Looking at the early church and historic church we see many movements of God where the church grew exponentially. Why is the Amercian Church so ineffective? How can we reThink the way we do church to be more effective at reaching those in our community who are unengaged?

Why bother with Church Membership? Does it matter and is it Biblical? This message explores the Biblical precedence and and wisdom for informing our understanding a and importance of membership.

Like many words, "church" has come to mean many things except...what it truly means. Is it a building we go to or a place full of great programs for every age, stage, and season of life? This message, we reTHINK what the Biblical idea of a church is. We will also look more closely at what it means to be and make disciples.

In Exodus 32, Moses is on the mountain for 40 days and the people start to get worried about their future. They decide they are in need of a new God to lead them from this point. How do you respond in your waiting? How quick do you find yourself "trading gods?"

Exodus 20-25 contains the foundational law for Israel and intructions concerning the plans for the Tabernacle and Priests. Is there beauty and wisdom in the law? What is the center of worship as God presents the Tabernacle? More importantly what is at the center of my worship?

Life is full of challenges and each challenge will lead us to test God or trust God. Exodus 17, exposes the Israelites lack of trust in God and sin in their testing of God. This passage also gives us 3 helpful tools in our battles with the flesh.

Exodus 15-16, the Israelites moved from worship to 3 days of wandering in the desert without water. The memory of God deliverying them through the Red Sea had quickly faded as need for water increased. God provided water and bread, but more than that, God revealed the hearts of the people. Their biggest problem was not behind them in Egypt but within their hearts.

Exodus 13, ends with God leading His people by a cloud and fire. In Exodus 14, God's leadership has led them into a crisis with a sword on one side and a sea on the other. So what do we do when God leads into a crisis?

This chapter deals with the importance of God having the Israelites set apart their first born son. What is the big deal with male leadership and what does it look like?How did God lead His people out of Egypt and through the wilderness? More importantly how does He lead us today?

The Passover became the first Feast on the calendar for the Israelites. This significant event marked God delivering them from the bondage and slavery of Egypt. Also, became an annual reminder of God's delivering them and looked forward to Jesus first coming.