Episodes

  • Exodus 8:1-15 Rescue from Hard Hearts

    Exodus 8:1-15 Rescue from Hard Hearts
    Oct 14 2025
    8:1-7 Again. On the one hand, almost everything seen in these verses follows the pattern that we’ve already come across with Pharaoh in chapter 7. Yet, as is common throughout the Bible, repetition helps us to see points that we may have missed the first time around. It also helps us to see when something does not match the pattern, which will be the case here. 8:8-15 Harder. Pharaoh seeks relief from the plague. The Lord, in his grace, does exactly as Pharaoh asks, and yet Pharaoh breaks his word and refuses to let God’s people go. His heart is hard even when God works a miracle for him! The Point: God’s authority and power will, in fact, prevail over the hard heart of Pharaoh – and every heart that opposes him. Prayer: Heavenly Father, too often our own hearts are hard toward you. We think of ourselves as on the throne rather than wanting to see your Son rule over everyone and everything – including us! Change our hard hearts by your grace that we would enjoy and yearn for Christ’s rule. Help us to hope in him as we serve and suffer and wait for his return. Application: Do you trust Jesus Christ as your Savior-King? There is no other way to enjoy eternity. And if you do embrace Jesus, how will you tell of his good plans to somebody else this week? How can you encourage a fellow Christian as they endure hardship for following after Jesus? Here is how I will apply these truths: ___________________ __________________________________________________
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    24 mins
  • Philippians 2:12-18 Sanctification

    Philippians 2:12-18 Sanctification
    Oct 5 2025
    Noah Dziurawiec delivers the second sermon in a two-part series.
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    22 mins
  • Ephesians 2:1-10 Justification

    Ephesians 2:1-10 Justification
    Sep 28 2025
    Overseer Noah Dziurawiec shares the first of a two-sermon series.
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    22 mins
  • Exodus 7:14-25 No Other God

    Exodus 7:14-25 No Other God
    Sep 28 2025
    30 mins
  • Ephesians 3:20-21 Undivided

    Ephesians 3:20-21 Undivided
    Sep 14 2025
    Undivided > Ephesians 3:20-21 3:20 The power of God. Paul has taken the past three chapters to show that the Gospel of Jesus Christ brings reconciliation – both between sinful humans and their creator, but also with one another, which reflects the power of Christ to save. The Lord is at work building and unifying a people for Himself, for His own glory. 3:21 The worship He deserves. Because of the marvelous grace of the Lord and on account of His mercy to sinners in reconciling us and working in us through the Holy Spirit, we – in turn – glorify Him, both by how we act as a church and how we respond to and worship Jesus Christ. The Point: The gospel is not only a message of how to “get saved,” but also about what salvation really means. Reconciliation with our God has been achieved by Jesus Christ. We, in turn, display, enjoy, and testify to that reconciliation in the church through our unity as we worship the King together. Prayer: Heavenly Father, what an amazing reality we see here! Your grace and mercy to us in Christ transforms us, both as individuals and as a church. It accomplishes this transformation across every dividing line, testifying to Your great power and wisdom, which is why we praise You. Application: Unity is a big deal to Jesus – is it a big deal to you? How are the ways that you act and speak and care for others displaying the unity brought about by Christ’s gospel? Here is how I will apply these truths: ___________________ __________________________________________________
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    36 mins
  • Exodus 7:1-13 That All May Know

    Exodus 7:1-13 That All May Know
    Sep 14 2025
    That All May Know > Exodus 7:1-13 7:1-7 What, will, and why. The time for the big showdown with Pharaoh has come: Moses and Aaron are sent to proclaim what God will do, what he has promised all along: that he would rescue his people from out of Egypt. In so doing, all of Egypt would come to know that he is the Lord, the one true God. 7:8-13 Just as God said. The prelude to the plagues unfolds exactly as the Lord had said: Pharaoh isn’t open to the Lord’s command to let his people go. Instead, Pharaoh tries to dismiss God’s power through Moses and Aaron by having his own wise men use their wicked and counterfeit ways. Rapidly, the Lord will show Pharaoh and all of Egypt that nobody is as powerful as the living God! The Point: God is all-knowing, all-powerful, and completely sovereign. Pharaoh and all who oppose him will receive only judgment. But those who trust this God, who hope in him, shall have the Lord’s blessing forever. Prayer: Father, make us to see your greatness rather than our own. Keep us from giving our allegiance to any other. Instead, make us proclaimers of you and your glorious plan to save many from their sins. Thank you for rescuing us! Application: If you are not yet a Christian then it’s time to admit, believe, and confess that God is God and you are not. If you are a Christian, rejoice! Our God is King and all his promises are “yes” and “amen” in Jesus Christ! Here is how I will apply these truths: ___________________ __________________________________________________
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    23 mins
  • Acts 2:46-47 How We Live

    Acts 2:46-47 How We Live
    Sep 1 2025
    How We Live > Acts 2:46-47 2:46 Attending. Luke summarizes the practice of the early church in two words. First, they “attended” – that is, they regularly worshipped together and shared time in their homes with one another. The people of God weren’t isolated, but instead, lived in community and gave thanks to the Lord for all that He was doing and providing. 2:47 Praising. Second, God’s people focused on the Lord, praising Him as the God who had brought Good News (=the gospel) to His people. This changed their entire way of life (v42-45), which was then noticed by the people around them. These Christians witnessed to Jesus by their very way of life. The Point: The growth of Christ’s church is the blessing that God gives as His people respond to His gospel by faith in Jesus. When we prize Gospel proclamation, Christ-centered fellowship, and intentional and sacrificial care for one another, we enjoy the blessing of being a church used by God to spread – and live in the enjoyment of – His gospel. Prayer: Lord, you are so good to us. Your gospel gives us hope that we could never earn, but that You have given anyway. A hope in Jesus that transforms how we live now, how we care for others now, because of our trust in what Jesus will bring to completion when He comes back. Thank you! Application: How will you prize the Christian life in your own schedule and routine this week? Who around you needs to see (and hear!) from you genuine, lasting, hope in Jesus? Here is how I will apply these truths: ___________________ __________________________________________________
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    35 mins
  • Acts 2:44-45 God’s Treasure

    Acts 2:44-45 God’s Treasure
    Aug 30 2025
    Gospel transformation leads to Christ-centered change in every area of life. The Jerusalem church gave of their possessions not because they were rich, nor because they were forced to. Instead, they gave as an expression of the forgiveness and life that Jesus had first given to them.
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    35 mins