The active and slicing word of God lays us bare and exposes the sin that separates us from our Holy God, but we have a faithful high priest who has bridged the gap for us. Our job is to cling to him in our time of need.

For the Christian, Jesus on the cross is the true exodus moment. In Christ, God has brought us safely through the waters of our sin and condemnation and onto redemption’s shore.

In and through your own suffering, you can trust the heart of God. For He is the God who stretched out his arms on the hardwood of the cross to die for you and me – all out of pure love.

When you are trying to navigate the barrage of information and misinformation in your life, fix your eyes on Jesus. For He is the radiance of the glory of God, your north star, your anchor, and the full revelation of God’s truth.

With His mighty hand and outstretched arm, God has made a way for us through the waters. Christ has brought us through the deep waters of the grave and delivered us into His new resurrection life.

When you are walking through a season of wilderness, remember that God leads you by His presence, revealed in His word and His world.
Follow along as R.D. glenn unpacks Exodus 13:17-22.

Israel looks back to the Exodus story as a reminder of God’s deliverance, but Christians now look back to the cross as the epicentre of God’s redemptive plan of deliverance for His whole creation.

To settle the score of our sin, God doesn’t take our firstborn sons, instead, He gives His own Son to be a ransom for us all.

Follow along as R.D. Glenn opens Galatians 5:16-26 and James 5:7-12 and continues our ‘Walk by the Spirit: Christ Not Conceit’ sermon series.

Follow along as R.D. Glenn opens Galatians 5:16-26 and Psalm 51, in Part 3 of our ‘Walk by the Spirit’ sermon series.

Join R.D. Glenn as he opens Exodus 4:1-17. From our April 11th, 2021 Sunday Service.

Follow along as R.D. Glenn opens Exodus 3 on Easter Sunday.