on life support? The answer: We

dont possess the power to bring life where there is death, but Jesus does.

Just before Jesus enters Jerusalem as King, we see the failures of the religious leaders and community. Where is Jesus in the midst of such corruption?

The Israelites' song is an encouragement to us. Their expression is a response to God who provides freedom, demonstrates his power and increases their trust in him. Let's declare that Yahweh is our deliverer, warrior, and the one we exalt.

Before the Cross and the Empty Tomb, there was the Exodus. In Exodus 14 we see the

crowning moment of this great event as we join the people of God on the shores of the

Red Sea.