In this message through Exodus 7–10, Pastor Corey reveals how God's power and transcendence are put on display so that all people might truly know Him through personal experience. Beyond defeating Egypt's idols, God shows us that we are all in need of grace and offers a way out of spiritual slavery through Jesus Christ. Watch to learn how experiencing the living God leads us to bold faith, deeper worship, and genuine humility.

In this message from Exodus 4:18–6:12, Pastor Corey explores what happens when we obey God's call and life gets harder. Through Moses' encounter with Pharaoh, we discover that God remains in control, reveals His character, and promises liberation, redemption, adoption, and inheritance—fulfilled in Jesus Christ. When discouragement leaves us exhausted and our faith feels small, we can meet life's pain with God's promises and trust the One who faithfully rescues His people.

In this message, Pastor Corey launches our journey through Exodus by showing that biblical freedom is more than being rescued from something—it is being rescued for Someone. Through the chapters 1 and 2 of Exodus, we discover that God's silence is not His absence and that He remains committed to rescuing His people in His way. Jesus, the greater Moses, invites us to trust Him and follow Him into true freedom.

In his message, Pastor Paul looks at Exodus 3–4, where God meets Moses in the wilderness, reveals his plan to deliver Israel, and calls Moses to take part. As Moses raises doubts and excuses, God patiently answers him with the promise of his presence. This message invites us to trust that God is still at work and to say yes to the part he calls us to play in his mission.

Pastor Corey's message from Psalm 150 reminds us that no matter where life takes us, everything is ultimately headed toward praise. We praise God for who He is and what He has done—especially the greater Exodus accomplished through Jesus, who has rescued us from sin and death. Because He is worthy of everything, we're invited to worship Him with everything we have, until everything that has breath praises the Lord.

In Pastor Paul Schult's message from Psalm 67, he shows us that God blesses His people not simply for ourselves, but so that His salvation might be known throughout the world. Through Psalm 67's prayer, praise, and promise, we discover that we are blessed to be a blessing—called to make God's name and the good news of Jesus known among all people. Pastor Paul challenges us to make this Psalm our prayer and rallying cry: "Let the peoples praise you, O God; let all the peoples praise you!"