Apostolic input: Paul & Minda Nichols
Knowing Jesus - a revelation of Him - is foundational and absolutely fundamental. Plus, we send off Kyle and Christine Pribilski as they head to South Dakota to plant! Our first church plant - very exciting!
Hope Rock Church
We are a church that exists to Know Christ and to make Him Known both in our city but also to the ends of the earth.
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Exodus 25:1-22 (Johnson City)
God now begins to give instructions for the building of the tabernacle—and there is an incredible amount of imagery that points to the gospel of Jesus!
Exodus 24 (Lake Travis)
“… and they saw the God of Israel.” Imagine this. The Bible’s descriptions of God in this scripture are, in a sense, frustrating, as they don’t describe much. Fire, feet, and a “pavement of sapphire stone”. Yet, it may be saying more than we realize.
Exodus 24 (Johnson City)
“… and they saw the God of Israel.” Imagine this. The Bible’s descriptions of God in this scripture are, in a sense, frustrating, as they don’t describe much. Fire, feet, and a “pavement of sapphire stone”. Yet, it may be saying more than we realize.
Exodus 23:20-33 (Lake Travis)
A fascinating portion of scripture as God promises the Israelites that he will send an angel to them who will bring them into the place He has prepared for them. And he promises to drive out the Canaanites “little by little”. But at the same time, he warns them again: do not bow before the Canaanite gods and carry out their practices. How does this relate to our call and our own exodus?
Exodus 23:20-33 (Johnson City)
A fascinating portion of scripture as God promises the Israelites that he will send an angel to them who will bring them into the place He has prepared for them. And he promises to drive out the Canaanites “little by little”. But at the same time, he warns them again: do not bow before the Canaanite gods and carry out their practices. How does this relate to our call and our own exodus?
Exodus 21:1-23-23:19 (Lake Travis)
We’re looking at the ordinances in Exodus where God speaks to Israel about how to implement the Law. And we’re going to find that some of these laws are very difficult for us to grasp in the twenty-first century! Does God condone slavery? If we don’t know how to look at these scriptures, we might think so! But there is more going on…
Exodus 21:1-23-23:19 (Johnson City)
We’re looking at the ordinances in Exodus where God speaks to Israel about how to implement the Law. And we’re going to find that some of these laws are very difficult for us to grasp in the twenty-first century! Does God condone slavery? If we don’t know how to look at these scriptures, we might think so! But there is more going on…
Exodus 20:18-26 (Johnson City)
We’ve covered the Ten Commandments, and we now move into further explanation of what they all mean for the nation of Israel.It’s at this point that many readers skip until the action starts up again. But yet here we will begin to see pointers to Christ!
Exodus 20:18-26 (Lake Travis)
We’ve covered the Ten Commandments, and we now move into further explanation of what they all mean for the nation of Israel.It’s at this point that many readers skip until the action starts up again. But yet here we will begin to see pointers to Christ!
Exodus 20:15-17 (Lake Travis)
Examining the last three Ten Commandments. “You shall not steal. “You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor. “You shall not covet your neighbor's house; you shall not covet your neighbor's wife, or his male servant, or his female servant, or his ox, or his donkey, or anything that is your neighbor's.”
Exodus 20:15-17 (Johnson City)
Examining the last three Ten Commandments. “You shall not steal. “You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor. “You shall not covet your neighbor's house; you shall not covet your neighbor's wife, or his male servant, or his female servant, or his ox, or his donkey, or anything that is your neighbor's.” Also, we say farewell to Blaine & Rose Schwartz as they head to Alaska!
Exodus 20:12-14 (Lake Travis)
The fifth, sixth, and seventh commandments of Exodus 20 are God’s way of rebuilding humanity by restoring the essential institutions of authority, life, and marriage. These laws point to the necessity of a Savior - Jesus - illustrating how the gospel provides the grace and transformation needed to move beyond human failure toward holiness in Christ.