Haven Bible Church

This week, as we walk through the plagues of Egypt, we'll see why partial obedience is still a form of bondage. Don't treat your faith like a negotiation. God doesn't just save you FROM sin; He saves you FOR worship.

If God revealed His power right in front of you, would it change your life or just confirm your stubbornness? This week, we dive into the escalating tension between a holy God and Pharaoh's hardening heart.

We often think we need more signs to believe, but the truth is that we don't lack evidence, we lack surrender. Join us as we explore the line between simply knowing the truth and actually bowing to it, and why our response to God's mercy determines everything.

When obedience leads to unexpected trouble, doubt often creeps in because our circumstances feel louder than God's voice. This week we look at Exodus 5:22–6:9 at how God anchors us by reminding us of who He is, what He has done, and what He has promised.

Before Moses could confront Pharaoh, he had to confront the compromise in his own home. This week, we explore the startling moment God met Moses on the way to Egypt, proving that public ministry never excuses private disobedience. Before God uses us, He calls us to total alignment with His holiness.

No fear and no Pharaoh can stop the purposes of God. In this message, we discover why we can move forward with confidence even when we feel inadequate. Stop letting your "not enough" stop you from trusting the God who is more than enough.

As we look to the burning bush and The Great I AM, we see that our confidence grows where our view of God grows.

As we look at Exodus 2:16-25, we see that even when all we see is silence, God is still working.

As we look at Exodus 1:8-2:15, we see that God's promises advance even when opposition is present.

In our first week going through Exodus, we look at how God grows His people because He keeps His promises.

In our final week of the Before All Things series, we look at God's sovereignty over evil and suffering. Evil and suffering are real, and God has the final word.