by Kurt Barnes | Oct 11, 2026 | Exodus, Sermons
The God Who Moves In In Exodus 40, even Moses had to stand outside of the tabernacle. Moses — the giant of faith, the prophet of prophets, the friend of God — could not enter because the glory was too much. But now, through the blood of Jesus Christ, every son and...
by Kurt Barnes | Oct 4, 2026 | Exodus, Sermons
The Overflowing Heart: Giving from Grace, Not Guilt Whatever you hold onto with a tight fist, you will eventually lose. But whatever you place into the hands of Jesus Christ is preserved, multiplied, and echoed throughout eternity. If your heart is stirred, if the...
by Kurt Barnes | Sep 27, 2026 | Exodus, Sermons
The Unveiled Life You become what you behold. If you spend all week beholding your screen, scrolling the highlights of everyone else’s life, you will be transformed into an anxious, envious person. If you spend all week beholding your moral performance, you will...
by Kurt Barnes | Sep 20, 2026 | Exodus, Sermons
Presents or Presence? If all you have are the gifts—the health, the job, the family, and the bank account—but you do not have His manifest presence dwelling in your life, you are living in a spiritual wasteland. Come out of the camp of self-reliance. Stop pretending...
by Rob Barnes | Sep 13, 2026 | Exodus, Sermons
Leave This Place In the Old Testament the Israelites were called to follow the Pillar of Cloud by day and the Pillar of Fire by night. They were on a journey. They were called to follow. In the New Testament Jesus said, “I am the Way”! The book of Acts records...
by Kurt Barnes | Sep 6, 2026 | Exodus, Sermons
The Sacred Cow The golden calf may seem ancient, but Exodus 32 is not merely about Israel’s idol; it’s about ours. It is about what we reach for when God feels delayed, what we trust when fear rises, what we use to supplement God when obedience feels too...
