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Exodus 18:7-27It's one thing to say we trust God. It's another thing to live as though we do. This Sunday, we'll watch Moses learn that the wilderness isn't something we're meant to carry alone—and discover what it means to let God, and the people he's placed around us, carry us.
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Exodus 17:1-7What happens when we find ourselves saying, “Not again”? The wilderness has a way of revealing what is still hiding in our hearts—but it also reveals something else: God's grace keeps flowing. This Sunday, we'll remember what God has done, remember that he is with us, and learn again to trust his faithfulness.
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Exodus 16:1-30Our hunger often reveals that our hearts are still in Egypt. As Israel learns to live in the wilderness, God begins teaching them that freedom means learning to trust, receive, and rest in him. This Sunday, we'll ask where our hearts are, what they fear, and what they need.
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Exodus 15:22-27What has your ears probably has your heart, too.
In the wilderness, Israel discovered that leaving Egypt was easier than unlearning Egypt—and that God doesn't simply rescue us, he heals us. This Sunday, we'll ask what voices are shaping us, and whether the voice we're listening to is breaking us or making us whole. |
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Exodus 15:1-21We know how to get out of Egypt. But how do we learn to live as people who have been set free? As we begin our journey through Exodus, we'll discover that salvation is not simply about being rescued from something—it is about being formed for life with God.
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Sermons are also available as podcasts wherever you listen to podcasts. Search "The Hickory Rock Baptist Church Podcast."