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Most discussions on alcohol in the church are either "Don't ever touch it!" or "Don't tell me what I can and can't do!" In this study, we try to set all that aside and just look at what the Bible truly says about alcohol.

Exegetical local church class discussion on the first 12 chapters of Exodus

Frogs and lice (or gnats or flies) and swarms of who knows what, Moses gets sarcastic, one more night with the frogs, and how infestations of frogs and flying creatures are a reminder of God’s Eden blessing

Exegetical local church class discussion on the first 12 chapters of Exodus

Amram’s dysfunctional family, Moses as messiah, a pagan priest who serves Yahweh, and God decides to execute the Exodus Initiative—all this and more in Exodus chapter 2.

Locusts, darkness, hostile negotiations, and what it really means to take the Bible literally

Why Moses’ staff was more than a cool party trick, Moses the magician, when God stutters, a different perspective on the priesthood, and how Moses (maybe) almost didn’t make it back to Egypt.

Divine real estate, how to approach deity, the name of God, and what it will take to free Israel—all this and more in Exodus chapter 3.

Divine real estate, how to approach deity, the name of God, and what it will take to free Israel—all this and more in Exodus chapter 3.

We discuss a glitch in the plan for freedom as presented in chapter 5.

Signs 5-7, the first plague, hyperbole and Biblical literalism, and the final appearance of the magicians? (question mark intentional)

Exegetical local church class discussion on the first 12 chapters of Exodus

Locusts, darkness, hostile negotiations, and what it really means to take the Bible literally

The significance of OT sacrifices, blood as an interdimensional buffer, who actually killed the firstborn, and getting out of Egypt

The Passover as Rebirth, sacrifices at the door, and what an ancient Jewish king can teach us about applying the Bible

The signs begin, another sea serpent, and eat your heart out, David Copperfield.

Exegetical local church class discussion on the first 12 chapters of Exodus

Did the Patriarchs know who their God was, introducing redemption, a surprise genealogy

Exegetical local church class discussion on the first 12 chapters of Exodus

Pharaoh's connection to the Garden serpent, potter’s wheels and birthing stools, when 70 just won’t equal 75, and when God is ok with lying--all this and more in Exodus 1

1. Prayer Requests 2. Who Wants To Do Some Exercise? Ø Exercise In The Spirit! Joy – Peace – Happiness 3. Recap: A. 3 Weeks Ago – Sharing The Gospel B. 2 Weeks Ago – The Transforming Power Of Christ Ø Talk About Physical Proof Of Christ – The Miracle Of Paul’s Conversion 4. Last Week – Gospel Is For…

John 2:1-11 A pastor was once talking to an agnostic and was trying to convince him who Jesus was and convert him to Christ. “Speaking of miracles,” the pastor said, “if a man jumped out of a ten-story building and did not die, would that not be a miracle?” “No,” said the agnostic, “it would only be…

John 1:38 - 51 If you have ever been to one of those massive Cathedrals in Europe, you might be tempted to think the Apostles were stained glass saints with shinning halos that were larger than life. You might even be tempted to think the Apostles were from birth endowed with an extra measure of spirituality.…

John 1:14-18 The story is told of Daniel Webster, when he was dining with a company of literary men in Boston. The conversation turned to the subject of Christianity. Mr. Webster affirmed his belief in the divinity of Christ and his dependence upon the atonement of the Savior. One seated at the table…

John 1:19-37 There was a barber looking to open a barber shop, feeling he must honor the Lord if the Lord was to bless his business. He believed that meant; he needed to be able to testify of the Lord’s salvation. So when his first customer entered his shop and sat in a chair, he tilted him back, and…