Scott Street MB Church Podcast

When Moses asked God, 'show me your Glory' in Exodus 33:18, it reminds us today that when we cry out to see the glory of God, He says –look at my son- for He is the radiance of my Glory. Look at Jesus, for everything that you want to see in Me is reflected through Him. Through Jesus, we have access to the very presence of The Lord Almighty. Let’s seek His presence daily and be renewed by his grace!

Preached by Paul Moore at Scott Street Church on May 201, 2018.

The Holy Spirit is active and alive in the world today. When we pray, we aren’t just speaking words into the air, we are communing with the God of the universe who’s Spirit lives inside of us and who wants to speak and make himself known to us in a very real way.

The God who pursued his children and made himself known to them back then is pursuing his children – pursuing us still today so that he can be known. So that he can make us free – releasing us from the lies that have held us in captivity for so long, nurturing us like a mother eagle, bringing us close to his heart, treasuring us as his own, and making us into a kingdom of priests – each one having the right to stand before his holy present because of the lengths he went to bring us here.

Preached on May 13, 2018 at Scott Street Church.

Who is holding up your hands or whose hands are you holding up? There are so many times that we feel we have to do everything ourselves, but as part of the Christian community, we need to realize we are all in this together and there is a part everyone of us can play. Moses realized this as he was leading the people, and he needed men like Aaron and Hur to hold his hands up.

Preached on April 29, 2018 at Scott Street Church.

Paul Moore gives us the four instructions Moses gave to Israel just before God opened up the Red Sea.  He told them to

1) Do not be afraid

2) Stand still and see the salvation of the Lord

3) God will fight for you

4) Hold your peace. 

Too often we let our peace slip through our fingers, but we are instructed to hold onto it tightly and not let it go.  We can rest assured that God will be there for us when we face each trial

Preached on April 8, 2018 at Scott Street Church

In this mesage, pastor Sabrina Wiens recounts the spiritual battle God fought through two ordinary servants, Moses and Aaron, noting that even in their old age they were used in powerful ways to show God’s power over all the gods of the Egyptians:  

“It’s important for us to remember that our battle isn’t against flesh and blood. It wasn’t between flesh and blood back then, and it isn’t against flesh and blood for us today. When we see evil and injustice going on in our world – things that clearly go against God’s will – whether that’s governments, corporations, systems, or social movements – we need to remember that the battle isn’t against flesh and blood – against people, it’s against Satan and his hold.

We are kingdom people and our lives and our fight is all for the purpose of bringing God’s reign more fully into this world and that’s a spiritual battle we fight as we live out God’s call to be salt and light in this world.”

Our God wants to be known by his people and all of creation, but Pharaoh could not humble himself to acknowledge the God who sustains the whole earth. Sabrina concludes her message with an invitation to respond to God’s greatness and give him the praise he’s due. “Let’s not make the earth and rocks cry out, but lift our voices as we work towards knowing this God who breaks the chains of bondage and brings us freedom.”

With everything going on in the world, how can anyone have any hope? It's interesting though, that God has seen everything happening since the beginning of time, and He has a solution that offers real hope. Last Sunday Paul Moore reminded us that even if we cannot see it, God is at work in our lives!

Preached on March 18, 2018

Through MB Missions, Scott Street MB Church engages globally to help raise a new generation of disciples that want to take the gospel into the ends of the Earth loving God and loving others! Guest speaker Philip Serez tells us the work happening in the front lines of places such as Syria and Iraq. "Many people are shifting careers. They are moving with their families overseas!" Philip tells us how new workers are being discerned, affirmed and sent from the different parts of North America to regions around the globe!

Preached on March 11, 2018