Loving God and Loving others is the obedience that God desires from us.

Exodus 16:1-21

If you live your life seeking the heart of God rather than wealth, then your life will be “abundant” and “eternal” in ways that you cannot even imagine.

Through Jesus’ death and resurrection, we can die, and be reborn, and transformed from fearful, scrambling, narrow-sighted individuals into a peaceful, confident, non-anxious family of God.

Exodus 11-12

Eating Jesus’ “body” and drinking Jesus’ “blood” only makes sense in light of the Passover meal where an “unblemished” lamb is slaughtered and eaten and the people are saved from bondage and slavery

Exodus 9:13-35

God has always gone to great lengths to reveal himself to the world through his people, and he continues to do this through us today!

Exodus 5:1-22

While there are times that we may cry out to God in frustration because God is not doing what we expect in our life, God is living and active and is leading us on a journey that is much bigger than what we can see.

Exodus 4:1-17

When God calls us, God overcomes our excuses with promises set on God’s character rather than our ability.

Exodus 3:1-15

God continue to reveal his “name,” not simply through words, but through active salvation of God’s people through Jesus.

Exodus 2:11-25

Even though trying to do what is right, and serving others, ends with no reward sometimes - and even people despising you for it - there are also times when God works it into the most amazing good!

Exodus 1:8 - 2:10