Crosswalk Community Church

The Third Commandment, Exodus 20:7

Guest Preach, Mike Ford, shares a message from the 3rd Commandment, providing a context for the names of God in the Old Testament.

YHWH-Nissi, Exodus 17:8-15

Knowing God is the highest pursuit of human life. The many names ascribed to God in the Scriptures is His gracious revelation of Himself to us. In His Name, we learn of His beauty and glory and we grow in our trust, in our love, and in our worship. Follow us as we study through the various names of God revealed in the Old Testament.

YHWH-Tsidkenu, Jeremiah 23:1-8

Knowing God is the highest pursuit of human life. The many names ascribed to God in the Scriptures is His gracious revelation of Himself to us. In His Name, we learn of His beauty and glory and we grow in our trust, in our love, and in our worship. Follow us as we study through the various names of God revealed in the Old Testament.

Covenant Baptism, Genesis 15:1-21 & 17:1-14, 22-27

Baptism is intimately wrapped up in God's Covenant of Grace, a covenant that began in Genesis 3 and is fully realized in the New Covenant with Jesus. Baptism is the entrance sign of this New Covenant, one that is always pointing us to the great promise of salvation through Christ and calling us to believe.

YHWH, Exodus 3:1-22; 6:1-13

Knowing God is the highest pursuit of human life. The many names ascribed to God in the Scriptures is His gracious revelation of Himself to us. In His Name, we learn of His beauty and glory and we grow in our trust, in our love, and in our worship. Follow us as we study through the various names of God revealed in the Old Testament.

El Ro’i, Genesis 16:1-16

Knowing God is the highest pursuit of human life. The many names ascribed to God in the Scriptures is His gracious revelation of Himself to us. In His Name, we learn of His beauty and glory and we grow in our trust, in our love, and in our worship. Follow us as we study through the various names of God revealed in the Old Testament.

El Elyon, Genesis 14:8-24

Knowing God is the highest pursuit of human life. The many names ascribed to God in the Scriptures is His gracious revelation of Himself to us. In His Name, we learn of His beauty and glory and we grow in our trust, in our love, and in our worship. Follow us as we study through the various names of God revealed in the Old Testament.

El Shaddai, Genesis 17:1-21; 49:22-26

Knowing God is the highest pursuit of human life. The many names ascribed to God in the Scriptures is His gracious revelation of Himself to us. In His Name, we learn of His beauty and glory and we grow in our trust, in our love, and in our worship. Follow us as we study through the various names of God revealed in the Old Testament.

Elohim, Genesis 1:1-5

Knowing God is the highest pursuit of human life. The many names ascribed to God in the Scriptures is His gracious revelation of Himself to us. In His Name, we learn of His beauty and glory and we grow in our trust, in our love, and in our worship. Follow us as we study through the various names of God revealed in the Old Testament.

Jonah 4, From the Depth of the Sea to the Glory of God

When we think of the book of Jonah it's easy to focus on the big fish. Perhaps we'll also think a bit about Jonah, the rebellious prophet, or the revival that breaks out in Nineveh. But there's something greater for us to discover in Jonah--the Glory of God! Jonah is cast into the depth of the sea so that we might learn something of the glory of God.

Jonah 3, From the Depth of the Sea to the Glory of God

When we think of the book of Jonah it's easy to focus on the big fish. Perhaps we'll also think a bit about Jonah, the rebellious prophet, or the revival that breaks out in Nineveh. But there's something greater for us to discover in Jonah--the Glory of God! Jonah is cast into the depth of the sea so that we might learn something of the glory of God.

Jonah 1:17-2:10, From the Depth of the Sea to the Glory of God

When we think of the book of Jonah it's easy to focus on the big fish. Perhaps we'll also think a bit about Jonah, the rebellious prophet, or the revival that breaks out in Nineveh. But there's something greater for us to discover in Jonah--the Glory of God! Jonah is cast into the depth of the sea so that we might learn something of the glory of God.