Part 22 of series on Exodus. This message explroes Exodus 36:8-40:28. God honored the Israel's investment in building the Tabernacle. We will explore how He honors ours as well.

Part 21 of series on Exodus. This message explores Exodus 34:29-36:27. Not everyone is excited about giving to God's work. How does Israel handle take on such a large project, and what can we learn from them?

Part 21 of series on Exodus. This message explores Exodus 34:29-36:27. Not everyone is excited about giving to God's work. How does Israel handle take on such a large project, and what can we learn from them?

Part 20 of series on Exodus. This message explores Exodus 33:1-34:28. We all wish we could know God more, but how do we get there? The nation and the leader of Israel help us to see how to see God more clearly … and how not to.

Part 20 of series on Exodus. This message explores Exodus 33:1-34:28. We all wish we could know God more, but how do we get there? The nation and the leader of Israel help us to see how to see God more clearly … and how not to.

Part 19 of series on Exodus. This message explores Exodus 32. After all God had done, Israel still rebels. Through their story, we will explore why we rebel, what consequences come, and how to respond when our loved ones fall away from God.

Part 18 of series on Exodus. This message explores Exodus 32. After all God had done, Israel still rebels. Through their story, we will explore why we rebel, what consequences come, and how to respond when our loved ones fall away from God.

Part 18 of series on Exodus. This message explores Exodus 28:1-31:18. God described the consecration and clothing of the priests carefully. Why such detail, and how does the concept of a priesthood impact our worship today?

Part 18 of series on Exodus. This message explores Exodus 28:1-31:18. God described the consecration and clothing of the priests carefully. Why such detail, and how does the concept of a priesthood impact our worship today?

Join us as we celebrate the final payment on our chapel mortgage, remembering where we've come from and focusing on what kind of church we can be as we look ahead. (Note: We apologize for the poor audio quality! We'll do better next time!)