Louis Reid 
God doesn’t simply exist – He speaks. 1 Samuel 3 is one of the most important chapters of the Bible for the Redeemer community. In this Bible talk we consider what it means to be a follower of Jesus – someone who is constantly growing in her or his ability to hear, trust, and obey … Read more
The story of Exodus is the story of God’s people. God draws us out of slavery to other gods and into the freedom to worship Him. God is drawing a people out of darkness and into light. It’s all about God’s grace and God’s plan. This is the first of seven in a new collection … Read more
You are not enough. Thankfully, God is more than enough. God called Moses to a task that would only be possible with God’s help. The same is true for us today. Moses asked God the question ‘Who are you?’ to which Jesus most fully provides the answer in saying ‘I AM…’. There’s so much in … Read more
Pharaoh asked the important question: ‘Who is your God that I should obey Him?’ God responded with the clearest answer possible by showing that He is the only God who saves His people by substituting his own life for theirs.
What defines you? God defines his people by one word: DELIVERED. The crossing of the Red Sea is a beautiful picture of who God is and how he desires to relate to his people. Listen and be encouraged.
God allows his people to be tested refine them through temptation. Testing tends to take place in the wilderness – a place of discovery, insight, and preparation. In this Bible talk we consider how we’ve been tested over this last year and where we should go from here.
The 10 Commandments are one of the most important and misunderstood parts of the Bible. They teach that God is the true King bringing a better Kingdom.
We were created to live in the presence of God. The entire Bible is the story of God’s desire to live with His people. The big theme of the Bible is that His presence would fill every place. Those are the themes in this bible talk. Check it.
Exodus 32 contains the true story of the whole world. It’s the story of the good and compassionate God, rebellious people, the role of a mediator, and being saved by the mercy of God. Listen and be encouraged.
The Exodus story concludes with a daring proposition: God’s people could have all the benefits of a relationship with God except they wouldn’t have the presence of God. Which did the mediator choose for them? Which would you choose as well?