One of the most beautiful and unique characteristics of Christian worship is that we worship a personal God—one who is beyond all existence, yet deeply involved in our lives. Our God is not distant or indifferent; He cares for us, knows us, and walks with us even in our...
Moses’ journey in Exodus 2:13-22 is a powerful reflection of human brokenness, God’s providence, and our deep need for a greater Saviour. In just a few verses, we see him move from prince to fugitive, from foreigner to family — and through it all, we glimpse the heart of...
Compassion stands at the heart of the Christian faith, reflecting God’s deep love and mercy for humanity. The Bible consistently presents compassion as both a divine attribute and a moral calling for believers. In the Old Testament, God reveals Himself as "gracious and compassionate, slow to anger and...
It is a privilege for Liberty Grace Church to be part of the Fellowship of Evangelical Baptists (FEB) Church Planting Movement—a movement committed to making disciples and establishing gospel-centered churches. We thank God for using Darryl and Charlene Dash to plant Liberty Grace Church, faithfully responding to His call...
God is always at work, even when we cannot see it. The birth story of Moses is a powerful reminder that God is present in the smallest details of our lives, orchestrating events for His divine purposes. At a time when Pharaoh decreed the death of every Hebrew baby boy,...
The book of Exodus begins with the good news of God’s blessing being fulfilled—Israel is multiplying and growing into a great nation. However, this good news is soon overshadowed by tragedy. A new Pharaoh rises to power, ruling with oppression, enslaving the Israelites, and even enforcing state-sponsored infanticide....
