Murder and The Author of Life
The sixth commandment sounds simple: “You shall not murder.” But Jesus shows us that God’s concern goes much deeper than what we do with our...
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20 of 586 episodesHonoring Our Parents, Trusting Our Father
“Honor your father and your mother” - The 5th Commandment is about more than children obeying their parents. God calls us to honor our paren...
Rest as Resistance
We all have a tendency to see rest as something that has to be done a certain way, or as something that we do whatever we want with it. Not...
The Third Commandment: Bearing God’s Name
What does it really mean to take the Lord’s name in vain? Exodus 20:7 is about far more than misusing God’s name in our speech—it is about w...
The God who is Bigger than Big
What happens when we trade the God who made us for something we can see, control, and understand? Exodus 20:4–6 warns us not only against ma...
Welcomed by God
Before God gave Israel commands to obey, He reminded them of the grace they had already received: "I am the LORD your God, who brought you o...
The God Who Provides a Mediator
Why would a loving God warn His own people not to come near Him? In Exodus 19, Israel stands trembling before Mount Sinai and discovers that...
A Kingdom of Priests
Everyone longs to know who they are and why they are here. In Exodus 19, God answers those questions by reminding His people of what He has...
Ex 18:13-27
Ex 18:13-27
Welcoming Outsiders
Exodus 18 tells the surprising story of Jethro, a Midianite priest, joyfully worshiping the God of Israel and sharing a covenant meal with G...
The Battle Belongs to the Dependent
Exodus 17 reminds us that God's people never outgrow their need for Him. As Israel battles Amalek, victory is tied not merely to Joshua's co...
Is the Lord among us or not?
When life feels overwhelming and suffering seems arbitrary, it becomes easy to question God’s heart toward us. In Exodus 17:1–7, Israel stan...
We Need Him, and He Is Here
After Israel's dramatic rescue from Egypt, they quickly discover that freedom does not mean independence. Through bitter water, daily manna,...
Sing Until You See
What do you do after God rescues you? In Exodus 15, Israel stands on the far shore of the Red Sea and breaks into song. Having witnessed God...
When God Leads You Into Your Greatest Fear
Why would God lead His people into what looks like a dead end? In Exodus 14, Israel finds itself trapped between Pharaoh’s army and the Red...
When Life Doesn’t Seem to Make Sense.
What do you do when God closes the door on a path that seemed good, right, and full of promise? In Exodus 13, God intentionally leads Israel...
The God Who Makes Foreigners Family
In Exodus 12–13, as Israel leaves Egypt, a surprising detail appears: a mixed multitude goes with them. Some want nothing to do with God, ot...
The God who Keeps Watch
Exodus 12 is a very sobering passage. On the night of the Passover, cries rang out across Egypt as death entered every home—except the homes...
A Meal for the Ages
In Exodus 12:1–27, God meets a world under judgment with surprising grace by providing a way of salvation through the Passover lamb—a sacrif...
The Plan You Wouldn’t Have Chosen
When life gets harder instead of better, it’s easy to wonder if God’s plan is really working. In Exodus 9–11, we see that every plague, ever...