When Joseph is in prison, he ends up serving two of Pharaoh’s officials who had been imprisoned. This leads to Joseph’s introduction to Pharaoh. This story illustrates the sovereignty of God over all the affairs of our life and the happenings in the world around us. “Responding to the World Around Us” is part of our Joseph-The Story of God’s Grace sermon series.

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God grace breaks into Joseph’s life despite the dysfunction in his family and his own life. And it gives us a picture of the difference between religion and a relationship to God. “God’s Secret Plan” is part of our Joseph-the Story of God’s Grace sermon series.

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After Joseph was sold into slavery, at some point he encounters the love of God and it changes his life. And despite the many tragedies that befall him in Egypt he finds his life purpose. “The Power That Comes From Loving God First” is part of our Joseph-The Story of God’s Grace sermon series.

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A disciple of Jesus is a follower of Jesus. In our text today Jesus gives us his definition of what it means to be his disciple. “The Most Important Choice” is part of our Stand Alone Messages sermon series.

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Jesus’ disciple, Thomas, is a thoroughly modern person. Thomas has his doubts when the other disciples tell him that Jesus rose from the dead. He is a good example for us because goes directly to Jesus and expresses his doubt and asks his questions. We can learn much from his conversation with Jesus. “I’m Not Getting the Hype” is part of our Stand Alone Messages sermon series.

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As Israel prepares to enter the Promised Land under Joshua’s leadership, Moses speaks these final words to the Jews before his death. The book of Deuteronomy is comprised of three major sermons Moses delivers to Israel. And in these final messages, Moses reminds his people of three key truths that will ensure their success as they enter the Promised Land. “The Keys to Continued Success” is part of our Moses, A Person for Our Times sermon series.

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The Israelites literally spent 40 years living and wandering in the wilderness of the Sinai Desert under the leadership of Moses. The lessons they learned during that time allowed them to successfully enter into the Promised Land under Joshua’s leadership and would be the basis for successful living in the coming generations. Those same lessons are very relevant to us today. Scripture reference: Exodus 16-18; Numbers 13-14. “Life Lessons from the Journey” is part of our Moses, A Person for Our Times sermon series.

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The Israelites end up camping at Mt. Sinai for 11 months. There Moses receives the law and the instructions for the tabernacle, which is basically a tent that would serve as a portable place of worship for Israel. The word “tabernacle” literally means “to pitch a tent”. God pitched his tent in the middle of the Israeli camp. Why is that important? Scripture reference: Exodus 25:1,8-9;29:42-46; John 1:14. “Why Would God Live in a Tent?” is part of our Moses, A Person for Our Times sermon series.

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Most people have some knowledge of the Ten Commandments. We usually view them as negatives–things we are not supposed to do. But Jesus reinterpreted in a positive manner showing us the best way to live. Scripture reference: Exodus 20:1-17. “Understanding a New Life” is part of our Moses, A Person for Our Times sermon series.

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God has delivered Israel from slavery in Egypt. But in order for Israel to live as a free people they have to learn a new set of values. Without a new perspective on life they will simply return to the old ways they lived in Egypt. Their stay at Mt. Sinai was about learning a new story. Scripture reference: Exodus 19:1-8; 20:1-17. “Finding A New Story” is part of our Moses, A Person for Our Times sermon series.

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