Israel rebelled against God in the wilderness. Now that they were in the promised land, more comfortable and have conquered their enemies, will they be more obedient? Now that their situation had changed, will it be more favorable to obedience? The Book of Judges will tell us that the answer is, "No." So, what's the real problem here?

The Israelites were about to enter the Promised Land. This entry got derailed 38 years ago. What will happen now? Will God's promise be finally fulfilled? Will the people be courageous now?

A cursed generation were gone. Israel now has a new generation entering the Promised Land. What do they need to do in order to continue enjoying the undeserved blessing of God?

After almost a year of camping in Mt. Sinai and receiving God's laws, the Israelites set out on a journey to the Promised Land. How will they respond to difficulties they will experience along the way? Will they trust God or not? What lessons on faith does God want us to learn through this story?

God desires to dwell among his people. But there's a problem. He is perfectly holy. Israel was sinful, just like all other nations. How then can a holy God dwell in the midst of a sinful people, without them dying? The answer: Leviticus!

What is the purpose why God saves the Israelites from slavery from Egypt? What is the purpose why God saves us? Find out in this sermon based on the story of Exodus 15-40.

After 400 years of slavery in Egypt, the Israelites called to the Lord. And the Lord answered by calling a leader to rescue his people out of Egypt and into the Promised Land.

Bad things happen to God's people. Why? When you look at the story of Job, you will find out that God has more important things in mind than answering our "why" questions in times of sufferings.

After the story of creation and rebellion, we see God begin his rescue mission by making a promise to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.

If God created everything good, why is there something wrong with our world today? Where did it all start? And how did God respond to it? And how are we going to respond today?