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What Are We Building? An Idol or a Temple?

July 14, 2024 • Randy Eliason • Exodus 32:1–6

In this sermon, we explore the story of Exodus 32 and reflect on its relevance today. We examine the dangers of idolatry and the importance of patience, responsibility, and using our gifts for God's glory. Let's respond to God's call to use our gifts to build God's temple.

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July 7, 2024 • Randy Eliason • Exodus 29:44–45

In this sermon, we delve into the profound truth that through Jesus Christ's ultimate sacrifice, believers gain unrestricted access to the presence of God. Just as the Tabernacle symbolized the need for atonement, Jesus perfectly fulfilled this need, enabling us to boldly approach the throne of grace. Join us as we explore the parallel between the Old Testament's sacrificial system and Jesus' role as our eternal High Priest. Discover how Jesus' sacrifice not only fulfills the Passover and Day of Atonement but also secures our redemption from sin and reconciliation with God.

A PEOPLE FOR GOD’S PURPOSE 2

June 30, 2024 • Randy Eliason • Exodus 20:12–17

In this sermon, we delve into the commandments that teach us how to live as representatives of God's goodness and truth in the world. From honoring our parents to refraining from stealing and lying, each commandment reveals God's desire for us to reflect His character in our daily lives. Join us for this enriching message that challenges us to live out our divine mission—to 'show out' for God by our actions and attitudes. Let's learn together how we can fulfill our calling to be a light in the world and bring glory to His name!

A People for God’s Purpose

June 23, 2024 • Randy Eliason • Exodus 19:4–6, 1 Peter 2:9

God created and redeemed us to be a people for His purpose - to love Him with all our being and love others as ourselves, which requires divine instruction to understand true love. Today's message focuses on understanding our identity and purpose as God's chosen people, drawing parallels from Exodus 19:4-6 and 1 Peter 2:9. In this sermon, you will discover how our relationship with God informs our divine purpose to proclaim His excellencies and live in obedience.

A People for God’s Presence

June 16, 2024 • Randy Eliason • Exodus 19:2–6

In Exodus 19:2-6, we see God calling Israel to be a people for His presence, highlighting His desire for them to be a kingdom of priests and a holy nation. This theme resonates throughout Scripture, showing us that God's redemption always leads to a deeper relationship with Him. In this Sermon, we delve into how God's redemption isn't just about liberation from bondage but a profound invitation into His presence. Let's see how God's ultimate redemption through Jesus not only frees us from sin but brings us into intimate communion with Him.

Never Forget What God Has Done

June 9, 2024 • Randy Eliason • Exodus 14:10–12

In this sermon, we will discover how the story of the Israelites' Exodus from Egypt teaches us about the ongoing process of God's redemption in our lives. We learn that God's redemption is a process, not just a one-time event. Learn to hold onto faith in Jesus Christ amidst doubt and hardship, trusting in God's faithfulness from the past to guide us into our destined future. #Jesus #HolySpirit

The Great Escape

June 2, 2024 • Randy Eliason • Exodus 12:3–13

This sermon explores how the Passover sacrifice foreshadows Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God who offers freedom from sin's penalty, power, and presence. Discover how the Exodus story points to a new life in Christ. Join us and exit the oppression of sin to provision of God.

The Battle Belongs to the Lord

May 26, 2024 • Randy Eliason • Exodus 7:1–5

The battle belongs to the Lord, who seeks to deliver His people and reveal Himself to all. In this continuation of our series, we delve into Exodus 7:1-5, where the battle shifts to God's demonstration of power over the false gods of Egypt through the ten plagues, showing that He alone is the true Lord. The purpose of the plagues is to make Pharaoh and the Egyptians recognize God's supremacy and authority, urging humility and repentance. As we explore this ancient narrative, we uncover profound parallels to our contemporary struggles against spiritual darkness. Just as God revealed His supremacy over false gods in ancient Egypt, He continues to showcase His power and authority in our lives today. Join us as we journey through this sermon, reflecting on themes of deliverance, redemption, and the triumph of God's sovereignty in our modern world.

God Works His Plan Through Man

May 19, 2024 • Randy Eliason • Exodus 2:11–14, Exodus 3:7–10

In this sermon, we explore the story of Moses in Exodus 2 and 3. We see how God uses an imperfect man, Moses, to accomplish His will of freeing the Israelites from slavery in Egypt. The message focuses on two key points: * God involves His people in His work * Our identity and ministry come from God

God Fulfills His Purpose and Promise

May 12, 2024 • Randy Eliason • Exodus 1:1–7

This sermon series explores the book of Exodus, focusing on God's actions to redeem a people and how it reflects His work in our lives. Understanding Exodus is crucial to fully grasping the gospel message of Jesus Christ. In today's message, we'll delve into Exodus 1:1-7, uncovering how God's faithfulness and sovereignty remain unwavering even in the face of opposition. The Israelites' remarkable growth despite Pharaoh's oppression exemplifies this truth. Additionally, the story of Jochebed serves as a powerful reminder of the courage and trust mothers need to possess as they protect and nurture their children.

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Messages from the book of Exodus