In Exodus 17, God guides His people through another desert problem, but He does so to prove His commitment to provide for and protect His people.

In Exodus 16 the Israelites trusted God for protection and are now out of Egypt; now they must learn to trust God for daily provision. In many ways, we’re no different than them as we trust God to provide for us daily, both in work and in rest. 

Easter Sunday is a time to celebrate the resurrection of Christ and 1 Corinthians 15:50-58 explains how that changes everything.

In Matthew 21:1-11 we will discuss what Palm Sunday really is and how the people who welcomed Jesus as King were actually looking for the wrong kind of king.

We will look at Exodus 14 and how, through God's grace, we can overcome barriers to experience spiritual breakthroughs.

We will be in Exodus 12 as we talk about the Passover. This important Old Testament event reminds us that the only thing that can save us from death is faith in the living God and the blood of the Lamb.

This Sunday, we'll talk about the plagues found in Exodus 7:1-25. The plagues reveal that God is the only true God, and the gods of Egypt are frauds just like the ones we are tempted to worship today.

What does Exodus 6:28-7:13 say about pride and a hard heart?

As we walk through life, we all experience disappointment with God. When we walk through these seasons, God teaches us in Exodus 5:22-6:13 to remember His past, present, and future faithfulness to us so that we can walk in obedience wherever He leads.

In Exodus 5:1-23 we'll look at ways to keep your courage in the face of trials and suffering.