The Passover feast was a celebration that God gave specific instructions for the Jews to perform. Obeying would bring freedom from slavery. The symbolism of the feast would point to the cross. Today, obeying brings freedom from sin and death. Seeing God at work should bring all who follow Him into true worship of Him. Pr. Nathanael looks at 5 aspects of the worship of God: the instrument of worship (our bodies), the worthy object of worship, a broad invitation to worship, the terms of worship and God´s covering over His worshipers.

The Bible is filled of images of shepherds and sheep. Jesus is referred to as the Great Shepherd. As Christians, we are even called his sheep. Pr. Bill shares more insight on shepherds and sheep for us to better understand this relationship.

When we get to know someone we love, we do our best to please them. As God reveals Himself to us, we find that to please Him is to obey Him. This can be a hard task at times, but always has our ultimate best in mind for His glorification. What kept Pharoah from obeying? What keeps us from obeying?

The story of Exodus continues to reveal more of God to us. In fact, there is so much about God we will never fully comprehend or know Him. Today Pr. Nathanael shows us that Jehovah is a God of details, a God that does create clear distinctions, and that He calls His people to worship Him.

All of us have them. We can wake up one day and have the worst day ever and find ourselves in a really bad situation. How do we respond? What is our reaction? How does God fit into our lives in these moments? Joel Rast shares a Biblical perspective looking at King Jehoshaphat.