Exodus 21 hits our modern ears like a ton of bricks. How should Christians today think and feel about Old Testament slavery laws? Dan Ford contends that the Bible itself teaches us how to approach these laws, and that when rightly understood, they shine forth God's heart for the vulnerable.

Western civilization is deeply shaped by the Bible, yet today the 10 commandments are disregarded as not relevant. Andrew Heard speaks on the 10 special "words" of God that help us understand who he is and how we should respond to him.

God wants Israel as his treasured possession. Jez Reynolds takes us through the covenant with Israel mediated by Moses at Mt Sinai, that also points to the need for a better new covenant found in Jesus.

What's the cure to a grumbling heart? Working through Exodus 13-18, Dan Ford draws out three big lessons for us to learn, to move our hearts from grumbling to praise.

The Exodus rescue is a picture of the even greater rescue to come. Andrew Heard speaks on the sovereignty of God, his desire to reveal himself to us, and his mercy to save us.

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The drama of the great rescue in Exodus brings us a glimpse of the even bigger plan of salvation for God's people in Jesus. Andrew Heard begins this series in Exodus with a reminder of God's mercy to us, which he began before we could even ask

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What we value most in life will show in how we live and the choices we make. Andrew Heard challenges us to have an eternal perspective -where how we live, how we work, and what choices we make now, demonstrates a desire to please our heavenly father, rather than an earthly circumstance.

Dan Ford breaks down "Fight the good fight of the faith" explaining that the Christian life is a good fight that's worth choosing every day we wake up. It means living life aligned with how we were made to live under God as our King. We press on in this, knowing that the reward at the end is guaranteed for us by Jesus, and not by our own merits, which is eternal life with our Lord.