As Christians, we have been set apart to lead Godly lives. The questions that arise from this truth are just how to do that and why. In this week’s message, Jon McNair shares what Paul instructed Titus to do in regards to living a life honoring God.

We as fallen humans often try to trust in our own strength to do things, even the things God has called us to do. Time and time again, we fail because we do not trust in the Lord. In this week’s message, Pastor Don McAllister explains what it means to trust God and not ourselves.

It had been years since the last prophet had spoken in Israel. They were living under Roman occupation, and they were looking for a savior. Little did they know one they did not expect was coming, and even more that Someone completely unexpected would proclaim Him.  In this week’s message, Pastor Don McAllister explains what we can learn from this time period in our time of uncertainty.

At The Way Fellowship Church, we hold to four Core Values: Scriptural Authority, Gospel Centrality, Biblical Community, and Making Disciplers. The question one can ask, however, is what do each of these Core Vales mean? In this week’s message, Pastor Kyle Hall explains what these values mean to us.

Taking a break from Exodus, we take the time to honor our mothers by looking at Paul’s commentary on marriage in Ephesians. In this week’s message, Pastor Don McAllister breaks down how these verses apply to all Christians, not just the married.

Moses thinks he stands defeated. Pharaoh will not let the people go, and even the people have turned on him due to the extra labor given them. God, however, is still in control, and He reminds Moses He will free His people on His time for His glory. In this week’s message, Pastor Kyle Hall explains what we can learn when we remember the Gospel promises God has made.

After heading to Egypt to meet with Aaron and his people Moses and his brother go before Pharaoh. Despite the fact that God has told them He will be with them, Pharaoh opposes them and makes life even more difficult for the people. In this week’s message, Pastor Kyle Hall shares how Moses deals with the discouragement he faces.

After meeting God at the burning bush, Moses hastens to go to Egypt to fulfill his mission, yet he still struggles with what God is calling him to do. In this week’s message, Pastor Kyle Hall uses Moses example to show how we should prepare for what God is calling each of us to do.

As we continue the discourse between Moses and God at the burning bush, we see Moses continuing to come up with excuses for why he should not be the one, yet for every excuse, God has an answer. In this week’s sermon, Pastor Kyle Hall explains how God provides for us all, so that we do not have excuses either.

As we return to our walk through the book of Exodus, we come to the point where God tells Moses that He will use him to deliver the Israelites, something Moses strongly doubts he can do. In this week’s sermon, Pastor Kyle Hall breaks the start of Moses’ excuses and how God’s answer to them still resonates with us today.