This Sunday we moved forward with our series You Can’t Go Until You Leave by walking through the story of the Israelites and the golden calf in Exodus 32. In this story, the Israelites mess up. But God doesn’t abandon them. Exodus is a story about us too though. Through Jesus, our response to all of this must be, like Moses, to worship.

Smoke and fire, cheesecake and Sleeping at Last. What Exodus 19 teaches us about Gods desire for Israel and more importantly how God wants us to experience him today.

Sydney’s story, the parting of the Red Sea and how shame can be drowned in the sea. Jesus died to erase your guilt and rose again to give you a new identity. Part the Waters, Drown the Shame!

Kanye, excuses and why God loves to use ordinary people to do extraordinary things. Join us in Exodus 3 and 4 as we look at the call of Moses to help God rescue his people.

Work produces money and money produces one of two things: greed or generosity. From the front of the Bible to the back the generosity of God is constantly displayed with an invitation to mimic. Though we swim in a world often filled with entitlement resulting in greed, we are called into a life of gratitude that spills out generosity. Don’t believe the lie of just one more thing, believe in the generous life (besides, the generous life has better perks).

What Napoleon Dynamite and a man born blind from birth teach us about how to invite others onto the spiritual dance floor. Chicken Little was mistaken, Jesus is still compelling.