What does our salvation allow us to do? Hebrews 10 gives us three core rights the gospel provides for Christian living. By Tyler Velin

All of God's ways are for our good. One of his greatest gifts to us is one day a week set aside for worship and rest. By John Luhmann

Once we have been reconciled to God through the gospel of Jesus Christ, the most loving thing he can do is tell us to put him first. By John Luhmann

Pastor Tyler preaches on Exodus 21. By Tyler Velin

God's plan is to reach all the peoples of the earth. We get an early glimpse of this through the story of Exodus 18. By John Luhmann

In all circumstance, God can be trusted because he is working for the good of his people. By John Luhmann

Looking at Exodus 16 and John 6 we see a greater understanding of what happened in God's miraculous provision of manna. By Tyler Velin

Exodus 15 captures a moments of great worship and great distrust side by side, and points us towards the greater Exodus brought to us in Christ. By Tyler Velin

In the crossing of the Red Sea, we get a glimpse into our history; a history of God's judgment and God's salvation. By Tyler Velin

In Exodus, God gave his people specific practices so they would not forget the mighty act of deliverance he accomplished for them. In Jesus, we have their fulfillment and remember the greater salvation we have in him. By John Luhmann