Before the Exodus, we see the Israelites sojourning in the land of Egypt and becoming exceedingly fruitful. However, their initial rosy stay turns into one of persecution and oppression. Yet God remained faithful!

What an interesting and wonderful thing to lower your paralytic friend through the roof in order that Jesus might heal him. Yet, Jesus doesn't say, "Be healed and walk!"... He says, "Your sins are forgiven". Let's look at some beautiful truth in this passage!

When God touches us, we can never be the same. Perhaps, like Jacob, our wrestle with God will leave us with limps. But those limps can be used as opportunities for the Lord!

Like Joseph, whose brothers intended evil against him, God can and will turn the evil we find being done to us into something good. Let's learn to trust Him for goodness and righteousness from ugly situations!

There are a couple aspects to the story of Joseph being sold into slavery that are significant in the greater story of Israel. Let's have a look at those and how they apply to us today!

Are miracles still relevant today? What did they mean in Jesus' ministry on earth? Well, we know He said that only an adulterous generation seeks signs and wonders and that even if God raised from the dead they would not believe! Let's have a look today at His miracles and what we can learn from them!

How can we say our help comes from the Lord? Well, we need to stop thinking the help comes from us... and we need to know who God is! Let's make sure we are able to say our help comes from the Lord, the Creator of Heaven and Earth!

Although not technically an exposition, today we conclude our discussion on Matthew 24 and dig into some of the 'why' Jesus said what He said.

Sometimes, when we are looking for snakes in the grass, we don't find them. But when we least expect them, they arrive! Likewise, let's make sure to look out for falsehoods, so that they don't catch us off guard. Let's know the Word and the not-Word!