Denis Jacobs

In our Exodus journey we have seen that the people of Israel never really got out of Egypt. They got out physically but they remained enslaved. The Old Testament prophets warned that they would loose the promised land and be exiled. But the New Testament opens with a message that someone like Moses but greater would show up. And this hero would complete the Exodus journey. If you are struggling for freedom, then this message is for you. There is a way out of slavery and into the promises of God.

We are exploring the Exodus story. And this story can be divided into three parts: The Way Out - The Way Between - The Way In. We are now starting the second part of the story. What's so striking is that the minute the Hebrews get out of slavery they get into a whole lot of trouble. The are out, but not yet in. And there's trouble. Maybe you can relate? In this message we explore this dynamic and how God uses the in between troubled spaces.

What is God like? If you have come to the point where you believe in God, the next big question is "what is God like?" In this message we explore the next part of the apostles creed - God the Father almighty. That says so much about what God is like. And it rectifies so many perceptions about God. God is a relational, perfect, Father who is equally powerful and loving.