Ste preaches through the Song of Moses, looking at how the Israelites respond to the defeat of their enemies and their freedom from slavery.

Paul preaches through Israel's journey to and through the Red Sea and how the Lord reveals himself to be a God of power who protects and is present with his people.

Paul preaches through the final plague, the death of the firstborn, showing how we see God forming his people by leading them to remember their protection and salvation.

Ste preaches through the plagues, displaying how we can see God's supremacy, sovereignty and salvation revealed as he continues his work of bringing his people out of Egypt.

Paul preaches through Moses' return to Egypt and God's reassurances to him that he will fulfil what he has promised because he is a God who saves, redeems, adopts and provides.

Ste preaches through Moses' response to God, how he doubts that he is sufficient or capable to do as God is calling him. We consider our own tendency to shy away from God's will and think ourselves insufficient for his work and remember our all-sufficient Saviour who is with us to the end of the age.

Paul preaches through Moses' encounter with God in the burning bush, where he is called to go to Pharaoh with the assurance that the Lord goes with him.

Ste preaches through the account of Moses' birth and upbringing and how God provides for his people in line with his promises in the face of the resistance of his enemies.

As we move into a new series in the book of Exodus, Ste preaches through the importance of understanding the context of book and how we must see God as the main character as we read of his promises, his holiness and him bringing his people into his presence.

Paul preaches through what it means for Christians to care and serve as we imitate Jesus, looking at passages in 1 John and Galatians that highlight the importance of caring for one another.