God teaches His people about the nature of acceptable worship.

The LORD is known through His works and word.

God tests His children for their good and His glory.

Jesus helps us to see the roots of our doubts and reasons to believe.

Jesus the King’s death reveals His life-bringing purpose: the atonement for sin.

We worship the LORD who leads His people, fights for His people, and who is praised by His people.

God redeems His people, who are to remember their redemption.

The blood of the lamb averts judgement, thus showing God’s mercy in judgement. We worship and trust the Lamb who was slain for us.

God saves by judging.

The plagues reveal the glory of the sovereign LORD and the stubbornness of our sin.

A good and gracious God uses an unqualified servant to fulfill an unflinching promise.

The Lord calls us to wait for His salvation, that we might know Him more.

God sanctifies His insufficient servant, whom He sends.

The God who sees, hears and knows us acts for our good. The God who is the great “I AM” is with us.

God is faithful to His covenant and sees, hears, and knows His people. He will raise up a Redeemer for His people in His time.

In faithfulness to His covenant promises, God sovereignly redeems His people from affliction through surprising means.

Love should compel us to use our gifts to help others know God better.

God first loved us in Christ, therefore we love the body. Without love, we cannot build together.

In God's wisdom, He has joined us as one body that we might love and serve one another as fellow members of the body.

Christians rejoice in God because He has revealed Himself, invited us in and will keep every promise in Jesus.