The Truth with Matt Bedwell

When Israel entered the wilderness, they quickly discovered that they could not provide for themselves. Day after day, God faithfully sent manna from heaven, teaching His people to trust Him for their daily needs.

But Exodus 16 is about more than bread in the wilderness.

The manna was a picture of something greater to come. In the New Testament, Jesus declared, "I am the Bread of Life." Just as God provided manna for Israel's physical hunger, He has provided Christ for our deepest spiritual need.

Join us as we discover how God's daily provision in the wilderness points us to Jesus, the true Bread from Heaven.

Scripture: Exodus 16

Series: Jesus Before Bethlehem

Title: Daily Provisions

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Broken walls were only the beginning.

In Nehemiah 2:11–20, Nehemiah carefully surveys the ruins, shares God's vision with the people, and calls them to rise up and rebuild. His story reminds us that God restores broken places through ordinary people who are willing to honestly assess the need, unite around His mission, and faithfully persevere despite opposition.

If you've ever wondered how God rebuilds broken churches, broken families, or broken lives, this message will challenge you to move from simply seeing the need to becoming part of God's work.

Scripture: Nehemiah 2:11–20

Series: Rebuilding for God's Glory

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Why did God command Israel to place the blood of a lamb on their doorposts? Why was blood the sign that caused judgment to pass over?

In Exodus 12, we discover one of the clearest pictures of Jesus Christ in the entire Old Testament. The Passover wasn't simply about Israel's deliverance from Egypt—it pointed forward to the true Lamb of God who would take away the sin of the world.

Join us as we explore how the Passover reveals God's holiness, His justice, His mercy, and His amazing plan of redemption fulfilled in Jesus Christ.

Scripture: Exodus 12

Series: Jesus Before Bethlehem

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Have you ever prayed for God to do something... only to realize He was asking you to take the next step?

In Nehemiah 2:1–10, we see the powerful transition from private prayer to public obedience. After months of seeking God, Nehemiah finally stands before the king and courageously asks for permission, protection, and provision to rebuild Jerusalem.

This message reminds us that faith doesn't end with prayer—it moves us to action. God often answers our prayers by opening doors that require courage to walk through.

Scripture: Nehemiah 2:1–10

Series: Rebuilding for God's Glory

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What do you do when your heart breaks over what's broken around you?

In Nehemiah 1:1–11, we discover that God often begins His greatest works by placing a holy burden on the hearts of His people. Before walls were rebuilt, before revival came, before anything changed in Jerusalem, God first changed one man's heart.

This message explores how God still calls His people to pray, repent, and trust Him with impossible situations. If you've ever felt burdened for your family, your church, your community, or our nation, this sermon is for you.

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