Hebrews 7:11-8:7; This Christmas, we're focusing on God as he reveals himself to us, through becoming a man, the God-Man, Jesus Christ. In this sermon by Montrel Haygood explains that Jesus is our great High Priest.

Deuteronomy 18:15-22; This Christmas, we're focusing on God as he reveals himself to us, through becoming a man, the God-Man, Jesus Christ. In this sermon by Montrel Haygood explains that we cannot know God on our own and that Jesus, as “prophet," reveals God.

Exodus 17:8 - 18:1-27; Three episodes, one theme: God fights through his people to provide for the family. We already have seen, in Exodus, that God fights FOR his people. Now we see that God fights THROUGH his people. In this sermon, Joel Kurz explains that our spiritual fight and growth (sanctification) is active, not passive; and that it is God fighting through us.

Exodus 15:22 - 17:7; In times of trouble, we murmer and complain. God is so gracious to us. In this sermon, Joel Kurz presents the trouble which Israel now faced in the wilderness, and the great provision of God in the midst of their pain: bread and water.

Exodus 13:17 - 15:21; God leads his people in a very strange direction. In order to keep them from an exhausting encounter with the Philistines, God leads them south towards the Red Sea. All the sudden, Israel discovers they're trapped. The Red Sea on one side and the entire Egyptian army on the other. In this sermon Joel Kurz explains what we should do when God's word seems ridiculous.

Exodus 12:33-13:16; Many people today want to leave a legacy. They want to leave their mark on the world. But what legacy is worth leaving, which doesn't pass on eternal truth. God wants the Israelites to pass on the story of deliverance to their children, for generations to come. In this sermon, Joel Kurz focuses on leaving a Godly legacy to our children.

Exodus 11:1 - 12:32; God does not see the righteous acts of Israel in his decision to save, he sees the blood. In this sermon, Joel Kurz explains the significance of the Passover and asks the question, "Are you covered in the blood?"

Exodus 10:21-29; In this sermon, Joel Kurz explains God's grace to Israel through light, while Egypt lives in darkness. In this 9th plague, we see the horror of the dark, and the true blessing of light.

Psalm 1; In this sermon, Isaac Adams shows us that there are only two ways to live, the way of the "blessed," and the way of the "wicked."

Exodus 7-11: The fight is not really between Moses and Pharoah, but rather it's between God and the "gods" of Israel. As we move through the Plagues, in this sermon, Joel Kurz hightlights the central meaning of these plagues in Egypt: so that the world may know that God is God. There is no other god but God alone. God is the God of creation, over sickness and death, over the human heart, and he's the God of us.