Welcome to Week 6 of our Exodus series as we explore a struggle that affects all of us at one time or another: comparison.

In Freedom From Comparison, we examine the story of Miriam and Aaron and discover how comparison can quietly steal our joy, distort our perspective, and distract us from God's purpose for our lives. When we become focused on what God is doing for others, it's easy to lose sight of the unique calling and blessings He has given us.

This message reminds us that God never intended for us to measure our lives against someone else's. Instead, He invites us to trust His plan, embrace our God-given purpose, and walk faithfully in the assignment He has placed before us.

If you've ever struggled with jealousy, insecurity, or feeling overlooked, this message will encourage you to silence the voice of comparison and find freedom in God's design for your life.

Welcome to Week 5 of our Exodus series as Pastor Josh shares a message titled Freedom From Bondage.

Bondage doesn't always look like chains. Sometimes it appears as fear, addiction, shame, unhealthy relationships, destructive habits, or thought patterns that keep us from experiencing the life God intended for us.

In this message, we discover that while God can bring us out of bondage in a moment, He also desires to lead us into a life of lasting freedom. Through biblical truth and practical application, Pastor Josh challenges us to identify the areas where we may still be living captive and invites us to embrace the freedom Christ purchased for us.

No matter what you're facing, God's desire is not simply to deliver you from bondage but to walk with you into a future marked by healing, restoration, and freedom.

If this message resonates with you and you're looking for support on your journey toward freedom, we encourage you to connect with these trusted local recovery ministries:

• Project Hope Recovery Center

Freedom is possible, and you don't have to walk the journey alone.

Welcome to Week 4 of our Exodus series as Pastor Josh explores a struggle many believers know all too well—feeling close to God one moment and condemned the next.

Looking at the life of Moses, this message reveals how shame, failure, and self-condemnation can keep us running from God's purpose and doubting His calling on our lives. While our flesh constantly reminds us of our mistakes, God's Word tells a different story.

Through the truth of Romans 8:1, we discover that condemnation is not the voice of God. In Christ, there is freedom from the weight of our past failures and grace that is greater than our shortcomings.

If you've ever felt like you've disappointed God, disqualified yourself from His plans, or struggled to move beyond your mistakes, this message will encourage you to embrace the freedom, forgiveness, and identity found in Jesus.

Welcome to Week 3 of our Exodus series as Elder Troy Peaden shares a message titled Freedom for the Future.

Whether you feel excited about what lies ahead or anxious about the unknown, God's Word reminds us that He is already there. The future is never uncertain to Him, and we can walk forward with confidence knowing that His presence goes before us.

In this message, we explore how our posture toward God impacts our ability to walk in freedom. As we learn to live in the fear of the Lord—a posture of reverence, trust, and obedience—we discover the freedom that Christ has made available to us.

If you've been struggling with worry, uncertainty, or fear about what comes next, this message will encourage you to trust God's leading, embrace His presence, and step confidently into the future He has prepared.

In Week 2 of our EXODUS series, Pastor Kenny explores what it means to experience freedom from the past. Drawing from Exodus 14:10-16, we find the children of Israel standing between what God had delivered them from and the promise He was leading them toward.

When fear and uncertainty caused them to look back, God gave a simple but powerful instruction: move forward.

This message reminds us that we cannot fully step into what God has prepared for us while holding on to what He has already delivered us from. Whether it's past mistakes, old wounds, regrets, or seasons we've outgrown, God calls us to trust Him and keep moving toward His promises.

As we continue our journey through Exodus, discover how faith empowers us to leave the past behind and walk confidently into the future God has prepared.

In Week 1 of our EXODUS series, Pastor Josh explores what it means to experience freedom from doubt through the life of Moses. Even one of the greatest leaders in Scripture wrestled with questions many of us still ask today: “Who am I?” “Who are You, God?” and “What if I fail?”

This encouraging message reminds us that doubt may visit every believer, but it doesn’t have to define us. God is not intimidated by our questions, insecurities, or fears. Instead, He meets us in them and calls us forward in faith.

As we begin this journey through Exodus, discover how God’s calling is always greater than our insecurity and how trusting Him can lead us into freedom, purpose, and deeper faith.

Chosen — Ephesians 1:4

Loved — Jeremiah 31:3

Accepted — Ephesians 1:6

Forgiven — Colossians 1:14

Redeemed — 1 Peter 1:18-19

Adopted — Romans 8:15

Free — John 8:36

Known — Psalms 139:1

Seen — Genesis 16:13

Protected — Psalms 91:4

Treasured — Deuteronomy 7:6

Victorious — Romans 8:37

Created with Purpose — Ephesians 2:10

Fearfully & Wonderfully Made — Psalms 139:14

More Than Conquerors — Romans 8:37

God’s Masterpiece — Ephesians 2:10

Citizens of Heaven — Philippians 3:20

The Apple of His Eye — Zechariah 2:8

Never Alone — Hebrews 13:5

Secure — Romans 8:38-39

Faithful — Lamentations 3:22-23

Holy — Isaiah 6:3

Just — Deuteronomy 32:4

Merciful — Ephesians 2:4

Gracious — Psalms 145:8

Loving — 1 John 4:8

Patient — 2 Peter 3:9

Compassionate — Psalms 103:13

Sovereign — Psalms 115:3

All-Powerful — Jeremiah 32:17

All-Knowing — Psalms 147:5

Ever-Present — Psalms 139:7-10

Unchanging — Malachi 3:6

Good — Psalms 34:8

True — John 14:6

Wise — Romans 11:33

Righteous — Psalms 11:7

Jealous for His People — Exodus 34:14

Our Peace — Judges 6:24

Our Provider — Genesis 22:14

Our Healer — Exodus 15:26

Our Shepherd — Psalms 23:1

Our Refuge — Psalms 46:1

Mighty Warrior — Zephaniah 3:17

Near to the Brokenhearted — Psalms 34:18

Slow to Anger — Nahum 1:3

The Alpha and Omega — Revelation 22:13

Light — 1 John 1:5

Defender — Psalms 18:2

King Eternal — 1 Timothy 1:17

“The one who calls you is faithful, and he will do it.”

— 1 Thessalonians 5:24

“Know therefore that the Lord your God is God; he is the faithful God, keeping his covenant of love…”

— Deuteronomy 7:9

“Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful.”

— Hebrews 10:23

“But the Lord is faithful, and he will strengthen you and protect you from the evil one.”

— 2 Thessalonians 3:3

“Your faithfulness continues through all generations…”

— Psalms 119:90

Welcome to Week 2 of our Margins series as we explore The Mindset of Margin — learning the difference between what we’re carrying and what God actually designed us to carry.

Through the story of Mary and Martha, this message reveals how many of our greatest struggles are not physical, but mental and spiritual. In a world filled with pressure, distractions, and constant demands for our attention, God invites us into a healthier way of living through boundaries, rest, and time in His presence.

This message is a reminder that not every opportunity is obedience, not every interruption deserves access, and true rest is ultimately found in Jesus. As we create margin in our minds, schedules, and hearts, we make room for peace, clarity, and deeper relationship with God.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, mentally exhausted, or stretched too thin, this message will encourage you to slow down and rediscover the rest only Christ can give.

This week, Pastor Kenny brings a powerful standalone message centered on trusting God through every season of life.

Drawing from the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the fiery furnace, this message reminds us that even in the middle of trials, God is present and faithful. When these men refused to bow to King Nebuchadnezzar, they were thrown into the fire—but the flames did not destroy them. Instead, the only things burned away were the chains that had been binding them.

Sometimes God uses difficult seasons to remove the very things that have been holding us back. As we place our trust fully in Him, He can use trials to strengthen our faith, deepen our dependence on Him, and bring freedom where there was once bondage.

No matter what fire you may be facing, this message will encourage you to trust that God is with you in the middle of it all.

Welcome to Week One of our Margins series. What if the breakthrough you’ve been praying for is waiting on the space you haven’t created yet?

In this message, we explore the power of margin and why God often chooses to move in the areas where we intentionally make room for Him. Through biblical insight and practical application, you’ll be encouraged to release what’s unnecessary, reorder your priorities, and reclaim what matters most.

God’s presence is not something we squeeze into already full lives—He moves in the space we surrender. As you listen, you’ll be challenged to examine where your time, energy, and attention are going, and to begin creating margin for what truly matters.

Because when you make room, God moves.

In this special finale to Signs of the Times, Pastor Josh answers questions submitted throughout the series about biblical prophecy, the end times, and the return of Christ.