This week we have the privilege of hearing from our board member and elder, Elkin Montalvo. As he teaches in Spanish with an interpreter from Acts 10 we learn that love is the only option we, the church, have to overcome exclusivity and favoritism. So let’s ask God for more love!

In the 8th part of the series, Pastor Russ speaks about how God can move and work in and through us today, drawing a relation to the times when Moses spent time out in a tent away from the Israelite camp.

In today’s sermon, Pastor Russ discusses the role of God’s law in our daily lives and breaks down how it defines our value, disciplines our character, directs our mission, discloses our allegiance, and displays the goodness of God.

This week pastor Russ breaks down the parting of the Red Sea and reminds us that we should never forget the main thing- God rescued us through His love.

Pastor Russ shares the story of Passover, the debt of sin, and the Lamb of God Jesus!

The Life of Moses continues as Pastor Bob Horn talks about Moses’ four lame excuses when God told him to lead the people of Egypt. Bob uses this scenario to relate it to when God tells us to do something and we say we can’t because we aren’t good enough. God can use you wherever you are at and with whatever you do.

As Moses confronts Pharaoh, God brings plagues on Egypt. In the midst of these terrible events, Pastor Russ brings us a message of hope about a God who wants to restore order to our chaos, bring light to our darkness, and raise beauty from our ashes.

Moses had a lot of detours in his life – so do we. Detours are a part of life. What are we to make of the “burning bushes” in our lives? Pastor Russ explores the lessons of the life of Moses that hold promise for us.

As we look at the beginning of Exodus, Pastor Russ shows us God’s way of using bad circumstance for good things in our lives and in the life of Moses. Russ also draws a relation to what God did with Moses and what God did as Jesus.

Pastor Russ looks at our 2020 Vision and how we need to be a place to belong - welcoming to all and seeking after the face of Jesus Christ.