Why did God establish his covenant with Israel knowing full well they would not be able to keep it? God established his covenant with his people in spite of their human depravity because in his covenant his redeeming love…
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The Wedding Vows | Exodus 20
To what kind of lifestyle does God want his sanctified people to commit? The lifestyle of God’s sanctified people rests on their commitment to…
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God’s Plan for His People | Exodus 19, 1 Peter 2:8-10
What does God’s vision offer his covenant people? God’s vision for his covenant people invests them with…
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Get It Together | Exodus 17:8-18:27
How does God mobilize people for his service amid threats and overwhelming needs? To mobilize his people for his service, God raises leaders who multiply…
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Hungry and Thirsty | Exodus 16,17
Why does God allow trials in the journey from salvation to sanctification? God providentially and sovereignly allows his people to experience physical and spiritual hardship (need) in order to…
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A New Song of Salvation | Exodus 15
Raw power can topple rulers and cause revolutions but it is powerless to change the heart. Because of our sin, our heart is in bondage to evil and powerless to meet the demands of God’s righteousness. This is where God’s grace provides the means and ways for sinful, broken humans to find freedom and a new life as the born-again people of God, the first-borns of a new creation through the Lamb of God who takes away our sins.
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Confronting the Powers | Exodus 5-9
Freedom from the bondage of sin and the oppressive powers of this world does not come easy. God is at war with the powers that, behind the curtains, control the human players of every age. For every hardened heart and institution that opposes God and his redemptive purposes, there are spiritual powers at play that God must vanquish before redemption makes a way to rescue and restore those whom God has called to be his redeemed and renewed people.
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No Exceptions: Integrity in the Life of God’s Servant-Leaders | Exodus 4:1-31 (Part 2)
In God’s kingdom, good leaders are good followers. As servant-leaders we are not able to lead others where we are not ourselves willing to go first. God’s leaders are people who do not only talk the talks but also walk the walk. In this intriguing passage, we will see how God confronts Moses on his personal life and reminds him that in ministry, integrity is not optional.
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No Exceptions: Integrity in the Life of God’s Servant-Leaders | Exodus 4:1-31
In God’s kingdom, good leaders are good followers. As servant-leaders we are not able to lead others where we are not ourselves willing to go first. God’s leaders are people who do not only talk the talks but also walk the walk. In this intriguing passage, we will see how God confronts Moses on his personal life and reminds him that in ministry, integrity is not optional.