Do you imagine COVID-19 to be a greater threat than the wrath of God? We want to emerge from this season with a new church, a new heart, a new agility, and a new commitment to serve the Lord. Are you ready? In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson uses the book of Exodus to discuss the difficulty of leaving the past behind, as God calls us to new plans. He shows us how to cultivate and protect our personal faith by recognizing what tears it down (fear, doubt, anxiety, and confusion). Don’t make eternal decisions based on what’s temporary.
Leaving Egypt
January 22, 2021
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