Pastor Justin walks through the consecration of Aaron as high priest, the garments, the sacrifices, and the ongoing purification required just to approach a holy God.

Pastor Jamin walks through the detailed instructions for the tabernacle in Exodus 25–27, showing how every piece — the ark, the table of bread, the lampstand, the altar — points to God's deep desire to dwell with his people.

Pastor Orlando walks through Exodus 24 and traces the pattern from Sinai all the way to the cross, where Jesus, the true mediator, sheds his own blood to seal a better covenant.

Exodus 21 is one of the hardest passages to preach — a law about slavery, right after the Ten Commandments.

Pastor Orlando walks through Exodus 20, showing how the law reveals God's character, calls us to love him and our neighbor well, and ultimately exposes our need for someone who can keep it perfectly on our behalf.

Before God gives Israel the Ten Commandments, he does something first. He reminds them of their grace story.

No plagues, no parted seas... just a father-in-law's visit and some honest advice. But in Exodus 18, God shows how his grace flows through ordinary relationships.

When Amalek attacks Israel at their place of rest, God doesn't just give victory, he shows his people where their strength really comes from.

Israel's out of water again (and grumbling, again) just chapters after God split the sea for them.

Pastor Orlando continues the Exodus series in chapters 15–16, where Israel moves from celebrating at the Red Sea to grumbling just days later at the bitter waters of Marah and the lack of food in the wilderness.

After God parts the Red Sea, Moses and the people of Israel respond the only way they can... with a song.

Pastor Justin walks through the parting of the Red Sea in Exodus 14, exploring what to do when God leads us somewhere that doesn't make sense.

Pastor Orlando continues the Exodus series, showing that Passover wasn't the end of the story for God's people — it was the beginning of a life marked by faith and obedience, holiness and remembrance, and dependence on God's gracious leading.

Pastor Jamin walks through Exodus 11–12 and the story of the Passover, showing how God's people were saved by being marked with the blood of a lamb on their doorposts.

Pastor Orlando walks through the plagues of Exodus 7–10, showing how each one exposed the powerlessness of Egypt's false gods and revealed the Lord as the one true, sovereign God.

On Mission Sunday, Pastor Justin continues our Exodus series with a powerful reminder: God alone is our deliverer, but he chooses to use ordinary, unqualified people to carry out his mission.

In Week 6 of Exodus: Grace in the Wilderness, Pastor Jamin Stinziano walks through Exodus 5, where Pharaoh responds to God's command with harder burdens and heavier demands.

In Week 5 of Exodus: Grace in the Wilderness, Pastor Orlando walks through Exodus 4 and Moses's hesitation, showing that God's grace is more than enough in our wilderness of fear and doubt.

In Week 4 of Exodus: Grace in the Wilderness, Pastor Charlie Mitchell walks through Exodus 3 and the burning bush — showing that when God comes calling, it's never about our readiness.

Does God actually see what you're going through? Pastor Jamin Stinziano opens Exodus 2 to show that our God sees, hears, and remembers — and that he will act on our behalf.