What does the transaction of redemption look like for that? Who is the one who receives payment? Who is the one who pays? Who is the one paid for? And what was the cost of the payment? In today's message, Pastor Sonny explores the answers to these questions in our continuing study of the Book of Exodus.

Bro. Alvin Del Rosario shares what it means to have the Holy Spirit in us.

It’s one thing for us to feel sadness or to feel upset because of disappointment, but it’s another thing for us to say to God, "You’ve sinned against me because you didn’t do what you said you would do." That’s what it means to doubt God. Pastor Sonny explores this in our continuing study of the Book of Exodus.

Biblical hope has God as its source, while worldly hope is ultimately based on chance. Since God is the same, yesterday, today and tomorrow, does not know how to fail, and has proven Himself from the beginning of time, then a biblical hope is certain and sure. How we hope, as human beings, is based on our faith on the source of hope. If we are fully convinced in the source then that’s where our hope is.

The book of Exodus shows us just what kind of Father God is. He is not like our own human fathers. God loves to the extreme and will go to the extreme in order to care for and protect His children. We hope you can join us again today as Pastor Sonny continues our study of the Exodus.

We must be disciples of Christ before we can do the work of Christ. Ministry is the work that comes with being a disciple of Jesus, but when it comes to ministry, our families must still come first, and the home is our training ground for ministry in the church.

As believers, we need to do more than window-shop with God's promises. We need to appropriate those promises and claim them in our lives.

When you truly see God by faith, there is no task great enough to drive you back into fear and insecurity. Instead, this should drive us forward to obedience by faith. Pastor Sonny continues to unpack the lessons from Moses' life in our series on the Book of Exodus.

God’s power will always prevail, no matter how hopeless our situation is, and He can always be trusted to work for our ultimate good. Pastor Sonny explores this from the life of Moses this week in our continuing study of Exodus.

God the I AM can always be trusted to fulfill each and every one of His promises. Like Moses, all we have to do is believe and go along for the ride.