First Free Rockford Sermons

The people of Israel complained. God had led them to a place, but they didn’t feel safe and they didn’t know what would happen next. People today complain, too, for similar reasons. It’s contagious. It’s destructive. And it can wreck our trust in God.

The foundations of worship are truth and Spirit. This Sunday, Pastor Dave Creek unpacks these principles and what it looks like to live a life worshipful life fully devoted to God.

The Exodus has reminded every subsequent generation that God goes before us and leads us in surprising, perfect ways. Rituals, rhythms and routines help us not only to live consistently, but also to remember and reflect God’s leading on our lives, our families and our communities.

One final, awful plague awaits Egypt. God gives his people a way to escape it—and a vivid preview of his plan of salvation that will become available to all.

Something we tend to miss in the book of Exodus is how God uses Pharaoh’s hardened heart to show us our own. Let’s take an uncomfortable look at the ways we compromise our obedience to God … and the destruction this can bring.

We all know brokenness in a broken world. Obeying God doesn’t change this—in fact, sometimes life can even become harder. Moses’ response to brokenness, and to God, offers us insights for our lives today.