Series Title: Exodus
Series Summary: The book of Exodus contains some of the most familiar stories of the Old Testament. But woven through all of them is a larger story: the Lord is making Himself known. He reveals who He is to Israel, to Egypt, and ultimately to the nations through His acts of deliverance, judgment, provision, covenant, and presence.
Again and again, we see the faithfulness of Yahweh. He keeps His promises and provides for His people, even amid their grumbling, doubt, and idolatry. Exodus invites us not simply to remember these familiar stories, but to see the God who stands at the center of them—and to consider what it means to know and trust Him.
This series will correspond with our Fall Bible Studies. Each week’s sermon will come from one of the passages being explored in our Bible studies.
Want to go deeper into Exodus? We’ve curated the following resources (https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/1tswk9odqc8o7rbw8h4t9/Resources-for-Exodus-copy.pdf?rlkey=n4miz3ghhzq4hguaijc6j9eq3&st=73barzzq&dl=0) around the four ways of engaging Scripture that we considered in The Scripture Practice.
Passages: Exodus 12:1-13
Speaker: Omar Ortiz
After 9 powerful signs of the Lord’s power, we come to the final sign, in which the Lord strikes the firstborn of Egypt and passes over the firstborn of Israel. In this week’s sermon, we wrestle with the story and consider some of the many ways that this important story works its way into the rest of the story of Scripture.
20 Sept 2026
The God Who Confronts Evil
Series Title: Exodus
Series Summary: The book of Exodus contains some of the most familiar stories of the Old Testament. But woven through all of them is a larger story: the Lord is making Himself known. He reveals who He is to Israel, to Egypt, and ultimately to the nations through His acts of deliverance, judgment, provision, covenant, and presence.
Again and again, we see the faithfulness of Yahweh. He keeps His promises and provides for His people, even amid their grumbling, doubt, and idolatry. Exodus invites us not simply to remember these familiar stories, but to see the God who stands at the center of them—and to consider what it means to know and trust Him.
This series will correspond with our Fall Bible Studies. Each week’s sermon will come from one of the passages being explored in our Bible studies.
Want to go deeper into Exodus? We’ve curated the following resources (https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/1tswk9odqc8o7rbw8h4t9/Resources-for-Exodus-copy.pdf?rlkey=n4miz3ghhzq4hguaijc6j9eq3&st=73barzzq&dl=0) around the four ways of engaging Scripture that we considered in The Scripture Practice.
Passages: Exodus 9:13-35
Speaker: Omar Ortiz
In this week’s sermon we come to the seventh of the 10 signs of the Lord sends to Pharaoh and Egypt, the plague of hail. These signs reveal God’s power while at the same time showing us His willingness to offer mercy.
14 Sept 2026
The God Who Comes Down
Series Title: Exodus
Series Summary: The book of Exodus contains some of the most familiar stories of the Old Testament. But woven through all of them is a larger story: the Lord is making Himself known. He reveals who He is to Israel, to Egypt, and ultimately to the nations through His acts of deliverance, judgment, provision, covenant, and presence.
Again and again, we see the faithfulness of Yahweh. He keeps His promises and provides for His people, even amid their grumbling, doubt, and idolatry. Exodus invites us not simply to remember these familiar stories, but to see the God who stands at the center of them—and to consider what it means to know and trust Him.
This series will correspond with our Fall Bible Studies. Each week’s sermon will come from one of the passages being explored in our Bible studies.
Want to go deeper into Exodus? We’ve curated the following resources (https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/1tswk9odqc8o7rbw8h4t9/Resources-for-Exodus-copy.pdf?rlkey=n4miz3ghhzq4hguaijc6j9eq3&st=73barzzq&dl=0) around the four ways of engaging Scripture that we considered in The Scripture Practice.
Passages: Exodus 3:1-15
Speaker: Omar Ortiz
At the burning bush the Lord reveals himself to Moses and reveals to Moses something about his own identity. In this week’s sermon, we explore what Exodus 3 teaches us about the Lord, Moses, and ourselves.
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