Cascade Community Church Podcast

The Stories series begins with the parable of the rich farmer.  Jesus has a way of turning ordinary situations into teachable moments.  In Luke 12, he brings a surprising perspective on the topic of “why we have been given so much”.

The Exodus narrative is concluded in this message from Exodus 40.  When we see as God sees -- we'll do as God says.

In Exodus 37-39 we see God's people doing "Just as the LORD commanded." This idea of hearing and doing just as the LORD commanded is directly tied to experiencing the presence of God for His people.

Exodus 35-36 tells the story of crazy generosity.  From this text we're reminded that Christians are a generous people because we serve a generous God! 

This Father's Day, we jump forward in the Exodus journey and address what matters most.  What kind of legacy will you leave?  What's most important?

Description:  Exodus 33-34:  If you could have everything you've always wanted, but NOT get the presence of God -- would you take it?  That's the situation Israel faced in the desert.  And then they made a choice.  

Exodus is the story of God making a way for his people. It’s also the story of how God makes a way for us today. Come along on the journey as we discover Jesus in the Exodus!

Today we will look at Exodus 31. This chapter speaks of two key thoughts, work and rest! In six days God created the world then He rested. The sabbath was established as a sign for the Jews that the Lord is God. Week after week they observed the sabbath as holy to the Lord. It was a reminder to them of who God is. But what does that mean for us today? We will discover how Jesus is the perfect fulfillment of the Sabbath rest and that we are invited to enter the rest of God!

Exodus 27-30 describes how God's people were to approach a holy God.  And once again, Jesus is the fulfillment of the "copy" that Exodus records.  How has God called you to live as a priest in the world you live in?

To understand the tabernacle of Exodus 25-27 is to better understand Jesus.  More than a list of construction docs, the tabernacle is God bringing his presence to the world!

Description:  The Book of the Covenant is a list of over 50 additional laws that further the 10 Commands.  It's usually fly-over territory when we read the Bible.  But what is God up to in all these rules?  And how does it all point to Jesus?  Exodus 21-24.

Description:  What are the 10 Commandments all about?  What did they mean for the people of Israel during the Exodus and what do they mean for us today?  Let's unpack law and grace!  

Exodus 19 is a turning point in the narrative of God’s rescue.  What does it mean to be in relationship with Almighty God?  What matters most in how we invest our lives.  Before the 10 commands are given, we are reminded that “meeting with God is what matters most.”

Exodus is the story of God making a way for his people.  It’s also the story of how God makes a way for us today. Come along on the journey as we discover Jesus in the Exodus!

Control.  We all want it -- but it seems to be an illusion.  In Exodus 16 &17, God is teaching his people to trust daily in his provision.  And, once again, the stories point to Jesus.  

We all search for something to make life meaningful.  What if the answer was right in front of us all along?  What if Easter actually shows us the Way?

“Those who do not learn from history are destined to repeat it.”  Exodus 15 starts with a song of worship in response to Israel’s deliverance.  Then, we find the Hebrews entering a cycle that will repeat for 40 years in the wilderness.  And from their story, we can learn from history — and avoid repeating their mistakes.

Exodus is the story of God making a way for his people.  It’s also the story of how God makes a way for us today. Come along on the journey as we discover Jesus in the Exodus!

Exodus is the story of God making a way for his people.  It’s also the story of how God makes a way for us today. Come along on the journey as we discover Jesus in the Exodus!

God is relentlessly answering the question of Pharaoh (and us), “Who is the Lord, that I should listen to his voice?”  And God’s answer may be surprisingly good news!