In a world where we show our love with emojis and heart reactions, how do we make sure we're really living up to loving one another? We will find out what real love is, why it's critical, and ways to make sure we're doing more than double-clicking and moving on.

We hold many things dear, but in the culture of today, there should be nothing dearer to us than Truth. In an era of assault on truth, turn with us to 2 John to find out what it means to Walk in Truth.

The Israelites were out of Egypt, but was Egypt out of them? Did they see themselves as chosen for a purpose, or still slaves? How do we see ourselves? What is our identity in Christ? What identity does our life reflect? They were liberated from a place, and now God begins to liberate them from a mindset; something we all need!!

Immediately following God's deliverance from the Egyptian army through the Red Sea, Moses breaks out in song. Miriam breaks out her tambourine and starts dancing. This victory, in this moment, gave them confidence in God that he would fulfill their purpose and His promise. Join us tomorrow morning for this message about the importance of acknowledging and celebrating what God has done for us! Exodus 15

In their thrilling release from captivity, God leads Moses to lead the children of Israel into dire straits. Far from the most obvious, straight path that would have taken them directly to their final destination. We find that following God into the unknown requires complete trust that God's way is greater than our way. Exodus 12:34-14

God goes toe-to-toe with Pharaoh and the people of Egypt challenging their Gods and their perceived power and influence to rescue His people from slavery. While Pharaoh was convinced he was the most powerful man on the planet and that he was the Greatest Of All Time (GOAT), he was about to be introduced by Moses to "I Am". Exodus 7-12

Moses full of doubt and fear eventually gives into God's direction only to find himself facing complete failure and his worst fears playing out. From Exodus chapters 4-6 we see how following God into the Unknown means there will be times when it feels like all is a loss, but God's promises never fall void which means we have every reason in the world to not throw in the towel.

From the Palace to the Wilderness, Moses has gone from a life of luxury to the life of a nomad and shepherd. In being prepared for God's call on his life, he was being taught that it didn't matter who he was. We find in this message that Following God into the Unknown requires complete humility. Exodus 2:16-3:21

Can we limit God's power in our life by walking by sight instead of faith? How can He do unimaginably more if we never take a risk by faith and trust Him? Exodus 2:1-15

Kicking off a new series on the life of Moses called Following God into the Unknown. Exodus 1