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In this message, we continue our sermon series, “The Covenant,” from Exodus 20:8-11, and we are challenged yet again to remember the Sabbath. How are we doing today with the principles of the Sabbath to rest, to reflect on God, to trust God and to worship Him?

In this message, we continue our sermon series, “The Covenant,” from Exodus 20:1-7, and we come to the beginning of the Ten Commandments. It’s crucial that we understand that our Creator is trying to tell us who He is but, also, that life is best lived in the bounds of these constraints. The Law is not arbitrary – it is for our own good.

Today, as we continue our sermon series, “The Covenant,” from Exodus 19:16-25, we get a very vivid, fearsome reminder that God is altogether holy and more powerful than we can comprehend – key thoughts to understand before entering a covenant with Him.

In this message, we begin a new sermon series in Exodus 19-24 we’re calling, “The Covenant,” in which we’ll examine the covenant God forms with Israel, and how its terms and conditions reveal to us His character.

In the final message of our sermon series, “The Crisis,” we get a small glimpse into the personal life of Moses and we overhear some disputed advice from his father-in-law regarding how he should meet the needs of the nation.

In this message, we get a great template for sharing our own personal encounters with our merciful God with those in our families and beyond as we study Moses’ encounter with his father-in-law.

In this message, we see Israel’s first encounter with warfare, as well as God’s curious, miraculous way of providing for them in the midst of their enemies.

In this message, we again see Israel complaining about their lack of water, and we again see God’s miraculous provision – and His amazing grace in the face of their continued complaints.

In this message, we get a reminder of the crucial role proper rest and worship has in our daily lives. As we’ll see, these principles are not just for Israel on their journey to the Promised Land.