The word Exodus means departure. It is the name given by the Greek translators to the second book of the Bible, highlighting the pivotal moment when God led the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt. This was more than a physical movement from one place to another—it was a...
We invite you to join us for our Good Friday service tomorrow at 11:00 AM, a time to reflect deeply on the sacrificial death of our Lord Jesus Christ. This will be a joint service with Christie Street Baptist Church. Good Friday is a powerful reminder that Christ died...
The human heart, by its fallen nature, is restlessly inclined to search for security, identity, and meaning in everything but God. Though Scripture declares that God is sufficient, we wrestle with the tension between the truth of God’s sufficiency and the fear that His provision may not meet the...
What are your conversations with God like? Are they filled with confidence—or questions? Do you find yourself holding onto God’s promises, or wrestling with doubts and fear? If you've ever struggled to reconcile what God says with how you feel, you're not alone. This...
One of the most beautiful and unique characteristics of Christian worship is that we worship a personal God—one who is beyond all existence, yet deeply involved in our lives. Our God is not distant or indifferent; He cares for us, knows us, and walks with us even in our...
Moses’ journey in Exodus 2:13-22 is a powerful reflection of human brokenness, God’s providence, and our deep need for a greater Saviour. In just a few verses, we see him move from prince to fugitive, from foreigner to family — and through it all, we glimpse the heart of...
