Crown & Covenant Church
Glad Warriors: Exodus 23:20-27
Date: 03/15/2026 | Text: Exodus 23:20-27 | Preacher: Pastor Isaac Baugh
Sabbath Feasting: Exodus 23:9-19
Date: 03/08/2026 | Text: Exodus 23:9-19 | Pastor Isaac Baugh
Our Unreasonable Faith: Exodus 23:1-8
Date: 03/01/2026 | Text: Exodus 23:1-8 | Preacher: Pastor Isaac Baugh
God's Holy People: Exodus 22:25-31
Date: 02/22/2026 | Text: Exodus 22:25-31 | Preacher: Pastor Isaac Baugh
The Foundation of Fatherhood: Exodus 22:16-24
Date: 02/15/2026 | Text: Exodus 22:16-24 | Preacher: Pastor Isaac Baugh
God is Not Grabby: Exodus 21:28-22:15
Date: 02/08/2026 | Text: Exodus 21:28-22:15 | Preacher: Pastor Isaac Baugh
Whereas the previous section of laws taught us how to apply the 6th commandment, this section expands upon the 8th commandment, you shall not steal. The book of Micah calls theft a kind of social cannibalism. When you steal its like biting and eating your neighbor. Lots of Christians try to kill the desire to steal by saying that the desire for stuff is bad, as though poverty were somehow holier than having money. But all that does is make you want to steal even more. The law has...
An Eye for An Eye: Exodus 21:18-27
Sermon by Pastor Isaac Baugh on February 1st, 2026. The sermon text is Exodus 21:18-27.
Justice and vengeance can look very similar because both require bloodshed. "Without the shedding of blood there can be no remission of sins" says Hebrews. But here's the difference between justice and accusatory vengeance; the purpose of accusation is control, the purpose of justice is reconciliation. Justice restores the peace that was broken by sin, and is thus the antithesis to accusation. "An eye for an eye" is the cornerstone of restorative justice, and this principle is the foundation of our salvation and...
Inescapable Providence: Exodus 21:12-17
Date: January 25th, 2026
Text: Exodus 21:12-17
Preacher: Rev. Isaac Baugh
Death is inescapable, but not because death is this mysterious unstoppable force in the universe. Death is inescapable because God has assigned the number of your days to you. So, you could give yourself over to death, or you could run from it, or you could lean into the inescapable kindness of God and enjoy every day that He gives to you.
