Many of the psalms cry out to God in deep honesty of pain and wondering; "How long, O Lord?" In these psalms, God is teaching us how to cry out to him. Jesus' disciples said to him, "Teach us to pray." Hear from his psalms how God teaches us to pray.

The coming of peace, the first and second coming of Christ.

In the midst of the destructive power of the plagues on Egypt, where is God's grace? It's there, and it's here.

These plagues on Egypt are more than a warning. For those who would follow God, they are a compelling reason to trust him.

'... please let us go a three days' journey into the wilderness, that we may sacrifice to the LORD our God.' What are sacrifices? Do they matter for us? And why only three days? And was Moses really paying attention?

Moses gives us just these few verses to describe his life between his infancy and when God called him at 80 years old. Where did Moses go to school? It's not a complete mystery, but it is fairly surprising.

God rescues Moses from a basket in the Nile, but is God still good when hundreds of other children died in the Egyptian genocide? Is he still good when bad things happen to good people? This story is full of ethical questions, and answers from the God who is good.

Epic in proportion, and intimately personal at the same time. Exodus takes us on a journey of freedom sought, doubted, rejected and ultimately won by God. In this opening message, Pastor Mike considers the reliability of the history of the Exodus, and then challenges us to a deep honesty when it comes to our own histories. For whose glory are you building your story?

Peter took an all-in step from a boat in a rough sea, walked most of the way to Jesus, then started to sink. Jesus said, 'Little faith one, why do you doubt?' Was Peter's faith enough? Is your faith enough? If you ever have doubts, hear that the moral of this story has little to do with the size of Peter's faith. It has everything to do with Jesus.

How will God provide for my needs? How many of us experience fear and anxiety when it comes to the small things and bigger things in life? The apostle Paul gives some practical ways to lower our anxiety, but they may surprise you.