Moses' father-in-law Jethro gives him some sage advice that improved life for Moses, the Israelites, and future generations of self-governing people like us!

What is the 'big picture' lesson from the two separate accounts in Exodus 17?

What does the manna on the Sabbath in Exodus 16 teach us about our responsibility to observe the Sabbath?

Jesus asks us to pray for "our daily bread," not our annual bread.  What is He trying to teach us?

How can believers go from passionate worship on Sunday to "airing of grievances" on Wednesday?  Easy!  But wrong...

This morning we uncover a facet of God's character that is often missing in Christian worship: our Lord is a Warrior. How can the Prince of Peace be a Warrior also?

Freedom is one of the most easily neglected and unappreciated benefits we enjoy as Christians and as Americans. We need a reminder of how precious it is.

How does God's instruction to Moses on sanctifying the firstborn apply to us today?

Taking a seat at God's table requires a reservation of faith.  Have you made your reservation?

No one is saved on their own terms; only God's terms.  In the passage this morning, God gives clear instructions for the deliverance of His people from bondage in Egypt. How important is it to follow God's instructions?

As God describes the future Passover observance to the soon-to-be-freed Hebrews, we are reminded of this momentous event in Jewish history and the need for observances like our Memorial Day.

Sometimes God shouts at us through the megaphone of pain or loss.  How are we to respond? Not like Pharaoh!

Is God trying to get your attention?  Is there some aspect of your life that you have not turned over to Him?  Pharaoh refuses to submit to God's will, so God is turning up the heat.

This morning, we see God at work in the heart of a stubborn, rebellious man. Is He working on your heart? If so, are you acting like Pharaoh?

How should we react when God tightens the screws in our lives?  This morning we'll see examples of what not to do.

How do the counterfeit miracles of Pharaoh's sorcerers apply to us today and in the future?

Who hardened Pharoah's heart?

Resurrection Sunday gives us an opportunity to consider Paul's good news and bad news in the "Resurrection chapter."

Why do we call it "Good" Friday when so many terrible things happened to Jesus on that day?

Special guest speaker David Gilbert impresses upon us some valuable lessons from Jesus' triumphal entry.