What did Jesus do and say as he approached the cross? In this special service, a group of teachers walk through each day of Holy Week describing each moment that leads us up to Good Friday

When the Israelites finally reach Mount Sinai, God reveals his glory in remarkable power. In this message, Matt explores the meaning of this chapter and how it points us to Jesus.

Elder Allan Ward explores the story of Moses and Jethro in Exodus 18.

As we face battles in life against sin, death, and the devil, it's hard to know how to fight. In this message, Matt gives us a starting point from the story of the battle in Exodus 17.

When the Israelites accused God of abandoning them in Exodus 17, God addressed their accusations in a way that could only point to Christ. In this message, Matt explored the meaning of Exodus 17 and how it points of to the Rock of Ages through all the testing, hardship, and struggles of life.

God didn't just provide bread from heaven -- He provided rest. In Exodus 16, the Sabbath emerges as a divine gift and command, teaching Israel to rely fully on Him. Matt examines the significance of God's provision of rest and its lasting implications for believers today.

How does God provide for his people? By simple, but miraculous means. In them message, Matt explores the implications God's provision of manna of Exodus 16.

After the people of Israel passed through the Red Sea, God led them towards a test that was followed by a promise. In this message, Matt wrestles with the purpose of God's testing and how we can respond when we face trials.

After the Israelites crossed the Red Sea, we see a song arise for the first time in scripture; The Song of Moses. In this teaching from Exodus 15, Matt explores the meaning of the song, the mighty power it declares, and how it points to Jesus.

In this message, Matt ponders the remarkable story of the Israelites deliverance through a parted sea. Ultimately, we consider what this story tells us about Jesus.