Pastor Vero takes us further in the story of the life of Moses, showing us that the people of God face crises, but God can turn a crisis into victory.

When the Pharaoh refused to let the people of God go, the Egyptians experienced judgement in plagues, and even the loss of their first born sons. But the Hebrew people did not. Why? Pastor Dave shows us that God looks to

To free the Hebrews, God displayed His power over the natural world and Egyptian idols. Have you made God Lord over our American idols?

Have you ever noticed that when you speak out about your life with God, life turns upside down? This was true in Moses' day, and it's true in our life, too. Pastor Chris preaches out of Exodus 6 and 7.

Moses, the fugitive, the murderer, the man living in a foreign land, experienced the God of his family at the Burning Bush. There, he learned "You've got to go back to move forward."

Pastor Dave continues our series

Moses had a distinct call on his life, and it's nowhere better seen than at the Burning Bush. Continuing our Life of Moses series, Jessica pastors us to ask, What is God calling us to?

God put a call on Moses' life. He tried to run from it, but even in the wilderness, Moses sought God's justice for those around him. As Pastor Chris continues our series on The Life of Moses, he asks, What's God's dream

The Life of Moses series continues with the beginning of Exodus Chapter 2, and the sovereign foundations of God in the life of Moses through the faith of his mother.

Pastor Chris kicks off our new series on the life of Moses. The social context for Moses' birth reflects our current context of the U.S. in surprising ways, where people in power are afraid of immigrants taking over. W

Pastor Dave closes out our parable series on the parable about parables: the Parable of the Sower. How you respond to the Word of God makes ALL the difference. So where is your heart?