Names carry meaning—they reflect identity, character, and reputation. Nowhere is this more true than with the name of God. When the Lord reveals His name, He is not just giving us a title, but a revelation of who He is: merciful, gracious, slow to anger, abounding in steadfast love, and faithful to forgive yet just in judgment.In Exodus 34:6–7, God proclaims His name to Moses in one of the most defining declarations in all of Scripture. This message from Missio Dei Community Church explores: • What God’s name reveals about His character and nature • Why His mercy and justice together matter for our lives • How knowing His name can transform our identity and daily walkIf you’ve ever longed to know God more personally, this passage offers life-changing truth. His name is not distant or abstract—it is an invitation to experience His compassion, faithfulness, and transforming presence.

Names are more than words—they reveal identity, character, and purpose. Nowhere is this more true than with the name of God. His name is not just a title but a revelation of who He is, carrying weight, authority, and the power to transform lives.In Exodus 34:1–7, God reveals His name and character to Moses in one of the most significant moments in Scripture. This message from Missio Dei Community Church explores: • What God’s name reveals about His nature and character • How His name points us to His mercy, justice, and faithfulness • Ways God’s name can transform our identity and shape our daily livesIf you’ve ever wondered what it truly means to call on the name of the Lord, this message will encourage you to see His name as more than words—it’s an invitation into a life-changing relationship with Him.

Friendship is one of life’s greatest gifts—a bond of trust, closeness, and acceptance. But what if that same depth of relationship was possible with God Himself? Scripture shows us that it is not only possible but something God desires for His people.In Exodus 33:12–23, Moses speaks with God as one speaks with a friend, revealing a picture of intimacy that transforms both the heart and the community.This message from Missio Dei Community Church explores: • How friendship with God is made possible through His grace • Ways to cultivate intimacy with Him in prayer, obedience, and presence • The promises God extends to those who walk in friendship with HimIf you long for a deeper relationship with God—one marked by peace, closeness, and trust—this message will encourage and equip you to experience Him as more than Lord and Savior, but also as Friend.

There’s no substitute for being with someone you love. Gifts can be nice, but without the giver, they lose their meaning. This truth is never more profound than in our relationship with God.In Exodus 33:1–11, God offers to send Israel forward with His blessings, but without His presence. It forceås the question: Would we be satisfied with everything we desire—if God Himself wasn’t with us?This message from Missio Dei Community Church explores: • Why the Giver matters more than the gifts • What contentment in God alone looks like • How to cultivate intimacy with Him over what He providesIf you’ve ever been tempted to settle for God’s blessings without seeking His presence, this message will help you re-center your heart. Discover the joy, peace, and fulfillment that can only be found when God Himself is your greatest treasure.

Guilt and shame can weigh us down—sometimes from our own hearts, sometimes from knowing we’ve fallen short of God’s standard. In Exodus 32:15–35, we witness a raw moment of failure as Israel turns from God, yet we also begin to see the shape of something more powerful than judgment: mercy.This message from Missio Dei Community Church explores: • The tension between justice and mercy in our relationship with God • How self-condemnation can be replaced by the freedom of grace • Why God’s kindness is not weakness, but a deeper strength that heals and restoresIf you’ve ever wondered whether God could forgive you—really forgive you—this message is for you. Discover a mercy that doesn’t ignore sin but overcomes it with redeeming love, and let it reshape how you see yourself, others, and the heart of God.

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There are moments in life when someone needs to stand in the gap—for us or for others. Whether it’s restoring broken relationships or seeking mercy in times of failure, intercession has the power to bring peace where there was once conflict.In Exodus 32:7–14, we see Moses intercede for a rebellious people, pleading for mercy on their behalf. This message from Missio Dei Community Church explores: • What it means to intercede—between God and others, and between one another • How we can respond to conflict with compassion, courage, and faith • Practical tools for cultivating a life of prayerful, peace-seeking intercessionIf you’ve ever felt caught in tension, carried a burden for someone else, or longed for restoration, this message will encourage you to take your place as a peacemaker—someone God can use to bring reconciliation, hope, and healing.

Trusting God is easy when life is clear—but what about when it’s not? In Exodus 32:1-6, we see the Israelites grow restless as they wait for Moses, leading them to take matters into their own hands. Their impatience reveals a deeper issue: a struggle to trust when God’s timing doesn’t align with theirs.This message from Missio Dei Community Church explores:Why we’re tempted to act on unbelief when God feels distantWhat happens when we try to control what we’re meant to surrenderHow to build spiritual rhythms that anchor us in deep, lasting trustIf you’ve ever wrestled with waiting, doubting, or wondering where God is in the delay—this message is for you. Discover how to trust God’s heart even when you can’t see His hand, and grow in faith that endures through every season.

We’re all builders. Whether we realize it or not, each of us is constructing something with our time, energy, and gifts—relationships, communities, habits, or legacies. In Exodus 31:1-18, God invites His people into a sacred building project, calling them not only to craftsmanship but to partnership in His greater purpose.This message from Missio Dei Community Church explores: • What it means to build something that matters—eternally • How your unique skills are meant to be used in community, not isolation • What kind of “home” you’re shaping through your relationship with God and othersBuilding the life God calls us to isn’t reserved for a select few. It’s a shared mission—and it lasts beyond this world. Watch and be encouraged to step into the work you were made for.

We all long for meaningful connection—but no relationship matters more than God’s own presence with us. In this message from Missio Dei Community Church, David Cosand explores Exodus 30:1-38, where the altar of incense, holy anointing oil, and fragrant blend of spices point to a truth that still transforms lives today: the Lord chooses to dwell with His people and work through them for the sake of others.Watch to discover: • What it really means to live aware of God’s presence—not just in sacred moments but in everyday routines. • How His nearness shapes our relationships, work, and witness, enabling others to experience the power of presence through us. • Practical rhythms—prayer, worship, community, and service—that nurture a “God-with-us” lifestyle and build a culture of belonging.Whether you feel spiritually distant or eager for deeper intimacy, be encouraged to cultivate habits that keep you rooted in the One who never leaves or forsakes you. Let God’s presence renew your heart—and overflow into the lives around you.