Sermons

As we continue our journey through Exodus, we find the people of God filled with anxiety and fear at the long absence of Moses as he meets with God on Mt. Sinai. The people fashion the golden calf not as a way of replacing God, but creating a tangible image of “the messenger of God”

The giving of the 10 Commandments is a pivotal point in God’s relationship with God’s people. The provision of law gives guidelines for ethical behavior in relationship with God and others. We look at the importance of law in our faith as well as the place of love in the narrative

Paul’s words in his letter to the church at Philippi remind us that, even when the world around us is chaotic and we are not acting as best we could, there is a foundational comfort and truth in Christ’s presence with us. This foundation helps us to meet our higher level needs, even

The Israelite’s move from the miraculous, celebratory act of God saving the people from Pharaoh’s army at the Red Sea, to the desert where they would wander for 40 years. This turn of events seemed to take them far from God’s promise to bring them to a land they could call