The first 9 plagues that God sent on Egypt so that the Pharaoh, the Egyptian people, and Moses and the Israelites would ALL know that He, Yahweh, is God.
Today we look at the hearts of three people: Pharaoh with a hard heart, the people of Israel with an untrusting heart, and Moses with and engaged, trusting heart.
We took a look at our adversary the dragon and his work to deceive us about who Jesus is and Jesus' statement that the world will hate us.
Today we delve into the great, covenantal promise/theme that runs through the whole Bible. God says, "I will be your God and you will be my people." It is so…
Moses and Aaron go to Pharaoh for the first time to ask him to let the people of Israel go. Things do not turn out like Moses and the people…
We have been united to Christ in His death, burial and resurrection. We live as dead to anything that is not Christlike and have been freed to listen, obey and…
God meets Moses to put him to death for disobeying His command to circumcise his son. The blood of Moses' son saves him. We are saved through faith in the…
God's grace is greater than all of our past rejection and wounds. He will complete His purpose in His children to make us Christlike.
Jesus feeds us.
We live out of who we are in Christ: God's beloved children.
God responds to Moses' "who am I?" with the the revealing of His name, that "I am." When God calls a person to a work, it is His all sufficiency…
This passage is the turning point in the book of Exodus. In these verses we find a God who HEARS His people. REMEMBERS His promises to do good to them,…
In Exodus 2 we are introduced to Moses. He will point us to Jesus who unlike Moses, did not take matters into his own hands and acted in perfect accordance…
The first chapter of Exodus shows that God is the only person who has both the authority and power to accomplish what He purposes.
This passage recounts the story of Elisha being protected by God after performing numerous miracles.