A message from Exodus 15-17, "Water, Bread, and War."  Right after God gives His people an amazing victory over Pharaoh they lapse in their faith with grumbling and complaining.  However, God provides everything they (and we) need.

A message from Exodus 13, "Trust God."  Trust God with your life because He knows what is best and He is with you even in the middle of your crisis.

Wondering how the fires of worship are going to take off in your heart?  We'll be answering that question as we study a rather large section of Scripture (Exodus 7-15) in which God deliberately and mercifully makes Himself known.

In Exodus 5-6, Moses has surrendered his will to God and is stepping out in faith.  All is good now, life falls into place, and Pharaoh becomes a friend, right?  Not quite.  Opposition rises up and discouragement sets in.  How does God help the discouraged?

In Exodus 3-4, we see that as God sees His people suffering in Egypt, He raises up an imperfect, excuse-laden fugitive named Moses.  The wonderful news of the Gospel is that no matter what the circumstances of life may be, God not only calls but also enables us to obey Him in ways we never imagined.

This message is the beginning of a new series in Exodus.  From Exodus 1-2 we learn that it's a blessing to know that even in the midst of chaos and struggle, God keeps His covenant promises.