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In the Passover, God is giving the Israelites the freedom and deliverance he promised. In doing so, he shows us how a provided substitute can facilitate both the mercy we need, and the justice we deserve. It is a night for them to remember forever. And a night for us too.

The 10 plagues against Egypt can be confusing and hard to understand. What is God doing here with these strange signs and wonders? Let’s answer the question together by looking at 5 things God is doing here.

Following God’s Word in obedience sometimes makes life harder and opens the door for discouragement. Like Moses, we need to be reminded of the promises of God and His mighty hand. Let’s journey from discouragement to gospel promises.

This Sunday we look at the CALLING, the PROVISION and SENDING of Moses in Exodus 3-4. From the burning bush, back to his Egyptian home, Moses clearly needs God’s presence to do the work he has been called to. So do we, so there is much for us here. Let’s look at the CALLING at the Bush, the PROVISION of God, and SENDING to the ministry.

This morning we jump into a new series on “The Life of Moses” through Exodus. We will first answer WHY Exodus matters for us today and then unpack chapters 1 and 2 by being awed at God’s providence.

So far in our Disciple Making Church series we have answered the question, WHY make disciples, seeing it is God’s grand, cosmic plan for all of history. We have answered WHAT is a disciple? It is RELATIONAL, RATIONAL, MISSIONAL, and EMOTIONAL apprentice. And we talked about HOW disciples are made and through what means by looking at “4 P’s.” Today we answer WHO makes disciples and WHERE do we make them?

So far in our Disciple Making Church series we have answered the question, WHY make disciples, seeing it is God’s grand, cosmic plan for all of history. Today we define WHAT is a disciple? It is RELATIONAL, RATIONAL, MISSIONAL, and EMOTIONAL. Second we talk about HOW disciples are made and through what means by looking at “4 P’s.”

We all know Jesus told us to “go and make disciples.” But why? Jesus gives us a bigger answer than simply, “Because I told you to.” We make disciples because God’s great purpose for history is to gather to himself a people from every nation who will know him, worship him, and enjoy him forever. That gives our mission both urgency and significance. So this morning, we’ll look at three answers to the question: Why make disciples?

Today we explore one of the most beautiful extended metaphors for life with Jesus. It is the Vine and the branches. Let’s look at both to see the source of our life and how the fruit, character like Jesus, comes from abiding in the root. We will move through 5 branches of truth in the passage. Let’s go!

This morning we want to see how valuable the Kingdom of God is and how much it is worth. When we find the answer we will realize that there is no buyer’s remorse. It is worth whatever God asks of you. There is no bad trade. Let’s look at the treasure of the KINGDOM and the KING.

This morning we look at the heart of the Great Shepherd for the sheep. We will see that God loves the humble and asks us to love them too rather than despise or look down on them. But how can we have that same heart? Let’s find out by looking at the HEART, the, the HUMILITY, and the HELP.

This morning we look at the most important PRINCIPLE of the Kingdom, and the POWER of the Kingdom, so that we can examine whether we have a kingdom heart. This well known parable of the soils is challenging to each and every one of us. Let’s listen up!

Guest Speaker: Ray Keen

Guest Speak: Rick Parker

Speaker: Bob Yoder