Sunday, October 25
After rescuing Israel from slavery, God gives the Ten Commandments not as a leash but as a shape for free life, and the sermon argues that grace comes before instruction and that God's ways are what freedom actually looks like.
Sunday, October 18
At Sinai, before Israel is given any law to keep, God tells them who they already are: a people he carried out of Egypt and claimed as his own treasured possession. Their worth rests on his promise, not on their performance, and that same identity is now applied to the church in Christ.
Sunday, October 11
God leads his freed people into a wilderness where they cannot provide for themselves, and there he teaches them to depend on him one day at a time and to know the provider behind the gift.
Sunday, October 4
Israel stands trapped between Pharaoh's army and the Red Sea, and God moves first, opening a way through water before the people have done anything to deserve it. Deliverance begins when God moves his people toward faith, not when they work up enough of it on their own.
Sunday, September 27
God rescued Israel from judgment in Egypt through the blood of a lamb, and every Passover lamb pointed forward to Jesus, the true Lamb of God, whose blood saves everyone who trusts in Him.
Sunday, September 20
God confronts every rival for our trust, dismantling the false gods we lean on, until he alone is left standing and we surrender to him.
Sunday, September 13
God sees the misery of his people, comes down into it, and then sends rescued people to bring that same freedom to others. Exodus opens with a God who refuses to look away, and with a Moses who is not ready but is sent anyway.
Sunday, September 6
Community is built through shared experiences, and the table is where God forms us, makes Himself known, and calls us to remember His provision and grace.
Sunday, August 30
Community is not only where we receive from God and others, but where God forms us and turns us outward to serve and give for the sake of the people around us.
Sunday, August 23
Conflict in community is not a sign that something has gone wrong but an invitation to deeper unity, and Jesus gives his people a practical way to walk through it.