The Exodus is more than an event, its an invitation into a better story.

With competing schedules, family tension, and relational isolation, meals often feel like warzones. What if that's because they simply are war zones? Hear how the Passover becomes a paradigm for God's people to "go to war."

Despite our reticence, the authors of the Bible frequently portray God's judgment as something that creation needs. How can this be possible? The answer may lie in the story of the plagues, Scripture's foundational text on judgment.

We are all in the race of life together and God's Word gives us some clear instructions on how we can be successful until we reach the finish line. Let's race together with purpose, hope, and endurance. But wait, there's more...

What do you do when discouragement sets in, and hope seems to be lost? In Exodus 5

and 6, we see God give Moses a pathway to hope, even in great difficulty.

Worship is the human response to a holy God and the end goal of our rescue. Come

and see this reality as we continue our journey in Exodus with Moses return to Egypt.

When a holy God invites us to join him in what he wants to do in the world, it isnt

always easy. In fact, we can often do what Moses did: resist God. In this message, we

get a first-hand look at this reality as Moses wrestles with God.

In Exodus 3, the main character of the story comes out from behind the scenes and

takes centre stage. As he does, the question is: who is this God? In this message well

see God himself answer that for us.

God has a plan to answer the pain of the world and his plan includes people like you and me; and people like Moses.

The Book of Exodus is known for Gods rescue of his people. But before there is rescue, there the reality of life in Egypt. And in Egypt, we sometimes have to look for God a little bit harder to find hope in the midst of hardship.