God Gets a Name

God Gets a Name

Exodus 3 | So far in the Story of God, God has not introduced Himself with a name. Oh, the narrator's voice has a name for God, and some of the characters have a name for God. Today, God introduces, not just a name, but a whole concept of who God is.

Moses Gets a Name

Exodus 2 - 3 | The story of the Hebrew people are oppressed and in need of rescuing. God hears their cry and is moved to compassion. But, who to call on? God is in need of a hero. God is in need of a savior. God calls on a man with half a name.

The Chaos Comes Back

Text: Exodus 1:1–2:10 Big Idea: Exodus is Israel’s identity story, retold by a people learning who they are after exile. It begins by showing that the chaos God pushed back in Genesis has returned through Pharaoh’s empire, slavery, and the Nile — but God is already preparing rescue through a baby in a tiny ark. Series Thread: God’s rescue does not begin when the powerful notice a problem. It begins quietly, faithfully, and often through overlooked people who resist chaos.

On the Word of a Woman | Luke 24

Luke 24 | Early on that first Easter Sunday, the women that followed Jesus were at Jesus' tomb at daybreak to care for the body. But, no body. Where did it go? A couple of angels show up to help, but it turns out they will need more than that!

It Was Enough

Luke 23 | As the life is leaving Jesus' body, a lot of astonishing things are happening all at once. It was surely disorienting. But, what could it all mean? Today we will walk through Luke's story of Jesus' death.