When God told Moses to approach Pharaoh about letting the Israelites go free from their lives as slaves in Egypt, Pharaoh refused. The Bible said he had "a hard heart" and he's a picture of many people who have become stubborn toward God. What will it take to break us? What will we have to go through before our stubborn, hard hearts are finally surrendered to Him? Take your Bible and join us for today's study in Exodus 5-6.

Parents today are overwhelmed with all of the new techniques that exist to try to help them raise kids. Most of the new ideas are not based on God's Word and are mistaken in their assumptions about human nature, discipline, and love. The Bible makes it clear that parents are to discipline their children with love and prepare them for adulthood and eternity. This weekend's sermon looks at God's example and also examples from the book of Proverbs.

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When God heard the cries of the Israelite slaves living in Egypt, He raised up Moses to be their deliverer. God spoke to Moses from a burning bush and He called Moses to go back to Egypt and lead the Israelites to the Promised Land. But Moses had a few questions and objections that are similar to the reluctance many Christians have in serving God today. Join Pastor Gary Hamrick in Exodus 3-4 for today's teaching entitled, "Overcoming the Moses Mindset."

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When Moses killed an Egyptian, he thought he was doing God and his fellow Hebrews a favor. He understood God's call upon his life, but he miscalculated the timing of that calling. God would take another 40 years to prepare him to be the Deliverer/Prophet to lead the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt to the Promised Land of Israel. Often times, Christians make a similar mistake of wanting to discern the WHAT of God's will, but not the WHEN of God's will. Join Pastor Gary Hamrick for today's study in Exodus 2 entitled, "Timing is Everything."

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After 400 years of slavery in Egypt, the Hebrew people raised their cry to heaven and God responded. Their endurance of hardships serves as a reminder to us about how to handle the difficulties of life. And though our lives cannot be compared to the horrible mistreatment of slavery, the story of Exodus 1 helps us to remember that God does indeed hear us and care about us through whatever trials we face.

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In the closing chapters of Genesis, Joseph dies at the age of 110, and his father, Jacob, dies at the age of 147. Before Jacob dies, he gathers his twelve sons around him to pronounce paternal and prophetic blessings or rebukes upon his sons that are largely influenced by the lives they have lived up to that point. What we learn is that "the life we live will be the legacy we leave." But there is one exception to this rule that reminds us of the redeeming work of Jesus who gives us a new legacy in Him! Join us today for our Bible study from Genesis 49.