Steve Coleman introduces our new series on Exodus and provides background for the life of Moses. It was no accident the nation of Israel was in Egypt. We can see God’s hand getting them there and in all they endured. The blessings and protection of God can coexist with terrible problems and oppression. 

The Psalms are songs meant to evoke feelings. Psalm 73 was written by Asaph, a Levite, who was dependent on gifts from the people. Joanne Hagemeyer explores the emotions of Asaph. We can easily identify with his hurt and, like him, be reminded that we are God’s beloved.

Psalm 30 is full of contrasts. Listen as Bill Smith examines these and reveals Jesus’ teaching that is paralleled in this Psalm.

God is revealed in our world. Continuing our study in the Psalms Joanne Hagemeyer examines Psalms 19 and shares three pieces of evidence that point to God’s nature and reality.

Church can be really hard sometimes. Is it worth the effort to live in Christian a community? Psalm 133 sheds light on this question of unity. Listen as Steve Coleman explains its relevance to us today.

There are times in life when everything seems to be going wrong. The wilderness is often used as a metaphor to describe these times. Listen as Julie Coleman provides context for Psalm 63 and how it helps us when we are in our own wildernesses.

What do you think of when you think of God’s love? God’s love or ‘hesed’ is a commitment to us. It is a steadfast and faithful love. Listen as Julie Coleman reflects on God’s love for us and how that looks in our lives today.

This week we conclude our study of the Gospel of Mark. What is the importance of the resurrection? Listen as Dr. Bill Smith reveals what the disciples learned about belief? How should that revelation affect our thinking?

Mark is moving toward the conclusion of his gospel. The significance of his account is shown in what he includes and leaves out. Listen as Steve Coleman reflects on this familiar passage. What did Jesus’ death accomplish? What did He suffer apart from physical pain? Did Jesus really die?

What is the biggest challenge facing the church today? Mark reveals an answer to this question in today’s passage. Listen as Steve Coleman challenges us to guard against anything that prevents others from seeing Jesus.