This is one of the most important pieces of literature ever written. Directly from the hand of God - the Ten Commandments are God's design for the best way to live. In this message we explore the second set of commandments - possibly the second tablet. This is about sex, murder, truth telling, and more.

The ten commandments come from the hand of God. And they are so much more than restrictive rules from a tyrant. They are life giving principles from a loving Father. True freedom is found in these words, like a fish finding freedom inside water. The ten commandments reflect the character of the God who's image we bear. So, in this message we explore how creation is meant to work and flourish.

God is creator and sustainer of all things. Everything is dependent on God for everything. And therefore we need to consider how God provides for us. This is a breathtaking reality. And it alleviates so much anxiety. In this message we explore the story of God's provision of manna in the desert and how its meant to change us.

We are exploring the Exodus story. And this story can be divided into three parts: The Way Out - The Way Between - The Way In. We are now starting the second part of the story. What's so striking is that the minute the Hebrews get out of slavery they get into a whole lot of trouble. The are out, but not yet in. And there's trouble. Maybe you can relate? In this message we explore this dynamic and how God uses the in between troubled spaces.

How does God provide? Why does God provide? And do we have any responsibility to steward what God provides? The Hebrews had to unlearn a scarcity mentality that developed during slavery in Egypt. These where some of their questions and they remain important questions today. In this message we explore God's provision and our response of faith.

At this stage in the Exodus journey we reach the big showdown between God and Pharoah. This is the final plague. In this message we explore how the Lamb becomes the way out. This message points us forward and inspires our hope.

How do you close the gap between the life that you are living and the unlived life within? In this message we explore the spiritual formation process of one of the greatest leaders. Moses is liberator, a stateman, a prophet and priest. But before he could close the gap in the nation, he first needed to close the gap in his own life.

Most city dwellers live with a gap. We feel like there is something more for us. But we're not really sure what the "more" is or how to close the gap. In this message we explore the first part in our Exodus journey. Exodus is all about freedom. And here we learn how to close the gap between the life that we are living and the unlived life within.

Life in the city is a pressure cooker. As the year goes on the pressure builds. There's work pressure. Family responsibility pressure. No water pressure. Which produces other pressure! But there's a surprising hope. In this message we explore ways to cope with the pressure. God doesn't always take the pressure away. But He does come to help us carry the load! If you're feeling stretched, this message is for you.

There is a modern day contrast about Christianity. Many today conceptualize Christianity in terms of a a private, individual religious outlook. But in the Bible Christianity is hardly ever categorized like that. The Bible generally uses collective language. We are a family, children of God, a temple, a body with different parts. This is not something we can or should even want to do alone. There is an incredible blessing of being known and knowing others. So, in this message we explore the communion of the saints.