In Part 5 of our sermon series "After Egypt," Pastor John preaches on how God takes something bitter and turns it into something sweet. Turning bitterness into healing requires us to step out in faith.

The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective. In this week's message, Pastor Ann Munene speaks on the power of prayer as mama's and grandmother's can choose to stand in the gap for their families by speaking blessing and life over them.

In this Mother's Day message, Pastor Rachel teaches on how to live out of grace, creating an atmosphere of authenticity and belonging. The life of a mother not only demonstrates grace, but trust, faith, commitment and courage.

As the Israelites journeyed out of Egypt into the wilderness they learned to rely on God's provision of mana from heaven for nourishment rather than their own supply. In this podcast, learn how in the same way Jesus is our bread of life who fills us so we're truly satisfied.

The Israelites' journey out of Egypt and through the wilderness is an illustration of believers walking in relationship with Jesus, stepping into healing, and experiencing life-change through praise. As we participate in praise, it transforms us from the inside out!

There is power in trusting God's plan. As He leads us, we can follow with a confident assurance that His ways lead to freedom, and wholeness through Jesus.

The passover was just the beginning of God bringing His people from death to life. Through Jesus, the people of God experience deliverance out of bondage and the promise of His presence that is available for every generation.

The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ changed everything. The empty tomb represents hope, healing, new beginnings, and dead things being raised to new life!

In Part 2 of our sermon series, The Lion & The Lamb, Pastor Caleb connects Palm Sunday and the triumphant entrance of Jesus into Jerusalem to the sacrificial passover lambs. We are invited to behold the Lamb of God!

This week Pastor Caleb kicks off our new sermon series: The Lion & The Lamb. By looking at Revelation 5 and Genesis 49 we learn that God's kingdom is a "both-and" kingdom. He is both the Lion and the Lamb!