Thoughts: Before God send Moses, He equips Him with signs, foretelling the blood of the firstborn, and ensuring his participation in the sign of the covenant. Redemption always involves the Cross. Our interaction with God is Relational, Careful, and Fearful. How has God equipped you for ministry? Text: Exodus 4.

From Exodus 3, we see both God's irresistible grace and man's response. Together, these show how we are to take Christ with us.

God Hears His People. God Remembers His Covenant. God Knows His People. From Exodus 2:23-25 we see God is present with us, knowing us fully and never abandoning His purpose.

Exodus 2:1-22 show us patterns in the Redeemer, Moses, that point us forward to the Redeemer, Jesus Christ.

From Matthew 7:21-29, this is what revival looks like. Jesus calls us to be built on the Rock that is Himself. His own teaching, God's Word is the foundation of our lives and salvation.

From Matthew 7:15-20, Jesus warns us against false prophets. Pastor Vance explains how to identify them and gaurds us against false prophets of our day.

Jesus exhorts us to seek after God, where we can expect a response. We are drawn to obedience and warned of the Narrow Way. All of this is fulfilled in pursuing Christ! Matthew 7:7-14.

In this sermon we learn the biblical context of the often misquoted "Judge not" passage. Jesus calls us away from hypocrisy to purity and accountability within the church. Text: Matthew 7:1-6

From Matthew 6:26-34, Jesus shows how God cares for His Creation. He points us to the heavenly provision He gives to all who believe in Christ. This message is a special help to those who are struggling with anxiety of any kind.

Jesus furthers applies our call to relationship in every circumstance. Lay up your treasure in heaven, be ruled by light, serve only one master. Text: Matthew 6:19-24.