by Brian Lowe | Sep 9, 2013 | Blog, Redemption, Theology, Worship
I’m not sure when this started for me, but it’s been hard to shake reading the longest chapter in the Bible incorrectly. Psalm 119 is the longest of the psalms and celebrates the importance of God’s Word. There are 22 stanzas written around a letter...
by Brian Lowe | Jul 24, 2013 | Deacons, Theology
Exodus is in the process of appointing Deacons who will serve Jesus by assisting the elders to accomplish the mission of the Church. In a previous post, I wrote about two primary concerns our men have: Time and Responsibility. While I have heard the same concerns...
by Brian Lowe | Jul 23, 2013 | Deacons, News, Theology
Exodus is in the process of appointing Deacons who will serve Jesus by assisting the elders to accomplish the mission of the Church. We are really excited about this and looking forward to the men and women God has for us in these roles. As I engage with men who are...
by Kathy Maas | Jul 12, 2013 | Blog, Redemption, Theology, Worship
A guest post by Aaron Wilson… Do you know what the most frequently used word is in a Christian’s vocabulary? It’s not what you’d first guess, a word like faith, hope or love. In fact, even though it’s a word you’ll likely recite over 74,000 times in your life,...
by Brian Lowe | Jun 28, 2013 | Blog, Community, Mission, Redemption, Theology, Worship
“I just want to know where I fit. I feel like an extra piece in God’s puzzle box.” I’ve heard this sentiment from middle school students, college freshmen, stay-at-home moms, middle-aged men, those with “a crown of wisdom,” and everyone in...
by Kathy Maas | Jun 25, 2013 | Blog, Redemption, Theology, Worship
A guest post by Bubba Hines In our study of Jonah, we see God speak of judging the Ninevites. When they repent, we see God’s mercy and grace abound as He withholds that judgment. This provides the opportunity to ask the question, “Does God change His mind?” If you...
