What assures us that God is truly going to do as he says? As we witness how Moses responds to and questions the LORD, God responds to Moses with great patience and says that "I will be with you."

How deeply have you considered the captivity of the Hebrew people? As we are given the setting for Exodus, we must see how excruciating life had become for the Hebrew people, in order to understand how great and gracious God is in rescuing those He loves from their captors.

How do we know who God is? Join us in finding out who the LORD reveals himself to be to his people: a God who rescues them from their slavery and teaches them that He is a God that is gracious and merciful. Join us as we journey through the book of Exodus for our next sermon series.

Everyone wants the "why" behind seasons of suffering. What could God be doing that He couldn't do another way? As we look forward to the start of an unpredictable year, we find comfort in the fact that God is doing a great work amidst our suffering.

“They meant it for evil but…” Peter explains that opposition to Jesus it’s not an unusual thing. The amazing thing is that God uses it for his glory and our good.

While Peter exhorts the Elders in the church to be like Christ, the Chief Shepherd, we see how we can honor God in having Christ-like humility in submission to elders as they are tasked with caring for the Flock.

“They meant it for evil but…” Peter explains that opposition to Jesus it’s not an unusual thing. The amazing thing is that God uses it for his glory and are good.

For this summer's VBS Sunday, we take a (partial) break from our Living as Exiles series for a message on part of the letter that the Prophet Jeremiah writes to the exiles of Israel living in Babylon, focusing on the faithfulness of the Lord.

Peter’s End Times To-Do list. Peter writes to let the church know what Jesus wants them to be doing when He returns. It’s not what we typically think of.

How should we live in the midst of reviling and other hardships? Peter encourages the church to live our lives in peace and love despite the temptation to return fire with fire.