What is God revealing to Moses, the Israelites, Pharaoh, and the Egyptians through the Ten Plagues? What do the plagues tell us about the patience, mercy, justice, and judgment of God?

Combining Peter's speech, Paul and Barnabas' testimony, and James' reliance upon Scripture, what conclusions does the Council of Jerusalem make regarding the gospel and its implications for professing believers?

In this sermon, Cory answers massive questions that directly impact the life of a believer. What is the context and purpose of the Ten Commandments? What is the relevance of the Ten Commandments on the life of the believer today?

In this sermon, Cory examines the main points of what is often considered "The Hall of Faith." In typical fashion, he brings out often overlooked points that drive the text, and thus, its ultimate meaning.

In Exodus 4:18-31, we encounter a string of difficult passages to understand. Should we "check out" when encountering struggles in the text, or press into the text, trusting that God's purposes will always align with the perfections of His character?

In Exodus 4:1-17, Moses and God have a dialogue that will foreshadow the coming exodus, grow Moses in the faith, and paint a very real portrait of how we often respond to God's call upon our lives.

Why was the Council of Jerusalem so important? Why is the verdict declared by the apostles central to the faith that we proclaim as Christians? What are the consequences if we veer from these core truths?

The narrative surrounding God's calling Moses at the burning bush tells us much about who God is and how He relates to us.

We get a glimpse of the priorities of Paul and Barnabas at the end of his first Missionary journey. Why did he view strengthening churches as paramount? How did he strengthen the churches he helped plant?