Ash Wednesday service and the conclusion of Dr. Dave Palmer’s sermon series on the Exodus.

The crossing of the Red Sea during the Exodus story has been depicted in fanciful ways. But God works through His creations in order to make a way for us. It’s important for us to follow the path that God lays before us.

The plagues are wake up calls for Egypt; but they are ignored. People continue to miss God’s miracles and signs today.

The burning bush shows how God is encountered in ordinary places. But God cannot be “nailed down” into our categories. We need to be open to mystery.

Moses was prepared for his mission from his earliest years. But when called, he offered excuses. The story challenges us to recognize God’s hand in life and to respond to God’s call today.

Martin Luther King, Jr. believed love was the greatest power in the world. The Bible gives us great examples of what the nature of love is and how to put it into practice.