Join Pastor Kellen in Exodus 33 for the message “God, Are You with Us?” Moses knew that sin had separated the people from God, yet he also understood that without God's presence, there was no hope or future. Like Moses, we must ask ourselves—will we move without God?

Join one of our Elders, Robby Mannenbach, as he teaches from Galatians 5:16–26 in the message “Freedom of Walking in the Spirit.” Through faith in Jesus, the flesh is crucified, and we are set free to live and walk by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Garret looks at Exodus 32 with a message titled, “No Substitute for God: Dumb Idols or Living Christ.” When Israel traded the living God for a golden calf, they made a substitute, and we face the same temptation today...there's no replacement for the God who speaks, saves, and satisfies.

Join Pastor Rob as he explores Exodus 31:12–18; 35:1–3 and Matthew 11:25–12:8 in the message “From Sabbath to The Lord's Day.” Discover how Jesus, the Lord of the Sabbath, offers true and eternal rest, not through legalism, but through grace and relationship with Him. Those who find their rest in Christ will know the peace that no rule or ritual can give.

Pastor Rob continues our study in Galatians 5:1-15. Why would anyone put themselves back under the Law when Christ has set them free?

Pastor Garret examines Exodus 31:1-11 and 35:30-36:38, and shares how Bezalel and Oholiab point beyond themselves to Jesus, the true Master Craftsman who builds a better tabernacle for us, by His cross and resurrection. He calls you by name, fills you with His Spirit, and sets you among His people so that your calloused hands flow from a worshipful heart.

One of our Elders, Andrew Burns, examines Galatians 4:21-5:1 and shares that, in Christ, we are free from the domain of sin and death. We need to stand firm in this freedom, even when the pressures of this present age tempt us to drift back into the ease of empty religion. Standing firm means following His voice and relying on His grace as we advance His kingdom with confidence in a dark and messy world.

As we navigate difficult days Pastor Kellen reminds us that prayer is a powerful anti-dote, bringing the sweet fragrance of Christ into difficult circumstances. Exodus 30

One of our Elders, Andrew Burns, examines Galatians 4:8-20 in a lesson titled "Vain Discipleship." In this text, we are challenged not to let the gospel work that has occurred in our lives be in vain. We should not depend on our religious practices for salvation, but rather trust in the work of Christ.

"Welcome to the Priesthood." Pastor Kellen examines Exodus 29, where the ordination sacrifices for the priesthood illustrate the Lord's provision of salvation. While the graphic nature of these sacrifices may be shocking in our sanitized world, they also highlight the value of life and the seriousness of actions that go against God's will, which, of course, is the definition of sin.