For the first time, the Israelites find themselves face to face with an foreign enemy and in need, once again, of the presence and power of their Almighty God.

This passage is a cautionary tale, a warning of the most serious kind with eternal implications--a warning that we ignore to our peril, a warning we must heed.

In this sermon, God’s display of love for His people continues with yet another gift that they don’t deserve--the gift of the Sabbath rest.

In this passage, the Lord provides yet another test for His people in order to teach them daily dependence on Him

Following their miraculous rescue at the Red Sea and the subsequent celebratory song of praise, the Israelites now find themselves being tested by their patient and merciful God.

In Exodus 15 some two million people stand on the shores of the Red Sea having just been miraculously rescued from the Egyptian army and as they contemplate their deliverance, they erupt into a song of thanksgiving to their magnificent God.

In this passage, we come, at last, to the Red Sea and the most famous demonstration of the power of God in the Old Testament.

In this passage we join the Israelites as the take their first steps out of Egypt and their journey to the promised land takes an unexpected turn.

In this sermon, our guest speaker, Mark Prater, reminded us that God’s activity and presence emboldens the fearful.

In these passages we are reminded, how quickly we forget God's mercy and how quick he is to extend it again and again.