July 23, 2023
Exodus
Exodus tells of God fulfilling his promise to Abraham by multiplying Abraham's descendants into a great nation, delivering them from slavery in Egypt, leading them to the Promised Land, and then binding them to himself with a covenant at Mount Sinai. Moses, under the direct command of God and as leader of Israel, received the Ten Commandments from God, along with other laws governing Israel's life and worship. He also led the nation in the building of the tabernacle, a place where God's presence dwelled among his people and where they made sacrifices for sin. Traditionally, Jews and Christians recognize Moses as the author, writing sometime after the Exodus from Egypt.
From The Holy Bible, English Standard Version, Copyright © 2001 by Crossway, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers.
Exodus
He Is I Am
August 7, 2022
Jesus said, “Before Abraham was, I AM.” Here’s a message on the significance of the name, “I Am that I Am,” the name Moses heard. What did it mean to the Israelites, and what does it mean for us?
Special Revelation
November 21, 2021
How God uses special revelation to show His plan of salvation, and how we should be part of that process to help lead those around us to Christ.
Water and Battle at Rephidim
October 31, 2021
In as little as 40 days, the Hebrews were already forgetful of God’s miracles of the Exodus leading up to the battle with Amalek where God proved to be their banner.
A Legitimate Need
October 3, 2021
God provides just what we need when we need it, but He wants us to rely on Him on not our own abilities. Complaining and grumbling does not bring glory to God and leads us to forget his past blessings and provision. Instead, we should rely on manna from God’s Word and the Holy Spirit.
What Makes a Person Bad?
August 1, 2021
Exodus 2:5
Corners
May 30, 2021
Tom Seaver discussed how our relationship with God is marked by corners in our thinking and planning.
The Bondage Breaker
June 17, 2018
Exodus 1-14
