Easter and Exodus are intertwining melodies — both singing of liberation, freedom, and new life. But with Egypt behind us and the empty tomb before us, what comes next? What does resurrection freedom actually look like in our lives today?

It’s Palm Sunday—and the start of Holy Week. This week, we explore how the story of Jesus echoes the Exodus story, with themes of rescue, redemption, and resurrection. Let’s tune in and listen for the music of grace woven through it all.

We are all homesick—aching for the place we truly belong.
Spiritually, we live at a distance from our truest home with God. This week, we listen for the sigh of a faraway song—a divine melody woven into the instructions for the Tabernacle.

Could it be that even in ancient blueprints, God is calling us back to Himself?

Believe it or not, Exodus doesn’t end with the Red Sea. There’s more to the story. It’s one thing to be free—it’s another to live free.

In the wilderness, Israel wrestles with the same question Pharaoh asked: Who is the Lord that I should obey Him?

The Exodus isn’t just a story of liberation—it’s a revelation. Through this dramatic rescue, God is showing the world who He truly is.

Join us as we journey from slavery to freedom.

As we journey toward Easter, we’re immersing ourselves in the Exodus story—the melody of rescue woven throughout all of Scripture. It reaches its most powerful crescendo at the cross and the empty tomb.

Join us as we journey from slavery to freedom.

This Sunday, we paused for our AGM Sunday. This is an important marker in the life of our church because it signifies a new ministry year.

So we leaned into that by refocusing on our mission to Love God, Love People and Make Disciples.

Continuing in the Gospel of Matthew, we explored Jesus' call to Matthew: Follow me. That same invitation extends to each of us today.

If we want to see God's kingdom around us, it must first take root and grow within us—and that’s what discipleship is all about.