Like Moses, we are called to “go” and fulfill God’s calling for us. Yet, like Moses, we can easily feel inadequate to the task. Join us as we discover that the God who sends us is the God who goes with us to do and be all that we need.

In these verses God arrives unbidden, unexpected, and unannounced and he calls Moses into relationship with Himself. Moses is forever changed! Join us as we explore how God disrupts our routine to get our attention, and then beckons us to grow in our understanding of, and service to, Him.

Often times we feel and believe that God is absent and disinterested. This passage shoes that God is is deeply invested in his people, and to the fruition of His perfect plan. Join us as we learn how our sensation of God’s apparent absence is more often than not of our own doing, not His.

The book of Exodus begins by recounting the moral actions of various people. From the murderous plot of the king of Egypt to the heroic actions of two lowly birthing assistants, the introduction to Exodus sets the stage by presenting the predicament in which the people of God found themselves. Join us as we explore the relationship between the fear of God and the moral trajectory of one’s choices.

The author of the book of Hebrews encourages us to “consider Jesus,” as he provides the Bible’s most comprehensive look at the person and work of Jesus. Join us as we consider the many facets of Jesus’ ministry this passage provides us in order to increase our faith and trust in him!

God’s covenant with Abram, know more commonly as the “Abrahamic Covenant,” serves as the basis for understanding God’s actions in Exodus. Join us as we explore the significance of this passage for both the original audience and for us!

As we conclude our Advent series, on the eve of a new year, it is helpful to come full circle as we consider three areas in which we can grow in the year ahead. Join us as we reflect upon the significance of a new beginning!

The Christmas season affords us an excellent opportunity to reflect upon the promises of God. We are often hesitant to receive and rest in God’s promises because we are all too familiar with the instability of promises made by other people. Join us as we discover the basis for confidence in God’s promises to be and do all that you need!

The Christmas season is upon us! Yet many believe that the “cheeriness” of Christmas is a mere facade, a forced festivity in the midst of a world going crazy. Yet the reality is that the advent of the Son of God was a direct assault on everything that is wrong. Join us as we go back to the source of the problem and note how, even there, God didn’t turn his back on his creation.

In this, the conclusion to our “Facing Giants” mini-series, we consider the current crisis of masculinity being faced in our culture. What does it mean to be a man? What is the primary purpose of manhood? Join us as we consider what this passage has to teach us about biblical manhood.