What would you do if you had a scheduled meeting with God—would you carry on as usual, or would it change everything? As we continue our journey in Exodus, we consider how such an encounter might shift our lives completely—are you ready for that kind of change?

We all know how to grumble and complain—but what does that reveal about our hearts? Today, from Exodus 15–17, we see God’s people grumble, God’s gracious response, and Jesus, the One who never complained.

This week, as we celebrate our 60th Anniversary, Bishop Darrell will remind us of God's faithfulness in the gospel.

There are times in life when we find ourselves asking God, “Why?” In today’s passage from Exodus, we see one of those moments and how God both leads and protects His people through it.

What would it take for you to live and not die? Listen in as we learn why we need Jesus to die so we could live.

Today God shows his power to save his people through judgement. We'll see it in the plagues of Egypt, and in the death and resurrection of Jesus.

In seasons of hardship, when it feels like God is absent, where do we turn? Exodus 5–6 reminds us that God is present and that He cares, even in our suffering.

How can we know and trust God? How can we be confident in his plan to save us through Jesus? Exodus 3–4 shows us the answers.

Where is God when evil seems to win? When life is heavy with pain and suffering? As we begin Exodus, God shows us: He is there—and He will rescue.

How can you trust in God when life is chaotic and uncertain? The psalmist in Psalm 46 helps us to answer this question so that we can place our trust in God during uncertain times.