For God the shortest distance between two points is not always a straight line. Like with the Israelites in the desert God often leads us in a zig zag. In today’s message Douglas explores why God does this and how we can know if we are still on the right track. 

While in the desert God miraculously fed his people, as he still does. In this message Douglas opens up how manna still has wonderful implications for us today.

The Israelites are finally free from slavery. So what’s the first thing they do? They sing praises to God as Christians still do today. In this message Douglas draws key principles from Exodus 15 so we can sing with joy from the heart  to our Heavenly Father.

With old slave masters behind and the Red Sea in front the Israelites are in dire need of rescue. And as God came though for the Israelites so he comes through for us in greatest rescue mission of all human history. This meassage draws on a sermon by Tim Keller (Getting Out)

In this sermon Douglas tracks the hardening of Pharaoh’s heart, what we can learn from this and how we can protect our heart from also hardening to God.

In this audio only message Ryan opens up Exodus show how the first Passover is still so important for Christians today.

Leaving the burning bush Moses makes his way to Egypt, where after an initial set back God’s shows himself faithful - as he does to us when we face setbacks and struggles. This morning Douglas opens up and applies the lessons Moses learns into our lives.

In this sermon Douglas explores Moses’ five bad excuses for saying no to God at the burning bush. This message was preached in a commissioning service for the Muirs as they return to the mission field in Zambia

In this message Douglas opens up Exodus 3 to explore the burning bush, how it points to Christ and how it can have a positive impact on us today. This is the third message in a series through Exodus and can also be viewed at https://youtu.be/jmeOPEg0e8E

In this second message from Exodus Ryan looks not only at Moses’ miraculous rescue as a baby but how he recovered from a horrendous start to  serving God