The Mount Meeting (Exodus 19:1-25)
In this sermon, Pastor David walks us through God's gracious desire to be with his people, and shows that though God longs to be with his people we don't come to him on our own terms.
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In this sermon, Pastor David walks us through God's gracious desire to be with his people, and shows that though God longs to be with his people we don't come to him on our own terms.
Exodus 18 is bracketed by Jethro, Moses' father-in-law. Through hims we can see that there in one redemptive community, one redemptive God, and one true redemptive judge.
The Israelites find themselves is a difficult situation. Their thirst was real, but rather than trust they grumbled forgetting the context of God and his nearness.
Grumbling is a team sport, and no one does it alone. it is a sin that we rob you of joy, just as we see it did the Israelites.
After the Israelites exit Egypt via the Red Sea, they sing. God's people always sing, not matter the circumstances.
In today's sermon, Pastor David exposits on the joy of finding the treasure of Jesus Christ, and joy that bring to our lives and obedience.
In this sermon from our Exodus series we see God's faithfulness, power, and nearness displayed through his sure promises.
The Passover, established in Exodus, speaks into eternity. For those in Christ, we are a people of the Passover whose Lamb in the spotless lamb of Christ.
God is sovereign and there is no other sovereign. His signs he shows to Pharaoh, Egypt, and Israel demonstrate that truth. Since, that is true, what do we have to fear?
In this Father's Day message Pastor David leads us through Micah call of justice and kindness.