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Moses, One of God’s Unusual Characters A man born under the threat of death because he was a Hebrew mail, Moses was raised in a Pharaoh’s family. But the first thing we hear of him as an adult is that he is the murderer of a slave-driver, who was beating a Hebrew slave. But that didn’t make him popular…

Introduction Greetings… Theme: Great People of the Bible. Hope: To learn from those God has memorialized within the pages of scripture to help us in our day to day walk with God. When it comes to people in the bible we consider leaders Aaron is likely not the first person we think of. However, Aaron…

Exodus 4:1-17 God provides 3 examples of His sovereignty so that you would obediently serve Him.

After "40-days and 40-nights" the people are frenzied without Moses--they see him as a kind of saviour...without him how will they connect with God? Without God, how will they live?

Moses and Aaron are give instructions on what is to come if they decide to step out in faith before Pharoah. What happens next is a mircale.

Jesus’ priesthood of perfection, allows us to draw near to God.

Exodus 4:1-17: God is Flexible. Today, we continue reading about when God and Moses meet. And, again, this is not simply a meeting. This is a commissioning. A calling. But Moses has no interest in being called. He has questions, concerns, and protests. In a perfect world, I would've been able to teach…

Bailey Davis, head coach for the cheer and dance teams, shares a story from Exodus encouraging listeners to embrace the community around them and hold up each other's hands.

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

This episode examines baptism for the dead, polygamy, and the priesthoods of the Mormons.

The Psalms of Ascents tell the story of God’s work of redemption. They extol God’s promises and raise our gaze to behold the glory of God in the face of his anointed King. In Psalms 133 and 134 we see how the peace of God, which has been secured for us by Christ, extends out to sanctify us, not only in our relationship with Him, but in our relationship with each other.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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