Join us as we continue our journey through the book of Exodus, focusing today on Chapters 15-17. The Israelites are out of Egypt and they find themselves in a desert with no food or water. Even though they have seen the most incredible miracles, they still doubt God. Their doubt leads to grumbling and complaining. Yet God is gracious and provides everything they need. He turns bitter water sweet, leads them to a place of abundance, brings meat and sweet bread, and even brings water from a rock.

Like the Israelites, we have seen God move in our lives and still we doubt. We doubt His love, we doubt His presence, and we doubt His ability or desire to provide for us. God provides everything we need right when we need it. When we walk in doubt we walk by sight, we need to see it to believe it. However, we are called to be people that walk by faith, even when we don't see it we trust in God and who He is.

Join us as we continue our journey through the book of Exodus, focusing today on Chapter 14. In this chapter the Israelites are stuck between Pharaoh's Army and the Red Sea. With no hope, they cry out to God. God miraculously parts the sea, and the Hebrews walk across on dry ground.

We are in a similar position with sin and death chasing us down, and God's judgment in front of us. Jesus, through His death and resurrection, made a way through God's judgement. As there wasn't an ounce of water in the ground the Hebrews walked on, there isn't an ounce of Judgment for us on the path of salvation for those who belong to Christ.

Join us as we continue our journey through the book of Exodus, focusing today on Chapter 12. In this chapter God is coming against the last god of Egypt, Pharaoh himself. The last plague will be God Himself coming through the land to kill the first born of every house to enact righteous judgment upon the land. However God would rather see repentance and salvation, so He makes a way for salvation.

Join us as we continue our journey through the book of Exodus, focusing today on Chapters 5-10. In todays sermon God goes to war against the gods of Egpyt. Each plague God brought on the land was a direct shot at a specific false god of Egypt. The purpose of bringing the plagues on the land of Egypt were to destroy these fals gods, use them to free His people from slavery, and to show the Egyptians He is LORD. God hasn't just come to free His people, but also to destroy the very things that hold them captive.

However the worse plague upon Egypt wasn't the frogs, bugs, darkness, or storms...its was the hard heart of Pharaoh. With each delayed obedience to God, Pharaoh's heart grew harder and harder. Similarly our delayed obedience can do the same in our lives. Jesus has come to free us of our slavery to sin and destroy the things that hold us from a life of obedience to Him.

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Join us as we continue our journey through the book of Exodus, focusing today on Chapter 4. In this passage we see the conitnuing dialogue between God and Moses at the Burning Bush. God is giving Moses a "Big Calling" and Moses keeps responding with his "Big Buts". Moses felt unqualified for what God wanted to do through him, but God is a master at taking the "ordinary" and doing the "EXTRAordinary".

Join us as we continue our journey through the book of Exodus, focusing today on Chapter 3. In this passage, Moses encounters a bush that is burning but not consumed. From within the flame, the Lord calls to him, instructing him to remove his sandals, for he is standing on holy ground. In this sacred moment, God commissions Moses to return to Egypt and lead His people out of bondage, promising to bring them into a land flowing with milk and honey where they can worship Him freely.

How does this moment connect to the Great Commission in Matthew 28 and the call for every Christian to go and make disciples? Discover the connection in this week’s message!

Join us for our study through the book of Exodus! Today we are walking through Chapter 2. Moses believes he is the deliverer of the Hebrews in Egypt, however the people he has come to help turn on him and he flees to Midian. Egypt is a place of our past, our failures, and our pain. Midian is a place of escape and contentment, its the place we go to run from the call of God on our lives. What is your Egypt? What is your Midian?

Join us for our study through the book of Exodus! Today we are walking through Chapter 1. We find the Israelites under slavery and persecution in Egypt. We will explore what it means to thrive under hardship, not simply survive.

Join us as we close out our series called "GOOD." In this series we will explore God's goodness through His different characteristics as they are expressed in different stories through the Bible.

This week Pastor John leads us as we take a look at God's Good Discipline through the story of Gideon and the Israelites.

Join us as we continue our series called "GOOD." In this series we will explore God's goodness through His different characteristics as they are expressed in different stories through the Bible.

This week we are taking a look at God's protection as we go through the fiery trials of life. God doesn't remove the fires, but instead He comes down and enters the furnace with us. What does it mean to be bold and uncompromising in our faith? How do we live out the saying, "God will save us from the furnace, but even if He doesn't we will not bow to anything other than Him!" Find out in this weeks message on God's Goodness in the fiery furnaces of life.