by Kathy Maas | Aug 6, 2015 | Blog, Prepare for Gathering, Redemption, Theology, Worship
by Aaron Wilson… Can I be honest? Sometimes the Old Testament is just hard to read. Take Judges 19 for example. This is where our church (which usually preaches through books of the Bible) happens to be this week. I’m pretty sure our teaching pastor...
by Kathy Maas | Jul 4, 2015 | Blog, Community, Redemption
If you missed part 1, go here first Part 2… By Joy LaPrade In the church, we know and affirm that in Christ Jesus we are all sons of God, but we have seen (in the previous blog post) that merely acknowledging a shared Father does not guarantee we will love our...
by Kathy Maas | Jul 2, 2015 | Blog, Redemption
Part 1… By Joy LaPrade Seventy men slaughtered on one stone; an entire town full of people killed, another thousand burned to death, and in the end, Abimelech lying on the ground with his skull crushed, begging to be run through with a sword. Judges 9 is a...
by Kathy Maas | Apr 26, 2015 | Blog, Prepare for Gathering, Redemption, Theology
By: David Keen “You do you and I’ll do me” simply, yet profoundly captures our culture’s theme and stance towards daily living. Our culture wants to be “tolerant” of everyone and everything. This way of living may sound good, but eventually major problems result in...
by Kathy Maas | Feb 16, 2015 | Blog, Mission, News, Redemption, Worship
By Konrad LaPrade… Exodus family, For the past few weeks, we’ve been talking about the Exodus Stretch Campaign. If you are not aware of the campaign, you can read more about it here. It is our prayer that through this campaign we will faithfully honor Jesus and...
by Kathy Maas | Feb 16, 2015 | Blog, Redemption, Theology, Worship
Even when the evidence of God’s faithfulness is clear, we so easily become impatient and want to control our own lives–to do our own thing in our own way on our own timetable. What foolishness is that! God always know what’s best, and always does...
