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At the burning bush, the LORD sends Moses as His ambassador to deliver Israel from Egypt but Moses has some reservations. Listen to this exchange between God and Moses...

Even when God seems absent during turmoil and tribulation, God's people can have confidence in His presence and work in their lives.

Even in the midst of Pharaoh's oppression, God's people are flourishing according to His promise! The future progress of God's people is certain. How will you respond?

God sends word to His people instructing them how to live as exiles and refugees in Babylon. These words are especially helpful for Christians as we live as spiritual exiles waiting for the New Heavens and the New Earth.

How should Christians worship the Lord? Psalm 95 offers three vital postures for coming into God's presence. Listen in!

Those who have seen the Lord's salvation are forever changed so they respond in worship and confidence even in the uncertain challenges of life. Learn from this Psalm of David how to respond like this.

The Angelic Announcement of Christ's birth is good news for all people; what's it mean for you, today!? Listen in!

Paul concludes the letter to the Colossian church with a list of greetings and instructions to and from the workers in the mission field. These departing words reveal some important truths about the gospel.

How does God impact the world through the church? Through prayer and evangelism! Give a listen to Paul's instructions to the church in Colossae.

Now that we are in Christ, how do we relate as husband and wife, parent and child, employee and employer? Open to Colossians 3:17-4:1 and listen along!

Paul instructs the Colossian Christians to live differently than they did before they believed because their new life is now hidden with God in Christ.

How do Christians avoid sin? What does it look like practically to walk by the Spirit? God's Word gives us some simple steps to honoring God in our pursuit of holiness

Paul warns against false teaching and encourages the Colossians that the solution is in the Christian's union with Christ.

Paul encourages Christians to go on the offense regarding their identity in Christ in order to guard themselves against false teaching.

Paul describes his suffering for the church to encourage them to mature and endure in Christ.

Paul emphasizes Christ's supremacy over all things to reassure the Colossians to stand-firm in their faith in the gospel.

Paul's letter to the Colsossians begins in prayer to the Lord. Listen to the content of his prayer to help guide your own prayer for the church.

Follow the expansion of the gospel in the world through ordinary believers empowered by the Holy Spirit to preach God's word and proclaim the Christ.

These three disciples all share a name with another one of the disciples. They're the least known in the Scriptures and yet they reveal three truths to inspire devotion to Christ for ordinary disciples like us.