Laws are essential to a civil society—they protect, guide, and uphold justice in the face of wrongdoing. But not all laws are the same, and not all justice is carried out equally. In Exodus 22:1–23:9, we see God establishing laws that reflect His heart for fairness, order, and compassion.

In this message, we dive into what it means to live justly as God’s people. How do we faithfully uphold laws in our communities? What does justice look like when dealing with neighbors, strangers, and even enemies? And how can we discern which laws carry lasting moral weight versus those that are culturally bound to a specific time?

Join us for an honest and practical conversation about justice, responsibility, and what it means to reflect the character of a just God in today’s world.

Laws are essential to a just and civil society. They protect, guide, and help ensure justice when wrongs are committed. In a world where abuse and manipulation are all too common, laws serve as a necessary framework for order, accountability, and the safeguarding of human dignity. God calls His people to live justly because He is a just God.In this message, we explore Exodus 21:12-36 to understand how God’s justice shapes our approach to law, community, and neighborliness. How do we faithfully uphold and apply laws in a way that honors both justice and mercy? Which laws have timeless relevance, and which are rooted in specific cultural contexts? Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion on living as a people shaped by God’s justice and committed to one another’s good.

Sermon by Pastor Davey

The world is full of people who are struggling—facing broken relationships, financial hardships, and unexpected challenges. Life doesn’t always go as planned, and in those moments, compassion and mercy can make all the difference. Thankfully, God sees the downcast and oppressed, and He calls His people to do the same.In this message, we explore Exodus 21:1-11 to understand how God’s heart for justice and mercy should shape our lives. How do we help those who are hurting? How can we build communities of healing and hopefulness? Join us for a meaningful discussion on how we can embody God’s compassion, offering love and restoration to those in need.

You were created to worship—it’s the most important thing about you. The question isn’t whether you worship, but who or what you worship. Too often, our worship is misdirected, leading to frustration, emptiness, and destruction. If our hearts aren’t set on God, our Creator and Sustainer, anything else we worship will ultimately fail us.In this message, we explore Exodus 20:22-26 to uncover the truth about worship. Who is the God we are called to worship? How does He desire us to worship Him? How can we cultivate a daily life of worship that reflects a right understanding of who He is? Join us for this important discussion on how true worship transforms our hearts, minds, and lives.

Fear is a powerful force—sometimes it protects us, but too often, it unsettles our minds and souls. Many of us fear the wrong things, leading to anxiety and disorder, while missing the life-giving peace that comes from a proper fear of God.In this message, we explore Exodus 20:18-21 to uncover the difference between unhealthy fear that traps us and the healthy fear of God that brings wisdom, peace, and purpose. What does it truly mean to fear God? How do we cultivate a healthy, reverent fear that draws us closer to Him? What resources has God given us to walk with Him daily in awe and trust? Join us for a deep dive into this transformative topic and discover how fearing God leads to a more ordered, peaceful, and fulfilling life.

Contentment is something we all seek, yet so few truly experience. We wrestle with what we don’t have, crave what others possess, and struggle to find satisfaction in the present moment. But what if contentment isn’t about having more, but about trusting God more?In this message, we explore Exodus 20:17 to uncover the secret of true contentment. What role does God play in our satisfaction? How can we guard our hearts from desiring things that aren’t good for us? What should we truly long for? Join us for a liberating discussion on how to embrace contentment, resist comparison, and find lasting joy in what God has already provided.

Every day, we speak thousands of words—often without considering their true impact. While we may think our speech is neutral, Scripture reveals that our words carry significant spiritual weight, influencing both ourselves and those around us. In this message, we explore Exodus 20:16 and dive into the importance of truth, integrity, and the responsibility of our speech.What if we carefully measured each word before speaking? How can we shift from tearing down to building others up? How do we examine our hearts and harness our tongues with the power God provides? Join us for this life-changing discussion on the power of words and how using them wisely can transform our relationships, our faith, and our communities.

Most of us don’t see ourselves as thieves, but what if theft goes beyond simply taking what doesn’t belong to us? In this message, we explore Exodus 20:15 and examine how our view of possessions, work, and integrity plays a larger role in this commandment than we might realize.

A strong marriage is the cornerstone of a thriving family, community, and world. It reflects God’s love and demonstrates the power to endure life’s trials and challenges. In this message, we unpack Exodus 20:14 and dive into the essential elements of a healthy marriage.