In Exodus 5-11, God confronts the evil in the world and the idols in our hearts through His justice and kindness.

In Exodus 3, we learn that the courage to step into your calling comes from knowing that God has not forgotten you, God has forgiven you, and God will never forsake you.

In Chapters 1 and 2, we see how God is moving through the crisis and the courageous to set His people free.

Biblical courage is not the absence of fear in your life, but it is faith fueled obedience in the presence of God.

In Jesus, our Prince of Peace, we see the peace that desperately need and that He decisively gives.

A new year is often viewed as the start of new beginnings, new possibilities, and new challenges. This Sunday, Pastor Steve led us through the story of Joseph in Genesis 37. As we start 2026, we start it with a reminder of three promises: that God is good, God is with us, and God is for us.

Jesus is our Everlasting Father who founded our salvation and will be forever faithful in our lives.

Jesus is our Mighty God who fights for us and sets us free by His ultimate victory at the Cross and the Empty Tomb.

Jesus is the Wonderful Counselor who gives us hope we can hold on to when we do not know what to do. For us to understand the glory of His Wonderful Counseling, we need to see the gloom of the world’s darkness.

The Lord's Supper is more than just eating bread and drinking juice. The Lord’s Supper is a way that we give thanks for our freedom purchased by Jesus’ crucifixion and how we give thanks for our future promised by His resurrection.