Pastor Blake walks through Exodus 14, showing how God delivers His people when escape seems impossible. From the Red Sea's parted waters to Israel's rescued steps, this moment points us to Christ, our mighty deliverer who makes a way where none exists.

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Pastor Blake walks through Exodus 12–13, showing how God delivers His people and begins to form them into a community set apart for Him. From Passover to the pillar of cloud and fire, these events point us to Christ, our Redeemer and our Guide.

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This Sunday, Pastor Blake teaches about God's deliverance of His people through the first Passover. In this moment, we see His justice, mercy, and power on full display, which points us to Christ, our true Passover Lamb, who brings freedom and life to all who trust in Him.

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This Sunday, Director of Ministries Hunter Warner teaches from Exodus 6–9, where God's plagues on Egypt reveal His power and purpose. Each act of judgment exposes the false gods of Egypt and declares that the Lord alone reigns. As Pharaoh's heart hardens, God shows that His justice, glory, and faithfulness stand above all human pride and power.

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This week Youth Director Tyler Wilhelm reminds us that in Christ we are made complete, our old selves buried and raised to new life through faith. Through the cross, Jesus canceled our debt and disarmed every spiritual power that stood against us. As we rest in His finished work, we're reminded that true freedom isn't found in human effort or tradition, but in the victory and sufficiency of Christ alone.

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This week, Pastor Blake teaches on the beginning of God's confrontation with Pharaoh. Through Moses and Aaron, God demonstrates that He is in control, not Pharaoh or Egypt. As signs are performed and hearts are tested, we're reminded that God's power is greater than human pride, and His promises will stand.

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This week, Pastor Blake teaches from Exodus 6, where God makes Himself known as the LORD. Even in Israel's doubt and disappointment, He proves Himself faithful, powerful, and present with His people. Want to watch a version of this message? Check out our live broadcast archive at www.declarationchurch.net/live.

This Sunday, Pastor Blake unpacked Exodus 3 and 4, where God calls Moses to lead His people, but Moses responds with hesitation and excuses. Feeling unqualified and afraid, Moses questions everything, yet God patiently answers with His presence, His name, and signs of His power. These chapters remind us that even when we doubt ourselves, God equips those He calls and works through our weakness with His strength.

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This Sunday, Pastor Blake explored the powerful moment when God meets Moses in the wilderness through a burning bush. In hiding and far from Egypt, Moses encounters a holy God who sees His people's suffering and calls Moses to lead them out. These verses remind us that God often calls us when we feel least qualified, and He promises to be with us. Like Moses, we may question our worth, but God's presence is our strength. He not only sees our pain—He invites us into His plan for deliverance.

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This Sunday, Pastor Blake reflected on a turning point in Israel's story: their cry for help in the midst of deep suffering. As the Israelites groaned under oppression, God heard, remembered His covenant, and saw their pain. These verses remind us that even when God feels silent, He is not absent. He hears, He remembers, and He is already moving toward redemption.

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