Episodi

  • Exodus 6:14-7:13 - Two Great Battles We All Face

    Exodus 6:14-7:13 - Two Great Battles We All Face
    Oct 11 2026
    Pharaoh looked like a good, moral person by his culture's standards. He worshipped faithfully by the Nile every morning. But in Exodus 7, God says his heart is heavy, guilty, hardened against the Lord. Jesus makes a similar point in Matthew 7. God didn't create us primarily to do good things. He created us for a relationship with him, and a heavy heart is one that hasn't given itself over to that.
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    42 min
  • Exodus 7:14-10:29 - What Can Ten Plagues Teach Us?

    Exodus 7:14-10:29 - What Can Ten Plagues Teach Us?
    Oct 18 2026
    We may never bow to a frog god, but our idols are just more polished. Comfort, success, approval, and self can all take God's place. Walking through the ten plagues in Exodus 7-10, we see that Jesus is greater than every idol. His glory is not the enemy of our joy. It is where our joy is made full.
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    43 min
  • Exodus 11-12:32 - This Changes Everything

    Exodus 11-12:32 - This Changes Everything
    Oct 25 2026
    God's answer to the destroyer in Exodus 12 is a one-year-old lamb. Not an army or a show of strength, but innocence. The innocent took the place of the guilty, and Israel lived. Paul calls the cross foolishness to the world and God's power to us. This sermon traces how the Passover lamb points straight to Jesus.
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    42 min
  • Exodus 4 - When God Doesn't Feel Save

    Exodus 4 - When God Doesn't Feel Save
    Sep 27 2026
    Moses had every excuse ready. Wrong background. Wrong words. Wrong resume. And God acknowledged none of them as disqualifying. Exodus 4 makes clear that God is not looking for capable people who will take the credit. He is looking for people willing to step out of the corner of the cage. Weakness is never an excuse for disobedience. But it can be the very place where God's strength becomes impossible to miss.
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    46 min
  • Psalm 15 - Who Walks with God?

    Psalm 15 - Who Walks with God?
    Jul 5 2026
    David wrote Psalm 15 to describe the person who dwells on God's holy hill, someone of integrity, honest speech, and genuine care for others. But read it carefully and you'll realize none of us live it perfectly or consistently. That gap isn't cause for despair. It's an invitation to run back to the God who pursued us first and whose grace keeps renewing the relationship.
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    42 min
  • Psalm 39 - When Life Feels Fragile

    Psalm 39 - When Life Feels Fragile
    Jul 12 2026
    Life is fragile, and most of us handle that reality in one of two ways. We let our emotions run the show, or we stuff everything down and put on a religious face. David tried both in Psalm 39, and neither worked. What he found instead was a God worth bringing everything to, including the anger and the confusion. That same God is worth finding today.
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    41 min
  • Psalm 22 - When God Seems Silent

    Psalm 22 - When God Seems Silent
    Jul 19 2026
    Written a thousand years before the crucifixion, Psalm 22 describes pierced hands and feet, bones out of joint, soldiers casting lots for clothing. None of that is coincidence. It is God making clear that the cross was never an accident. Jesus went there deliberately, thinking of others up to his final breath, so that nothing you carry would be beyond his reach.
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    41 min
  • Psalm 67 - The Fruit of Blessing

    Psalm 67 - The Fruit of Blessing
    Jul 26 2026
    Most of us use the word "blessed" without thinking much about it. Psalm 67 pushes back on the easy version of that word. Real blessing is the presence of God shining on your life. And when that sinks in, it changes everything about how you live, how you worship, and how you treat the people around you.
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    36 min