As we jump into Revelation, we see Christ as the risen ruler and the one who holds the keys to death and Hades, assuring us of His ultimate victory. Despite persecution and suffering, we are to remain steadfast in our mission, knowing that Christ conquers through a position of meekness and that our citizenship is in His eternal kingdom. The call is to endure, trust in God’s sovereignty, and live as ambassadors of His grace and peace in a world in turmoil.

God’s pace is not a sign of negligence. It is built from his love for us, but not just us. It is built on his love “not wishing that any should perish but that all should reach repentance.” He moves with a pace that is patient for us and calls us to shape our lives for the world to come. A world where righteousness dwells.

Facing death, Peter reaches out and provides the church an incredible tool. Insight into those things that we are to bring in to supplement our faith that we may have life to the fullest.

Facing death, Peter reaches out and provides the church an incredible tool. Insight into those things that we are to bring in to supplement our faith that we may have life to the fullest.

Facing death, Peter reaches out and provides the church an incredible tool. Insight into those things that we are to bring in to supplement our faith that we may have life to the fullest.

Facing death, Peter reaches out and provides the church an incredible tool. Insight into those things that we are to bring in to supplement our faith that we may have life to the fullest.

The 10 commandments aren’t given in isolation and the laws that follow them aren’t given without purpose. In the second part of our examination of Sinai we look at how God’s standards point to fulfillment and God’s purpose for us.

Exodus is about more than the law, it is where we see the power of God’s covenant. His aim for his people and his good plans. Jumping into Exodus 19 we examine the calling God gives his people and the purpose He has for believers.

The Israelites complain, worry, and nag at God and the trip went from days to weeks. And if we are honest, we often find ourselves following suit. What are those things that slow us down? Those things that stop us from following after God as He commands?