God gave his people ten commandments to demonstrate their loyalty to Him, including this fourth one about remembering the Sabbath day.

God gave his people ten commandments to demonstrate their loyalty to Him, including this third one about how to use his Name.

God led Israel to Mount Sinai so He could give them his commandments that would serve as evidence of their loyalty to Him. Our passage today is the second of the Ten Commandments God gave his people.

God led Israel to Mount Sinai so He could give them his commandments that would serve as evidence of their loyalty to Him, and our passage today starts with the first of the Ten.

Three months after being rescued from Egypt, the Israelites approached Mount Sinai, and Exodus 19 prepares them for what will come next: receiving the 10 Commandments.

Today we celebrate the culmination of our annual Vacation Bible School with a special worship service. Today's message given by Senior Pastor Jerry Barber is based on John 3:1-16 and titled, "The 'Problem' with Religion."

In 605 BC, Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, attacked Jerusalem. This attack ultimately led to the destruction of Jerusalem in 586 BC and the exile of the Southern Kingdom of Judah.

God has rescued his people from slavery, from thirst, from hunger, and from enemies. They are redeemed, but still struggle with sin.

After marching victoriously through the Red Sea, the Israelites faced three major internal obstacles and God provided for them. Now this passage shows how God brought victory against their first external opposition, the Amalekites.

After God miraculously delivered his people Israel from bondage in Egypt by opening the Red Sea, they began traveling in the desert towards the promised land. Today's passage shows both their grumbling against Moses and God's gracious provision.