Pastor Cameron’s sermon introduces a new series on Exodus, emphasizing that despite the Israelites’ suffering and struggles, God remains faithful to His promises, fulfilling them across generations.

Pastor Cameron’s message on Exodus 2-3 highlights how God is with us in our suffering, showing His faithfulness, the power of prayer, and the call to active faith in response to His presence and promises.

Pastor Luke preaches from Exodus 4, focusing on Moses’s struggle with identity, obedience, and God’s faithfulness.

Pastor Luke preaches from Exodus 4, focusing on Moses’s struggle with identity, obedience, and God’s faithfulness.

Pastor Cameron continues to preach from Exodus, reminding us that when we fight against God's Lordship in our lives, our hearts harden against Him.

Pastor Luke continues from Exodus, surrounding the plagues, and ultimately challenges us to confront our idols.

Pastor Cameron brings us through Exodus 11–12, unpacking the final plague and the institution of the Passover to reveal God’s redemptive plan through history, ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ.

Pastor Cameron continues in Exodus, reflecting on deliverance, waiting, and how God shapes us through the struggle.

Today, Pastor Cameron continued in Exodus 14, reminding us that when fear surrounds us, God still makes a way. Our job is to trust Him and step forward in faith. "The ultimate goal of our deliverance is the display of God’s glory."

Pastor Luke continued in Exodus 15, about finding freedom, remembering God’s faithfulness, and letting His deliverance lead us into deeper relationship with Him.

Pastor Cameron brings us through the Israelites’ journey in Exodus, in learning to trust and obey God’s daily provision and faithfulness.

Pastor Cameron shares from 17th chapter of Exodus, verses 8-16, as he examines the Israelites' first experience with warfare against the Amalekites.

Pastor Cameron highlights God’s overwhelming holiness revealed at Mount Sinai, calling us to approach Him with reverence and a heart prepared through Christ.

Pastor Cameron talks about the Ten Commandments, and shares that God's laws/commands were not meant to be burdensome, but freeing.

This week, Pastor Luke preached on God’s presence from the tabernacle in Exodus to Christ’s incarnation, emphasizing God's desire to be near to his people.

Pastor Cameron concludes the sermon series on Exodus by sharing what happened at the end of the book when the glory of the Lord fills the tabernacle, symbolizing God's permanent presence among His chosen people.