In a predominantly monotheistic society, the first commandment might seem like an easy box to check. But are there hidden idols in our lives that we overlook? This week, Pastor Nathan continues through Exodus, discussing the objects we may not even realize we’re over-attributing power and holiness to.

What does it take to enter the presence of a holy God? In this week’s sermon, Pastor Nathan showed how God’s covenant with Israel at Mount Sinai established key principles of salvation. Through Jesus, the way has been made for us—but like the Israelites, the need for trust and surrender remains the same.

In this week's sermon Pastor Nathan talks about Exodus 18.

Do you ever feel like all your hard work goes unnoticed? In this week’s sermon, Pastor Nathan reflects on the Israelites’ battle against the Amalekites and what we can learn from Hur—who quietly supports Moses and is only briefly mentioned in Scripture. Through Hur’s example, we’re reminded of the value of faithful service, even when it goes unseen or requires us to take a supporting role.

"Is the Lord among us or not?," is the question the Israelites asked as they were led to camp in a place in the desert with no water. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan unpacks how Jesus was revealed through God’s provision—not only in the water from the rock, but also in the manna and the bitter water made sweet—showing God among them in ways that far surpassed their immediate needs.

God has shown up for the Israelites in incredible ways—but have they learned to trust Him with their daily needs? In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan explores their struggle to trust and reminds us how failing to trust God in the small things can hinder our faith in the big things.

Faith is about believing what you have not seen. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan reflects on the Israelites' arrival at Mara and the powerful miracles God can work, even when the path ahead seems bitter.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan talks about the parting of the Red Sea and the destruction of the Egyptians.

Are you feeling stuck or unsure if you’re meant to take a new step? In this week’s sermon, Pastor Nathan reminds us that God hasn’t brought you this far to abandon you. The Israelites felt surrounded and struggled with doubt, but Moses trusted in God’s character and His promise to show up in a big way—just as He can in your life today.

Redemption is a familiar concept to modern Christians, but God was first establishing its requirements as the Israelites left for Egypt. In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan explores the Israelites' first steps on their journey and reveals how this biblical principle, like those seen in Passover, plays a crucial role in the new covenant fulfilled in Jesus.