We're beginning a new series on the afterlife. We know it's a tough topic but we can't be afraid to ask hard questions. What if there is a life after death? Does life matter right now? What if you knew what determined the next life? Listen and find out more.

At the end of the book of Exodus, the Israelites still aren't free. At the end of the Old Testament, the Israelites are still awaiting greater freedom. True freedom comes to us in the opening pages of the New Testament. Listen and find out who brings us true freedom.

What if God offered you the promised land - you'll never lack for anything? But then God said He wouldn't go with you. Would we trade God for the promise land? Find out what Moses does when God makes him that exact offer.

We usually think "law" or "rules" mean that we are less free. When God gives God's people the law, God is giving them a structure for them to flourish. In obeying God's will, we find true freedom.

We might assume that after God frees us from slavery, life will be easy. Or, at least, easier. But as we see in the story of the Israelites, even after God frees us, God doesn't exempt us from life's difficulties.

Some freedom can be earned or fought for. But true freedom - to do what God wants us to do - is not earned or achieved. True freedom is a gift - received or rejected.

We talk about emotional freedom, psychological freedom, and financial freedom. But the Bible talks about spiritual freedom. In this sermon, find out more about a depth of freedom you may have never heard of.