The setting and the four stanzas of this song (a glorious motivation [vv 1c-5], a glorious victory [vv 6-10], a glorious impact [vv 11-16b], and a glorious future [16c-18]) help us think more deeply about what we ought to see and celebrate in God so that we can glorify him as he deserves.Por Pastor Curt Sharbaugh

This passage lays out three aspects of a pattern that is found throughout the Bible and that climaxes in its fulfillment in Christ. Those three aspects are that the purpose of salvation is God's glory (vv 15-18), that the path to salvation is through judgment (vv 19-28), and that the response to salvation is faith (vv 29-31).…

Through God's salvation of Israel from Egypt, we see the way the LORD saves his people; we see his trustworthiness in salvation (13:17-22), his wisdom in salvation (14:1-4), his sovereignty in salvation (vv 5-9), and his independence in salvation (vv 10-14).Por Pastor Curt Sharbaugh

This passage explains the reasons, means, and goal of perpetuating the redeemed identity the LORD gave Israel, which helps us understand our redeemed identity in Christ.Por Pastor Curt Sharbaugh

Por Bro Brad

There are two facets to remembering the exodus in this passage: the participants who are to remember it (12:43-51) and the other is the goal of remembering it (13:3-10).Por Pastor Curt Sharbaugh

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Por Dr. Josh Tuttle

There are three reasons why every disciple of Jesus should belong to a local church: because of the commission from Jesus, the description of Christians, and the instructions to Christians. The message also explains how you belong to a church and what belonging to a church requires.Por Pastor Curt Sharbaugh

The simplest way to describe the goal of the local church is to make disciples. We'll answer two questions to understand what that means. What is a disciple, and how do you make a disciple?Por Pastor Curt Sharbaugh