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In Exodus 2, we trace eighty years of Moses’ life: from a basket in the Nile to his marriage in Midian. Through this timeline, we clearly see that what looked like chaos was always under God’s sovereign control. Listen as Tyler Campbell shows us that the same hand that preserved, positioned, and remained present with Moses is the very same hand holding every piece of your life.

1 Corinthians 16:13-14 offers God’s design for godly manhood through five commands: be watchful, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong, and do everything in love. Using Christ himself as the perfect model, we are called to respect, find, and become this kind of man. Listen as Pastor Chris unpacks what true biblical masculinity looks like this Father’s Day.

The book of Exodus opens as the continuation of God’s covenant with Abraham to build a great nation and bring blessing to all the earth. In Exodus 1, that promise faces fierce opposition as Pharaoh unleashes wave after wave of oppression against the Israelites, only to find that no human power can obstruct the unstoppable plans of God. Listen as Pastor Chris traces the pattern of opposition and fulfillment in Exodus 1, revealing a God who keeps every promise and glorifies Himself through every circumstance

As we approach the summer season, we took a moment to remind ourselves to use this time to pursue earnest, initiative-taking hospitality, invest in meaningful friendship, and embrace a rest that mirrors the peace of Heaven rather than the emptiness of worldly entertainment. Listen as Pastor Chris lays out practical ways to enjoy true rest and make summer count for the glory of God and the good of your neighbor.

In John 4:1-42, the story of Jesus and the woman and the well illustrates how all of us have a deep spiritual thirst in our soul. We often attempt to quench this thirst with worldly things, but are always left wanting, because only Christ is sufficient to satisfy us. Listen as Ben Schroeder, our new missionary, explains how Christ fulfills our deepest spiritual need and calls us to proclaim Him to other needy people.

In Romans 6:15–23, Paul answers a probing question: if Christians are saved by grace, why not just keep sinning? The answer is that grace does far more than forgive, it frees us from slavery to sin and binds us to a new Master whose service leads to righteousness, sanctification, and eternal life. Listen as Pastor Chris shows us why slavery to God is the greatest freedom we will ever know.

In Romans 6:8–14, Paul reminds us that because we have died and risen with Christ, sin no longer has dominion over us. We are called to consider ourselves dead to sin and alive to God, and to present every part of ourselves to him as instruments of righteousness rather than to sin. Listen as Pastor Chris unpacks what it means to know yourself as a new creation and walk in the power of grace.


