Scripture: Exodus 16:2–16

In this insightful message, Pastor Pete reflects on the Israelites’ wilderness journey and their longing for food in the desert. God responds not with abundance all at once, but with daily provision of manna from heaven. It was unfamiliar, unexpected, and yet exactly what they needed.

Pastor Pete draws a compelling parallel between manna and Jesus, the Bread of Life. Just as manna sustained Israel physically, the Messiah sustains us spiritually. Both were heaven-sent, both required trust, and both challenged the people to receive with faith rather than complain.

This message reminds us that God’s provision may not always look like what we expect, but it always meets the need. Whether in the wilderness or in our daily walk, we are invited to trust the heart of the Provider and feast on the presence of Christ.

Scripture: Exodus 14:10–14

In this gripping message, Pastor Pete brings us to the edge of the Red Sea, where the Israelites found themselves trapped with Pharaoh’s army behind them, the waters before them, and fear rising all around. Yet in the face of panic, Moses declares a timeless truth: “The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still.”

Pastor Pete reminds us that when we can’t see a way forward, God is still present, powerful, and purposeful. The message challenges us to shift our focus from fear to faith, trusting that God’s heart is for us even when His hand seems hidden.

This is a call to courage, not because the path is clear, but because the One who leads us is faithful. With God, even when there’s nowhere to go, there’s still nothing to fear.

Scripture: Exodus 14:10–14

In this gripping message, Pastor Pete brings us to the edge of the Red Sea, where the Israelites found themselves trapped with Pharaoh’s army behind them, the waters before them, and fear rising all around. Yet in the face of panic, Moses declares a timeless truth: “The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still.”

Pastor Pete reminds us that when we can’t see a way forward, God is still present, powerful, and purposeful. The message challenges us to shift our focus from fear to faith, trusting that God’s heart is for us even when His hand seems hidden.

This is a call to courage, not because the path is clear, but because the One who leads us is faithful. With God, even when there’s nowhere to go, there’s still nothing to fear.

In this heartfelt message, Pastor Pete reflects on the moment Jesus gathered with His disciples in the upper room to celebrate Passover transforming a centuries-old tradition into a new covenant. As they shared the meal, Jesus revealed that He Himself was the fulfillment of the Passover Lamb, offering His body and blood for the salvation of many.

Pastor Pete highlights how this sacred meal was more than remembrance as it was also preparation. Jesus was preparing His disciples for the cross, for the resurrection, and for the mission ahead. The bread and the cup became symbols of grace, sacrifice, and unity.

This message invites us to come to the table with reverence and gratitude, remembering that even in the shadow of suffering, Jesus offered hope. The Lord’s Supper is not just a ritual, it’s a reminder that we are part of God’s redemptive story.

In this heartfelt message, Pastor Pete reflects on the moment Jesus gathered with His disciples in the upper room to celebrate Passover transforming a centuries-old tradition into a new covenant. As they shared the meal, Jesus revealed that He Himself was the fulfillment of the Passover Lamb, offering His body and blood for the salvation of many.

Pastor Pete highlights how this sacred meal was more than remembrance as it was also preparation. Jesus was preparing His disciples for the cross, for the resurrection, and for the mission ahead. The bread and the cup became symbols of grace, sacrifice, and unity.

This message invites us to come to the table with reverence and gratitude, remembering that even in the shadow of suffering, Jesus offered hope. The Lord’s Supper is not just a ritual, it’s a reminder that we are part of God’s redemptive story.

Scripture: Exodus 3:6–11

In this heartfelt message, Pastor Pete reflects on Moses’ encounter with God at the burning bush. Though Moses was the right person for the mission, he didn’t feel like it. He questioned his worth, his ability, and even his identity. But God didn’t focus on Moses’ insecurities; He reminded Moses of who He is and who Moses was called to be.

Pastor Pete encourages us to recognize that feeling unworthy doesn’t disqualify us from being used by God. In fact, it’s often in our weakness that God’s strength is most clearly seen. When we can’t see our own value, God speaks purpose over us. He chooses us, equips us, and sends us, not because we’re perfect, but because He is.

This message is a reminder that God sees beyond our doubts and calls us by name, even when we feel wrong for the role.

Scripture: Exodus 3:6–11

In this heartfelt message, Pastor Pete reflects on Moses’ encounter with God at the burning bush. Though Moses was the right person for the mission, he didn’t feel like it. He questioned his worth, his ability, and even his identity. But God didn’t focus on Moses’ insecurities; He reminded Moses of who He is and who Moses was called to be.

Pastor Pete encourages us to recognize that feeling unworthy doesn’t disqualify us from being used by God. In fact, it’s often in our weakness that God’s strength is most clearly seen. When we can’t see our own value, God speaks purpose over us. He chooses us, equips us, and sends us, not because we’re perfect, but because He is.

This message is a reminder that God sees beyond our doubts and calls us by name, even when we feel wrong for the role.

Scripture: Exodus 1:5–14

In this stirring message, Pastor Pete explores the story of Israel’s suffering in Egypt, where a season of favor turned into one of oppression. The Israelites, once honored guests, became enslaved under Pharaoh’s harsh rule. It’s a vivid reminder that life can shift unexpectedly and sometimes painfully.

Yet even in the silence and suffering, God was still at work.

Pastor Pete encourages us to hold on to faith when we can't see what God is doing. When His hand seems hidden, His heart remains faithful. The message calls us to trust in God's character, even when circumstances feel unfair or overwhelming. Just as God was preparing a deliverance for Israel, He is working behind the scenes in our lives too.

This message is a powerful invitation to trust deeper, especially when the tables have turned.

Scripture: Exodus 1:5–14

In this stirring message, Pastor Pete explores the story of Israel’s suffering in Egypt, where a season of favor turned into one of oppression. The Israelites, once honored guests, became enslaved under Pharaoh’s harsh rule. It’s a vivid reminder that life can shift unexpectedly and sometimes painfully.

Yet even in the silence and suffering, God was still at work.

Pastor Pete encourages us to hold on to faith when we can't see what God is doing. When His hand seems hidden, His heart remains faithful. The message calls us to trust in God's character, even when circumstances feel unfair or overwhelming. Just as God was preparing a deliverance for Israel, He is working behind the scenes in our lives too.

This message is a powerful invitation to trust deeper, especially when the tables have turned.

Scripture: Exodus 1:5–14

In this stirring message, Pastor Pete explores the story of Israel’s suffering in Egypt, where a season of favor turned into one of oppression. The Israelites, once honored guests, became enslaved under Pharaoh’s harsh rule. It’s a vivid reminder that life can shift unexpectedly and sometimes painfully.

Yet even in the silence and suffering, God was still at work.

Pastor Pete encourages us to hold on to faith when we can't see what God is doing. When His hand seems hidden, His heart remains faithful. The message calls us to trust in God's character, even when circumstances feel unfair or overwhelming. Just as God was preparing a deliverance for Israel, He is working behind the scenes in our lives too.

This message is a powerful invitation to trust deeper, especially when the tables have turned.