As look forward to wrapping up our series in the book of Exodus, let us not miss the big things this book teaches us. Through the Israelites' journey out of Egypt, we see a lot about who God is and who we are as His people.

God desires to dwell among His people, and as His people we should desire that as well.

This story is not just one of disobedience, but of a glorious Savior.

What does the Christian life look like? What part does God play in it? Even back in Exodus, God tells us exactly what role he expects to have in our lives.

Although hidden from the view of others, our desires are what defines us. As Christians, we should desire God and be content in Him.

God's Word teaches us that our words are very powerful, and how we use them can be destructive or edifying to us and those around us.

Biblically speaking, what constitutes stealing? While this commandment seems easy to follow, upon closer examination, we find that all of us are guilty of breaking God's law.

God views marriage the same way he views His relationship with His people. It is a covenant relationship that God builds and man should not seek to destroy.

The first commandment with a promise attached to it is “Honor your father and your mother.” This message will examine what such honor looks like and how it is to be carried out today.