Stories Jesus Told: Part 1Jesus often shared a story along with a spiritual truth to cause us to reflect.In Matthew 18, Peter asks Jesus how many times he must forgive someone, and Jesus responds with a story about a man who has been forgiven but withholds forgiveness to others.Find a summary and discussion questions under the "sermon notes" section here.

Life in the Wilderness: Part 10As we conclude our series on Exodus, we focus on the Tabernacle. It may seem strange to have so much of Exodus dedicated to a tent, but when we dig in we see that every detail of the Tabernacle (and the underlying story of the Bible from Genesis through Revelation) is meant to reveal this profound truth: God desires to dwell with us. Find a full summary, graphics, and discussion questions under the "sermon notes" section here.

Life in the Wilderness: Part 9Exodus 34Exodus 34:6-7 gives us one of the clearest self-revelations of God in all of scripture. We could call it a "sermon" that God preaches about himself that is referenced throughout the rest of the Old Testament. In it, God emphasizes both his justice and his grace. Here we find this tension: How can God be both just and gracious? Find a full summary, sermon graphics, and questions for discussion here: https://fbcplattecity.com/podcasts/media/2026-06-14-justice-and-grace

Pause - Hold - ConsiderBe still and know that I am God-Psalm 46:10

Life in the Wilderness: Part 8Exodus 33After the Israelites' sin and rebellion with the golden calf, God tells Moses that God won't be staying with His people. When you question and doubt if God is still present in your life after your struggle with sin... look to the glory as revealed in the risen Lord Jesus. Find a full summary, sermon graphics, and questions for discussion here.

In the 4th of the 10 Commandments, we find "Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy."What does this mean for us? Does it still apply?Find discussion/reflection questions, a short summary, and sermon graphics here.

Life in the Wilderness: Part 4We're reaching the part of Exodus that focuses on the 10 commandments. Why did God give the 10 commandments?1. To reveal who God is2. As a manual for how to live in our relationship with God and others3. To provide freedom. The sequence matters- the Israelites were DELIVERED before they were DIRECTED. This message focuses on the first 3 commandments. To find discussion questions, graphics and more, go to https://fbcplattecity.com/podcasts/media/2026-05-03-path-to-freedom-10-commandments

Exodus: Life in the WildernessPart 2God brings people to your life who have something you need, and you have something they need. Who's got your back?Whose have you got?Can you remember times God came through for you? For them?Find a full summary, discussion questions, and graphics under the "sermon notes" section here.

Exodus: Life in the Wilderness Part 1Exodus 17In the beginning of the year, we started a series on the book of Exodus. We’re picking it back up as God’s people are living in the wilderness. In the wilderness, God teaches us lessons that comfort and ease are not able to do.Lesson 1: Difficulties don’t mean you’re off trackLesson 2: Warning- don’t harden your heartLesson 3: Strengthen your trust in God because of His profound provision and patienceFind discussion questions, graphics, and more here: https://fbcplattecity.com/podcasts/media/2026-04-12-life-in-the-wilderness

More than Sunday: Part 5Shame is powerful and has a way of keeping us stuck- but we don't have to stay stuck. Key takeaways:1. Jesus experienced shame so you could be forgiven and have freedom.2. Jesus experienced shame so you can know He understands your hurt and struggle. 3. Jesus experienced shame so we can show His love to others.