Often times we have to learn by falling on our faces before we listen. Israel was a lot like this. Steve Coleman explains a set of promises and warnings that God reveals to His children to keep in the forefront of their minds and how they have value for us today.

Have you ever moved or had changes in your life that rewrote all the rules fo the way you lived? The Hebrews left Egypt and where now free. But how do they behave? God provided the law. Listen as Steve Coleman looks at a mixed set of laws in Exodus and how we can use them to get a fuller look of God’s character. 

Last week, Julie Coleman focused on the first four commandments. This week she explores the last six. Listen as Julie reminds us that the ten commandments reflect God’s desire to have His people, then and now, build a community and be set apart, to be holy.

Rules can be a good thing but what is more important is the person behind the rules. Listen as Julie reflects on the ten commandments in light of the God they are revealing.

Steve Coleman picks up our study of Exodus in chapter 19. Moses and the patriarchs believed God’s promises and obeyed. Listen as Steve calls us to live out what we believe, following God’s plan.

Have you ever found yourself in a crisis? Where do you turn? Joanne Hagemeyer takes us back to I Samuel 1:1-20 to the feast at Shiloh to reveal Hannah’s pain and undeserved shame and her willingness to trust God.

What vision does Jesus have for His church? Using John 17 Julie Coleman uncovers 4 truths about unity in the church. She shows the principles of and challenges to this unity today.

Have you ever thought, “I’m not enough” and begin to question your salvation? Listen as Steve Coleman explores James 2:14-26, its context and what James is actually saying about faith.

How does the truth set us free? Listen as Dr. Bill Smith dives into scripture to show us how to stay free in this world.

What is God doing? Can we know God’s plan? Listen as Joanne Hagemeyer reveals how God is involved in the world and what are His objectives.