Searching for the goodness and nearness of God in the midst of the wilderness. Numbers 11 with Rev. Glenn Peterson, president of the ECCC. […]
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Wilderness Part 8: Backfire
The story of Korah’s Rebellion in Numbers 16. […]
Wilderness Part 7: When Fear Distorts Faith
The story of the reconnaissance mission into Canaan and what came of it (in Numbers 13 + 14). God’s faithfulness to keep his promise meets the very human reactions of his chosen people. […]
Wilderness Part 6: That Rock was Christ
Dr. David Johnson teaches about the rock Moses struck in the wilderness, taking us on a journey from Numbers 20:1-13 to John 7 to 1 Corinthians 10 to Hebrews 3. Israel’s rock was the early church’s rock and is the church’s rock today — the rock is Christ. […]
Wilderness Part 5: “Let them make me a sanctuary.”
Here we look at Exodus 25 and 35, when Yahweh initiated the building of his own tent. God wants to dwell among his people. […]
Wilderness Part 4: “And God Spoke All These Words”
God spoke to Israel in the wilderness of Sinai. Join us as we hear “all the words” and the heart behind them. Exodus 19, 20, and 32-34. […]
Wilderness Part 3: Neither Feast nor Famine (enough bread for all)
Here we look at Exodus 16 and Numbers 11 (which are “in conversation” with each other). God provides food in the wilderness. […]
Wilderness Part 2: Welcome to your new home
When Israel hits a dead end, what questions do they ask and how does God answer? Join us as we journey with Israel across the Red Sea and into the wilderness. It’s a hard space to be, and God is so very present in it. […]
Wilderness Part 1: When Israel left Egypt they entered the wilderness
God acts on Israel’s behalf, even when they couldn’t hear the good news that they were being delivered from slavery. This message is about the events leading up to leaving Egypt behind. […]
Something to remember when you’re in the wilderness.
What does it mean to be the people of God in the midst of wilderness. Here we look at the beginning of the book of Numbers with Pastor Cody Anderson. […]
