Grace Church Louisville Sermons

God has desired our obedience to Him even when it's risky and hard. This stand-a-lone sermon is declaring our obedience to Him for the rest of the year. Let's join God in His mission and finish the year strong.

Moses has been challenged by God to walk in faith and obey the things he was asked to do. We find out very quickly that belief is hard. But as we will see Moses trusts God and obeys even when it is difficult. When calls you to a task the choice is: Will you obey and follow or will you disobey and run?

God's strength flows through our obedience. But there comes a time when our excuses to why we can't do the task has to stop and we have to walk by faith. God is slow to anger, yet there are times when our disobedience will cause God's anger to stir.

In this message, God reveals how incredibly personable he is to his people. And at times when God decides to reveal his character to us, it requires an act of obedience. Moses was no different. Moses tried to create excuses in order to try to get out of doing the very thing that God needed him to do.

Moses is experiencing God in the most personal way. God calls Moses to do an extraordinarily difficult task. But the same God that calls also helps. God walks with Moses through the entire ordeal of getting his people to the promised land.

What if you have messed up in life? You feel regrets over past actions and don't know how to move forward. Or life is so busy there doesn't seem to be time for God or church. In this message, we see God redeeming one of his children after a major collapse in his character.

Sometimes when we are walking through pain and suffering or unpleasantness, we try to God out by taking things into our own hands so that things work out in the way we want. This is not a good idea. This message will show you why.

The book of Exodus is a story of how God redeemed a people. As we dive into this, we see the darkness of Egypt and the redeeming hand of God.

Where do we go from here? To accomplish God's purpose, we need a common vision, dedicated leaders, and willing workers to do their part.