Sunday Morning Message - "Positioned for an Outpouring"

In this message from July 13, Pastor Kyle concludes our series in Exodus while teaching from Chapter 40:34–38, where the glory of the Lord fills the completed Tabernacle, marking the powerful conclusion of Israel’s journey through the wilderness with God’s faithful guidance. As the cloud covered the tent and the glory of the Lord filled it, the people were reminded that God’s presence would go with them wherever they traveled. Pastor Kyle will unpack how this moment reveals God’s desire to dwell with His people and lead them step by step. This is a powerful reminder about trusting God’s presence to guide our lives today, just as He led His people then.

Sunday Morning Message - "Progressing into God's Presence"

In this message from July 6, Teaching Pastor David Jett explored Exodus 35-40, emphasizing that meeting with God is not a pursuit to attain, but a privilege to embrace. The message discussed the intricate details of building the Tabernacle, explaining how these ancient practices symbolize our modern journey into God's presence. Pastor David highlighted that no matter how badly we may falter, God continually offers us access to His presence, and that moving from contemplation to activation is key to breaking cycles that keep us distant from God.

Sunday Morning Message - "Renewed in His Presence: God's Invitation to Restoration"

In this message from June 29, Pastor Kyle centers on the themes of renewal and restoration as illustrated in Exodus 34. As we reflect on Moses receiving the Ten Commandments anew, we recognize God's constant willingness to offer second chances, reminding us of the need to actively cooperate with Him in our journeys. God's essence is compassionate, merciful, slow to anger, and filled with unfailing love, urging us to respond with genuine worship and repentance. Today, we are challenged to prioritize our relationship with God by dedicating the first portion of our time and resources to Him. Spending time in God's presence profoundly changes us, as seen in Moses' radiant transformation after encountering God.