Exodus 15 is the song Israel sings after God brings them through the Red Sea.
They had just watched God do what they could never do for themselves. He rescued them, defeated their enemy, and proved once again that he was worthy of their trust.
This message is about learning to worship God for who he is, not just for what he gives us.
Too often we measure God by our circumstances. If life is going well, we praise him. If life is hard, we question him. But Exodus 15 reminds us that God’s worth does not change when our circumstances do.
26 Apr 2026
The God Who Won't Quit
Ten plagues. Ten times God confronted Egypt. He could have ended it with one. So why ten?
Because God wasn't just judging Egypt. He was revealing Himself, one false god at a time, until nothing was left standing but Him.
This sermon walks through the plagues as something more than ancient history. The same patterns that played out in Egypt show up in our own lives: the struggle that keeps returning, the door that keeps closing, the question that won't go away. What if those patterns aren't random? What if they're God getting your attention?
If you've ever wondered whether anyone is paying attention to what you're carrying, this message is for you. You don't need to have it all figured out. You just have to hear what God has done and decide what you'll do with it.
19 Apr 2026
When Obedience Makes Things Worse
Obedience to God doesn't always make life easier, sometimes it makes everything harder. It can leave you wondering where He is in your life. This message walks through Exodus 4:18–6:14, where Israel worships God in real faith only to watch their suffering get worse instead of better. Pharaoh mocks them, the work piles on, and the same people who worshiped turn around and blame Moses. So Moses goes back to God with a raw, honest prayer: why did you send me, and why has none of this worked? God's answer isn't a plan, it's His name, "I am the LORD," and seven promises that hold no matter how you feel in your worst moment. If you've ever done the right thing and watched it cost you, this one's for you.
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