Tim unpacks this story from Moses' childhood to help us understand the difference our lives can make, especially in the lives of the poor and needy, when we allow God to use us for His purposes.

Sometimes things seem to get worse before they get better in the journey of faith. This was certainly Israels experience in Egypt. In this message we consider the challenge of walking with God through seasons of trial and trouble and what we can do to ensure we persevere.

At the end of chapter 4 we encounter some challenging verses about God hardening Pharaohs heart, God declaring He will kill Pharaohs firstborn son and God also threatening to kill Moses. In this message we consider some of these difficulties and what they reveal about God and His work in our world.

Serving God is not about our ability and what we can do but about God's ability and what He can do through us. That's why simply saying yes to him and offering what's in our hand can be enough to impact the world around us.

In this passage Moses asks two questions of God; Who am I and who are you? The answers to these two questions are important for all of us.

In this section of the story we see how God was preparing Moses for the call He had placed upon his life.

In this message we consider the five women that God used to turn the tables on the enemy and bring about his purposes of raising up a rescuer for his people. We also considered the darker side of this story and how we can give thanks for what God is doing even in the midst of so much suffering.

This is the opening message of our new teaching series in Exodus titled 'the God who rescues.' In this message we highlight the hardship and oppression Israel faced in Egypt and consider the role that human sin and Gods providence had to play in the unfolding story.

In the penultimate message of the 'I Am' series, we look at Jesus' claim to be the way, the truth and the life and consider the implications for our lives in the midst of an ever changing and challenging culture.

We continue our series exploring the 'I am' claims of Jesus, this week looking at his claim to be the resurrection and the life, considering the hope that this truth should flood our lives with.