The God Who Saves
Why would God have to continually command and remind His people to remember and to celebrate what He had done for them in delivering them from exile in Egypt? How does this all relate to us and to our lives today? Join us as we conclude our sermon series on the Exodus.
What is the Passover really about? How does it connect with the Christian ordinance of Communion? Join us as we continue our study of the Exodus.
How would the plague of darkness be understood by an ancient Egyptian? What is God doing in this plague? Join us as we continue our study of the Exodus, looking this morning at Exodus 10:21-29.
A closer look at Pharaoh’s words of repentance in the Exodus narrative.
Throughout the Exodus narrative, we read of Pharaoh’s heart continually hardening towards God. Join us as we explore what that means and how it relates to our lives today.
In the plagues of Egypt, we see many differences between the God of scripture and the many false gods of Egypt. Join us as we continue our sermon series on the Exodus, looking at the plagues of gnats and flies.
What sets the God of scripture apart from all of the gods of Egypt and the ancient world? How does this play into & impact the series of plagues in Exodus? Join us as we continue our study of the Exodus, looking at Exodus 7:1-8:15.
God called, equipped & sent Moses & Aaron to work together on the mission He had for them. Even though it was an incredibly difficult calling, which they struggled with, they were faithful to the God who is faithful.
God had a purpose and a plan for Moses’ life. He created, rescued, and called him for a purpose. How does this connect to & relate to us today?
Join us for this Mother’s Day sermon, centered on Moses’ older sister, Miriam, and the other women who played a vital role in his deliverance.