This morning, Pastor takes us into the first plague. God does not work a plague of oil or wine, but of blood. In two ways, the Lord paints us bloody red. Listen in!

God calls on Moses and Aaron to bring about Exodus his way, but they do it their way and end up as a holy stink to the Egyptians. We could learn a thing or two from them about bringing people to God with the right means and with the right goal. Listen in!

While living an uncomfortable and, perhaps, unhappy new normal, Moses meets the God of the bush. The encounter transforms Moses, sending him out as man who's seen God.

Today, we begin our new sermon series on the book of Exodus. We start in the book where Moses starts. Before an Exodus for all, Moses needs his own personal exodus for him. God begins to prepare him for a great salvation. Listen in.

Everyone in this section of Romans is groaning. Groaning the pains and sufferings seen and felt in this world. Through this word of encouragement, the Spirit cuts through the heaviness of life to fill us with hope that only God can give.

In this sermon we define this spiritual warfare we wrestle with as saints and sinners. Through this word, the Spirit reveals the reality and significance of the Christian’s spiritual battle and we find rest in Jesus.

Today the Holy Spirit moves us to remember our baptisms. He gives spiritual meaning to the new life we’ve been given by pointing us to the cross of Christ and His powerful resurrection.

This sermon isn't for everyone. It's for those who have been pushed to the margins, who have been called non-essential, who have been treated like superfluous tinkling bells. Zechariah gives to them a new imagination for what it means to be inscribed with "Holy to the Lord."

Shame and guilt are spiritual twins. Both rise up out of the same events in our lives. Last week, we looked at shame and how God covers it. This week, we look at guilt and how God removes it. Listen in!