Exodus 9:13 – 10:29

Pharoah appears to make progress. He’ll ask for prayer from Moses. He’ll confess his sin and admit his guilt. But his heart won’t be in it. His piety, his confession, his humility are continually revealed as a front—a means of testing how far he can go.

Exodus 8:20 – 9:12

The first of three plagues is behind us in this showdown between the Lord and Pharaoh, but things are going to get worse before they get better in Egypt. This is controlled chaos, however. Nothing that happens in Egypt is out of God's control.

Exodus 7:14 – 8:19

It’s time for a little “True or False” test and God is about to shatter the box that we would put around Him. The Lord is determined to dethrone the rival gods that we dare to worship alongside of Him. Yahweh is going to break our heart like Pharaoh’s.

Acts 15:36-41

Special sermon addressing the future of Grace in terms of its relationship with the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (ELCA).

John 1:35-39

Connie Randall. Jesus asks in the gospel of John when he saw two of John the Baptist’s disciples following him – “What are you seeking?”