In the middle of the Bible there's a playlist for those who are weary and need rhythm to find their way home. Psalm 120 is the first of these "songs of ascent."

After God's dramatic salvation of the Israelites from the armies of Egypt, they stopped to compose the first recorded song in Scripture. What does this song tell us about God?

What can we do when the complicated evil of our hearts and the darkness of our world cloud our vision?

As the Israelites are leaving Egyptian slavery, Moses takes the bones of an ancestor named Joseph with them. What can this strange action tell us about what it means to be in God's family?

As they are leaving slavery and their hearts are looking forward to what's next, God gives the Israelites a ritual in Exodus 13 to help train their imaginations on their worth and treasure. What can this strange ritual teach us about Jesus?

God wins the battle and gives his people the victory. This was true in the Exodus and its true in Jesus for us.

The Passover celebrates how God brings newness. How can the Passover celebration help us understand the work of Jesus for us?

The plagues of Egypt show God's judgment upon the oppression that defined that society. But how do they also demonstrate his mercy? And how can this give us confidence even when considering our own sin?

The resurrection of Jesus is the defining moment of human history: when the tomb of his death became the womb of a new creation.

What do the circumstances of Jesus' arrival to Jerusalem as King tell us about who he is?