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The book of Exodus displays a powerful image of a God, who loves His people through our own personal shame, bitterness and self-righteousness. A God who also redeems and saves His people, though a man named Moses, and offers us hope by freeing us from our slavery of sin and suffering.

The book of Exodus displays a powerful image of a God, who loves His people through our own personal shame, bitterness and self-righteousness. A God who also redeems and saves His people, though a man named Moses, and offers us hope by freeing us from our slavery of sin and suffering.

We’ll discover what it means to be made beautiful in Christ, in the midst of our brokenness and imperfection.

The book of Exodus displays a powerful image of a God, who loves His people through our own personal shame, bitterness and self-righteousness. A God who also redeems and saves His people, though a man named Moses, and offers us hope by freeing us from our slavery of sin and suffering.

The book of Exodus displays a powerful image of a God, who loves His people through our own personal shame, bitterness and self-righteousness. A God who also redeems and saves His people, though a man named Moses, and offers us hope by freeing us from our slavery of sin and suffering.

The book of Exodus displays a powerful image of a God, who loves His people through our own personal shame, bitterness and self-righteousness. A God who also redeems and saves His people, though a man named Moses, and offers us hope by freeing us from our slavery of sin and suffering.

The book of Exodus displays a powerful image of a God, who loves His people through our own personal shame, bitterness and self-righteousness. A God who also redeems and saves His people, though a man named Moses, and offers us hope by freeing us from our slavery of sin and suffering.

The book of Exodus displays a powerful image of a God, who loves His people through our own personal shame, bitterness and self-righteousness. A God who also redeems and saves His people, though a man named Moses, and offers us hope by freeing us from our slavery of sin and suffering.

The book of Exodus displays a powerful image of a God, who loves His people through our own personal shame, bitterness and self-righteousness. A God who also redeems and saves His people, though a man named Moses, and offers us hope by freeing us from our slavery of sin and suffering.

God has spoken to us through the redemptive story of the Bible and we recognize it as the centering narrative in our lives. It is because of this, that we value a love for the story of scripture above everything else, here at Westtown Church. Through this series, Generous, we will walk through all of our values, here at Westtown, and discover ways that generosity can become a part of our everyday lives.

God has spoken to us through the redemptive story of the Bible and we recognize it as the centering narrative in our lives. It is because of this, that we value a love for the story of scripture above everything else, here at Westtown Church. Through this series, Generous, we will walk through all of our values, here at Westtown, and discover ways that generosity can become a part of our everyday lives.

God has spoken to us through the redemptive story of the Bible and we recognize it as the centering narrative in our lives. It is because of this, that we value a love for the story of scripture above everything else, here at Westtown Church. Through this series, Generous, we will walk through all of our values, here at Westtown, and discover ways that generosity can become a part of our everyday lives.

God has spoken to us through the redemptive story of the Bible and we recognize it as the centering narrative in our lives. It is because of this, that we value a love for the story of scripture above everything else, here at Westtown Church. Through this series, Generous, we will walk through all of our values, here at Westtown, and discover ways that generosity can become a part of our everyday lives.

God has spoken to us through the redemptive story of the Bible and we recognize it as the centering narrative in our lives. It is because of this, that we value a love for the story of scripture above everything else, here at Westtown Church. Through this series, Generous, we will walk through all of our values, here at Westtown, and discover ways that generosity can become a part of our everyday lives.

As we enter into another Advent Season, it's easy to be overwhelmed by what our culture and world tells is important during the Christmas Holiday. If you ever find yourself wondering, “There has to be more to this, right?”, know that you’re not alone. The shepherds, the wise men — even Jesus’ own family all had similar questions. The birth of Jesus, born unto us, was the way God revealed everything good He had in mind – For all of us, and for the world.

As we enter into another Advent Season, it's easy to be overwhelmed by what our culture and world tells is important during the Christmas Holiday. If you ever find yourself wondering, “There has to be more to this, right?”, know that you’re not alone. The shepherds, the wise men — even Jesus’ own family all had similar questions. The birth of Jesus, born unto us, was the way God revealed everything good He had in mind – For all of us, and for the world.

As we enter into another Advent Season, it's easy to be overwhelmed by what our culture and world tells is important during the Christmas Holiday. If you ever find yourself wondering, “There has to be more to this, right?”, know that you’re not alone. The shepherds, the wise men — even Jesus’ own family all had similar questions. The birth of Jesus, born unto us, was the way God revealed everything good He had in mind – For all of us, and for the world.