What does it mean to honor our parents - particularly when we’re adults? Join us as we seek to understand what honor really is and how we can and should live it out today in our relationships.

Why do we struggle to really rest — to put down all our work (in the thousand different ways our hearts keep working) and find fulfillment, refreshment and satisfaction with God? Join us as we consider why we struggle this way, how we can reorient our understanding of Sabbath Rest and how we can better live into what God invites us into in the Fourth Commandment.

Life in the wilderness is hard. Join us as we discover how God delivers his people again in the wilderness, even from unexpected challenges, and what that deliverance means for us today.

Sometimes, we grumble against God. Why do we do that? How does God respond to our grumbling? Join us as we look at what led to the grumbling of God’s people in the wilderness of Sinai, how God responded to it and what that means for our lives today.

The story of God’s deliverance in Exodus rapidly accelerates in the Plagues of Ch. 7-10. Yet the way God goes about that deliverance raises questions. Why does he deliver through severe judgments? And why does he do it through hardening someone’s heart? Join us as we consider what it means for our lives that God delivers in these ways — with all their shock, surprise and control.

Sermon from Exodus 1-2. In this passage, the continuing story of God’s faithfulness to his people is put to the test in a dramatic, oppressive way. It’s a passage that raises questions about how oppression like this happens and where we can turn for deliverance when it comes. Listen in as we hear how this picture of God’s faithfulness against all odds speaks to our lives today.