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    Exodus: The God Who Saves

    Exodus is the great story of God’s redemption in the Old Testament. God delivers his people from slavery in Egypt in order to enjoy life in his presence in the promised land. Our focus in this series on considering the question: who is this God who saves? We want to see our God more clearly so that we can learn to live in light of who is he and all that he has done for us in Christ.

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    Christ the King is a new gospel-centered church plant in Hickory, NC.

    We aim to glorify God by making disciples of Jesus Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit.

    We gather for worship Sunday morning at 10AM at Viewmont Elementary

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We exist to glorify God

by making disciples of Jesus Christ

through the power of the Holy Spirit.

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We’d love for you to join us for worship on Sunday mornings at 10AM at Viewmont Elementary School in Hickory, NC

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Why’d it have to be snakes?
Why’d it have to be snakes?

One of the earliest signs the Lord gives to Moses is that he will turn his staff into a snake and then back into a snake. Context is key when reading Scripture, and the Egyptian context provides insight into what’s going on here. Then, as consider all of Scripture, you realize snakes keep showing up. When want to ask, to quote Indiana Jones, “Why’d it have to be snakes?”

Three Promises for Living on Mission
Three Promises for Living on Mission

These three promises are rooted in God himself: his presence, his message, his power. These promises, when applied to our hearts by the Holy Spirit, will give us the courage and wisdom to live on mission wherever God sends us.

The Promise of Exodus and the Gospel
The Promise of Exodus and the Gospel

Before things get better in Exodus, they get worse. The great promises of God’s deliverance seem to lead only to life becoming more difficult—making bricks without straw. Yet, in these moments of despair, the Lord God helps his people see the true hope of their redemption: “I will take you to be my people, and I will be your God.”

Latest Podcasts

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Sons of Thunder - Living for God’s Glory
Sons of Thunder - Living for God’s Glory

In this episode John and Seth reflect on last week’s sermon about God’s glory and also take some time to preview our upcoming sermon on the Passover lamb. We hope you enjoy!

Distinguishing Love (Exodus 8:20-9:12)
Distinguishing Love (Exodus 8:20-9:12)

Welcome to the Christ the King Church Podcast. You are listening to a sermon from our current series, The God Who Saves, from the book of Exodus. The Christian life, and life generally, is often marked by troubles and tragedies. However, in the book of Exodus God reminds us that he sees us, that he cares for us, that he will save us, and that he will bring us into his presence forever. We hope you enjoy.

Sons of Thunder - Pharaoh and Sin
Sons of Thunder - Pharaoh and Sin

In this episode of the Sons of Thunder podcast John and Seth discuss Pharaoh and what his life can teach us about the nature of sin. We hope you enjoy!