These verses inform us about the lengthy process of preparation that was necessary before this zealous but flawed leader could deliver the Israelites from Egyptian slavery and oppression.

In this familiar story we see that over and over again, God uses the faithful efforts of humble servants to deliver his people from certain destruction.

In the opening passage of Exodus, Moses continues to tell the story of the people of God as they are led through prosperity and affliction, reminding us that through each season, God always keeps His promises

In this first sermon from the book of Exodus, CJ introduced us to this unforgettable journey from captivity in Egypt to covenant with God.

This Psalm, in particular, invites us to consider and respond to this glorious reality: the Lord reigns!

Written by a man who publicly failed, this Psalm seeks to prepare us so that we might pass the inevitable test of prosperity.

In this sermon, C.J. drew our attention to the psalmist's story and song, divinely inspired by God Himself, that is meant to become our story and song as well.

As we listen in on the psalmist's passion about God's place and with God Himself, we begin to see how our longing for God transforms our living for God.

In this Psalm, David helps us recognize and celebrate how God has graciously revealed Himself in creation and in His Word.

In this penitential Psalm, David invites to marvel at our merciful God and the blessedness of His forgiveness.