Summit Drive Church

This week, Pastor Ricky will walk us through Passover and we will meet the God who is a deliverer. God delivers us from the world, the devil and the flesh, and does so by dealing out justice while making room for mercy. All God asks of us is that we are obedient to Him even when it might look a bit foolish.

In this message on Exodus 7-11, we’ll see that the ten “strikes” are God’s judgement on evil through acts of de-creation which reveal Yahweh as the ruler over all creation and point to his ultimate victory. We’ll also trace out some of the significant implications for us today.

What do you do with your discouragement? Where do you go when shaken to the core? When disillusionment settles over you? Exodus 6 pushes Moses to keep looking to God’s Name and Promises, calls him to feel the fear and inadequacy, and do what God calls him to “do it anyways.” We can as well when we remember that we are marked by his Name and led by his mighty hands.

When things don't go the way we had hoped for, it's easy to get discouraged and to ask, "Can God be trusted?" This week, we discover that yes, God can be trusted - both in terms of “when” and “how.” God is both the Sovereign LORD and the Hero. He shows up for his people in His timing.

As we look at Exodus 4 this week, we’ll see how Moses wrestles with the task Yahweh has called him to and talk about 1) learning to trust God; 2) how God works with our weakness; and 3) reckoning with the Holy Other.

This week, Pastor Ricky walks us through Exodus 3, outlining what it looks like when God shows himself. We can expect revelation, confrontation, and vocation or calling whenever God appears to us.

In this introduction to our series on Exodus, we’ll see how this book reveals God on God’s own terms, and functions as the central story of redemption until the coming of Jesus. We’ll also see how God keeps his promises and how he’ll keep keeping his promises, even today.

In this final message of the Ascribe series on worship, we see how the repeated practice of “remembrance” at the Table roots us in the true story, reassures us of Jesus’ presence with us, and reorients our lives to act in a cross-shaped ways.

This week, Pastor Gerald will guide an exploration of Psalm 95:1-7 and Colossians 3:16 to find three important reasons why it is important for us to sing together in church.