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72. Romans 16, "God's Sufficiency"

87. John 14:18-24, "Abiding Presence"

71 Romans 15:22-33, "The Wealth of Nations Come to Zion"

86 John 14:15-17, "Another Helper"

85 John 14:15, "The Spirit of Truth"

70 Rom 15:14-21, "Apostolic Concerns"

84 John 14:12-14, "Great Promises"

69 Romans 15:7-13, "The Unity the Gospel Brings"

83 John 14:12, "A Second Promise"

82 John 14:5-11, "The Trinity Working”

67 Romans 14:13-23, “Ignorance, Indifference, Infirmity”

81 John 14:1-6, "The Way to God"

80 John 14:1-4, Don't Worry, You are Blessed"

66. Romans 14:5-12, "Lord of the Dead and of the Living”

79 John 13:31-38, "Danger"

65. Romans 14:1-4, “Love Does Not Insist on Its Own Way”

79 John 13:31-35, "Love Described"

64 Romans 14:1, "Love for the Weak"

78 John 13:31-35, "The Mark of Discipleship"

63 Romans 13:11-14, “Knowing the Times”

77 John 13:18-30, “Serving the Betrayer”

62 Romans 13:8-10, "Love"

76 John 12:12-17, “The Purpose”

75 John 13:1-11, "The Servant"

61 Romans 13:1-7, "God's Other Deacons" (2)

74 John 13:1-2, "The Love of the Saviour"

60 Romans 13:1, "God's Other Deacons" (1)

73 John 12:44-50, "Final Appeal"

72 John 12:36-43, "The Climax of Unbelief?"

59 Romans 12:14-21, “The Beautiful Life"

71 John 12:27-36, "The Father's Voice"

Fiftieth General Assembly Summary & Discussion

Pastor Ryan Biese gives the congregation an update from the Memphis General Assembly.

70 John 12:27-28, "The Faithful Son"

57 Romans 12:6-8, "Different According to Grace"

69 John 12:20-26, "The Hour Is Come"

68 John 12:20-22, "The World Come to Christ"

55 Romans 12:2, “The Reign of Jesus” (3)

67 John 12:9-19, “The Prince of Peace”

66 John 12:1-8, "Devoted"

65 John 12:1-3, "Devoted to Jesus"

64 John 11:49-57, "Plotting & Predestination" (2)

54 Romans 12:1, "Jesus Shall Reign"

53 Romans 12:1a, “Mercy: The Basis of Paul’s Plea”

63 John 11:45-50, “Plotting & Predestination”

52 Romans 11:33-36, “All to God’s Glory”

62 John 11:38-44, "Lazarus Raised Up"

51 Romans 11:25-32, "Mercy Alone Matters" (2)

61 John 11:28-37, “Faith, Wailing, Anger & Weeping”

60 John 11:17-27, "Jesus is All"

50 Romans 11:25-27, “Mercy Alone Matters” (1)

59 John 11:17-24, “The Comfort Jesus Gives”

49 Romans 11:16-24, "Faith & Power"

58 John 11:7-16, “Danger, Duty & Devotion”

48 Romans 11:16-21, "In by Grace, Stay by Grace"

57 John 11:1-6, "The Love of Jesus"

56 John 10:31-42, "The Works Speak"

55 John 10:27-30, "Safety"

46 Romans 11:1-10, “Belonging By Grace”

54 John 10:25-26, "You're Not My Sheep"

45 Romans 11:1-4, “Israel Not Rejected (1): Not Total”

53 John 10:19-24, “Controversy”

52 John 10:7-18, “Life Abundant”

43 Romans 10:5-13, “The Righteousness Based on Faith”

50a John 10:1, “Subterfuge”

50 John 10:1-6, “A Picture of Discipleship”

40 Rom. 9:19-29, "The Riches of God's Glory"

39 Romans 9:14-18, "The Triumph of God's Will"

Mary’s Song: the Great Reversal, Luke 1:46-55

49 John 9:35-41, "Your Guilt Remains"

48 John 9:24-34, "Insanity"

38 Romans 9:8-13, “God’s Freedom”

37 Romans 9:6-7, "Unfailing"

47 John 9:8-23, "Seeing, But Not Perceiving"

36 Romans 9:1-5, “A Serious Question”

46 John 9:1-7, "The Eyes of the Blind Shall Be Opened"

45 John 8:48-59, “The Joy of the Saints”

Psalm 95, "A Psalm for Reformation"

43 John 8:31-36, "True Freedom"

42 John 8:31-33, “True Discipleship”

35 Romans 8:35-39, "Absolute Assurance"

41 John 8:23-30, “Some People Just Don’t Want to Understand”

34. Romans 8:33-34, “The Christian’s Triumph Song”

40 John 8:21-22, “Departure & Deflection”

33 Romans 8:31-32, "Triumph"

39 John 8:12-20, "The Light and the Blind"

38 John 8:12, "The Light of the World"

32 Romans 8:29-30, "God's Eternal Decree Made Manifest"

37 John 7:40-52, “Irony & Ignorance”

31 Romans 8:28, "Certainty"

36 John 7:37-39, "Are You Thirsty?"

30 Romans 8:26-27, "Help From Our Advocate"

35 John 7:25-26, "Who Is This Guy?"

34 John 7:21-24, "What's Your Problem?"

The Saviour confronts the Jewish leaders for their failure to judge Him rightly.

29 Romans 8:18-25, "Patience or Despair"

33 John 7:10-20, "Heavenly Truth"

28 Romans 8:15-17, "The Mark of Spiritual Life (2): Adoption"

32 John 7:1-9, "Man of the Hour"

27 Romans 8:12-14, "The Mark of Spiritual Life" (1)

31 John 6:66-71, “Nowhere Else to Go”

30 John 6:60-66, "Offended"

29 John 6:41-59, “Grumbling About Bread in the Wilderness”

26 Romans 8:5-11, "Spirit Versus Flesh"

28 John 6:35-40, “Bread of Life Offered”

25 Romans 8:1-4, “Freed for Freedom”

27 John 6:30-34, "Rejected"

24 Romans 7:21-25, "We Feebly Struggle"

The Apostle concludes with the anguish of the contradiction in the Christian life yet praising God with confidence because of His deliverance in the Lord Jesus Christ.

26 John 6:22-29, "All Wrong"

The crowds come seeking Jesus for all the wrong reasons. Jesus confronts them with what they should be seeking: Him.

23 Romans 7:13-20, “The Struggle”

The Apostle continues to describe the Christians relationship with the Law as well as the struggle between the desire to obey God and the cravings of the flesh.

25 John 6:15-21, "On His Own Terms"

Jesus walks to His disciples on the lake and reveals Himself to them.

24 John 6:1-15, "Misunderestimated"

The Lord feeds the multitudes in the wilderness and they both misunderstand and underestimate what this sign means about Him.

22 Romans 7:7-12, "Slain By Sin"

Paul begins to explore the Christian's relationship to the Law in a new way .

21 Romans 7:1-6, “Death Changes Things”

Paul illustrates and proves how our union with Christ brings about a change in Christian's relationship to the Law.

23 John 5:30-47, "Witnesses”

Jesus turns and makes accusations against His accusers showing how they neither know God nor His word. To prove His point, the Saviour calls five witnesses.

20 Romans 6:16-23, "The Reign of Abounding Grace: Life" (4)

22 “Sabbath, Trinity, Resurrection”

21 John 5:1-15, "Provoking Confrontation"

The Lord Jesus Christ heals a man on the Sabbath who doesn't deserve to be healed and so He gives a sign that He is the one who restores what was cursed. Yet the religious authorities are blind to the notable sign done among them, and instead focus only on the breach of tradition.

19 Romans 6:8-14, "The Decisive Reign of Grace: Freedom" (3)

What does living under grace look like? Freedom for holiness, peace, and joy.

20 John 4:43-54, “He Came to His Own”

John highlights the danger of mere superficial faith in Jesus that is based on seeing miraculous evidence versus true faith in Christ on the basis of His word.

II Timothy 4:1-2, "The Context and Content of Ministry"

We take another break from our study in Romans to consider 2 Tim 4:1-2 as we ordain and install Mr Nathan Bowers to the office of elder. In 2 Timothy 4, the Apostle summarizes the key work of an elder, namely to serve as Christ's herald and to apply the word of Christ to the people of Christ.

19 John 4:27-42, “The Saviour of the World”

Jesus sought out the Samaritan woman and changed her heart, enabled her to worship in Spirit and Truth, and she immediately changes her way of life bringing folks to know her Saviour.

18. Romans 6:5-7, "The Reign of Abounding Grace: Union" (2)

Paul continues to explore how God's people live under the reign of abounding grace in Romans 6:5-7.

18. John 4:1-26, “The Samaritan Woman”

The Lord Jesus Christ encounters a Samaritan woman and reveals Himself to her as He confronts her in her sin and calls her to faith and repentance.

17 John 3:31-36, “In All Things Christ Preeminent”

John explores the preeminence of Christ and the urgency of coming to Him in faith and repentance in John 3:31-36.

16 John 3:22-30, "The Preeminence of Christ"

17 Romans 6:1-4, "The Reign of Abounding Grace"

15 John 3:14-21, "Saving Faith Necessary"

16 Romans 5:12-21, "The One Man and the Many"

Because the one man Adam's sin brought death and condemnation to the many, likewise the One Man Christ's obedience can bring life and righteousness to many.

14 John 3:9-17, "Atonement Necessary"

Jesus continues discussing the Kingdom of God and New Birth with Nicodemus foreshadowing His own death on the cross to provide the atonement needed by sinful men to be reconciled to God.

13 John 3:1-8, "New Birth"

In John 3:1-8, Nicodemus comes to Jesus and the Lord shows him how he is not good enough to enter the Kingdom of God, but that God requires from Nicodemus the one thing Nicodemus has never considered and that only God can give.

1 Timothy 5:17-25, "Three Things for Elders"

In this final sermon in conjunction with elder nominations we consider 1 Tim 5 in which Paul gives insight into the function of the elder as both ruling and teaching/preaching.

15 Romans 5:6-11, "Reconciliation"

Paul continues to explore the benefits of justification by faith and particularly the peace with God we now have that is not bare cessation of hostility but one of reconciliation and love.

14 Romans 5:3-5, "Present Rejoicing"

Having begun to discuss the first benefit of justification by faith (i.e. peace with God), the Apostle now turns to consider one cause for rejoicing Christians presently have: our present sufferings. We rejoice now not only because of the certain hope of future glory, but also because of what God is doing in and through our ongoing suffering.

4 Titus 3:1-15, "Live Like Heirs"

Paul describes the beautiful life produced by a sincere embrace of orthodox doctrine and truth. But he grounds Christian living in the gospel, remind us we already have our Father's approval, which frees us to live for Him without free and with every joy.

3 Titus 2, "Live With Integrity"

After giving instructions for Titus to rebuke, silence, and correct the false teachers because they are completely unfit for any good work, Paul turns to describe how beautiful orthodoxy is manifested in the church through the teaching of "fit" doctrine.

13 Romans 5:1-2, "Peace"

In Romans 5 the Apostle begins to explain several of the benefits that accompany justification. He begins in Romans 5:1-2 meditating on the new relationship God has with His people, one of peace.

2 Titus 1:10-16, "Troublers"

We continue in our study of Titus in preparation for Elder Nominations. In the closing verses of chapter 1, the Apostle Paul gives Titus clear and direct instruction for how he and the new elders must to deal with opponents of the gospel and truth.

1 Titus 1:1-9, "Appoint Elders"

We take a break from our time in John's Gospel to consider Paul's letter to Titus at Crete as we prayerfully seek to nominate those whom God has called to the office of elder. In this opening section of Paul's letter, the apostle lays out the mission of Titus and charges him to appoint elders in every city for the churches. Even though Crete was a difficult place to minister and find qualified men, Titus must still submit to the Bible's standards for church office.

12 Romans 4:13-25, "By Faith"

Paul demonstrates why the promise to Abraham is contingent not on obedience to the Law, but on faith and how that sets the pattern for our own salvation.

12 John 2:13-25, "The Temple" (2)

The religious leaders confront the Lord Jesus Christ demanding a sign of his authority to cleanse the temple. Jesus both offers them a sign while at the same time refusing to yield to their demands.

11 Romans 4:1-12, "Reckoned"

Paul demonstrates how the gospel is consistent with God's salvation of His people in the Old Testament.

11 John 2:12-17, "The Temple" (1)

In the first Passover recorded in John's Gospel (John 2:12-17), the Lord visits the Temple and cleanses it of those profaning it with business as he signals both His authority over the Temple and His power to cleanse the people of God.

10 Romans 3:21-31, "Righteousness"

Having shown the universal condemnation of mankind and the powerlessness of the Law to justify sinners, Paul explores how sinners may be justified before God in Romans 3:21-31.

10 John 2:1-11, "The Wine"

The Lord performs His first sign in John 2:1-11: turning water into wine at a wedding in Cana, which signals the impending dawn of the New Age of Messianic in Christ's Second Advent.

9 John 1:43-51, "The Disciples" (2)

Two additional disciples begin following Jesus as John the Evangelist brings all we know about the Lord so far to a culmination: He is the Son of God and King of Israel who calls Himself the Son of Man.

9 Romans 3:9-20, "Universal Depravity"

Paul proves his point from scripture regarding the universal sinfulness of humanity in Romans 3:9-20.

8 John 1:35-42, “The Disciples” (1)

Two of John's disciples follow after Jesus in John 1:35-42

7 John 1:29-34, "The Lamb of God"

John announces Jesus is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world, which shows us the vital significance of Jesus' ministry.

8 Romans 3:1-8, "Three Objections"

Paul addresses three objections to the doctrine he has set forth in Chapter 2 and proves again the universal need of Christ and the righteousness of God received by faith alone.

7 Romans 2:17-28, "Jew're no Better!" (2)`

Paul continues to show how all people have desperate need of the gospel and that Jewish pride in their knowledge of God actually only amplifies their condemnation if they do not do all they know is right and true.

6 John 1:19-27, "The Voice"

John the Baptizer tells of the greatness of Jesus Christ to the religious leaders who aren't even aware of who Jesus is.

5 John 1:15-18, "The Surpassing Excellence of the Word"

The Evangelist shows Christ's supremacy to Moses and even to John the Baptizer as the one whose fullness brings us grace upon grace.

4 John 1:14, “The Word Incarnate"

In the prologue to his Gospel, the Apostle John introduces us to Jesus. This morning we consider how Jesus reveals the same glory as Moses beheld, but in Christ that glory comes more fully and comes to stay.

5 Romans 2:1-11, "Jew're no better!" (1)

Paul continues to explain the relevance of the gospel to all mankind by proving the universal condemnation of all mankind outside of Christ. Having shown why the Gentiles are condemned and God's wrath is manifested upon them, he now shows the moralistic and religious Jews are no better off.

3 John 1:6-13 ."The Word Made Known"

The Apostle John continues to introduce us to the Lord Jesus Christ as the Word and now turns his attention to how the Word was made known in the world and the response of those to whom He was made known.

4 Romans 1:18-32, “Degenerate, Dehumanizing Depravity”

The Apostle Paul continues to explain his zeal for the gospel as he explains its relevance to all mankind. He begins with an indictment of the Gentiles in particular and then explains how the wrath of God is manifested against them because of their refusal to worship and thank God. The gospel is the only refuge for those under the wrath of God.

1 John 1:1-2, "The Word"

We begin a new series in the Gospel of John. John begins with the premise of Jesus' divinity and then proceeds to explain how the Eternal Word came into Creation.

82 Exodus 40, "The Glory Dwelt Among Us"

Moses sets up the tabernacle and God's glory comes to dwell in the midst of His people in this final chapter in Exodus. God shows He is faithful to His promises and does exactly as He said. Despite the unfaithfulness and rebelliousness of His people, God shows Himself both faithful and gracious.

3 Romans 1:16-17, "Gospel Gathering"

Romans 1:16-17 are perhaps the epistle's most important verses as Paul explains his reason for confidence in the gospel, namely it is the power of God for salvation for all who believe.

81 Exodus 35-39, "The Beauty of Grace"

Israel begins to build the tabernacle itself, which is a remarkable testimony of God's graciousness to His sinful people. He has not only forgiven the rebels who rejected Him, but also permits them to build Him a dwelling place, provides all the materials they need to do so, and blesses them in the midst their renewed obedience. All this magnifies the beauty of God's grace.

2 Romans 1:8-15, "Gospel Gratitude"

Paul expresses his gratitude to God for the faith of the church at the heart of the empire even as he explains his desire to come and minister in their midst (Romans 1:8-15).

80 Exodus 34:29-35, "Fading Glory"

Moses returns from the 40 days on the mountain after beholding God's glorious goodness and his face is radiant. While Moses' face initially frightens the Israelites, it serves as an assurance to rebellious, but forgiving Israel that God's presence will persist with them.

1 Romans 1:1-7, "Gospel Greetings"

We begin a new sermon series in Paul's Letter to the Church at Rome. In Romans 1:1-7 the Apostle begins to introduce himself and his commission from Christ as well as marvel at the glories of the gospel that brought them together.

79 Exodus 34:1-28, "The God We Need"

In Exodus 34 God graciously renews the covenant with Israel and reveals Himself to them as the very God they need. Not that there are any other gods, but that he alone - in Himself and His fullness - is everything they require.

78 Exodus 33:12-23, “When Your Mediator Has Favor”

Israel has expressed some fruit of repentance of their idolatry, and Moses returns to plead with God to show grace toward His people. God announces to Moses His intention to be gracious and fulfill all His previous covenant promises to Israel because Moses has found favor with God and God will treat Israel as Moses deserves rather than as Israel deserves. Here we are clearly prepared for the work of Christ and come to understand it is not our repentance that saves us or makes us right with God, but God's pleasure in His Son.

Psalm 25, “Learning to Pray in Trouble”

In Psalm 25 David provides a pattern for our prayers. Realizing his own sinfulness, he yet calls out to God to show mercy and save him from the consequences of his actions.

77 Exodus 33:1-11, “The Disastrous Word”

Following the disastrous attempt of Aaron at Sinai to preserve God's relevance before Israel, God announces he will keep His promise to give Israel the land He gave to their forefathers, but He will not accompany them or dwell in their midst. Israel finally grasps something of the dreadfulness of their idolatry and responds with expressions of repentance.

15 Ecclesiastes 12, "Alternative to Life Under the Sun"

Solomon presents his conclusions and shows us where gain may be found even in this life despite the frustrations and disappointments.

76 Exodus 32:25-35, “The Deadliness of Sin”

Moses confronts Israel with the wickedness of their idolatry and dispatches the Levites into the camp to bring a taste of God's judgment against sin even as Moses goes and pleads for God to cover the sins of His people.

14 Ecclesiastes 11, "Life Abundant With One Foot in the Grave"

Solomon gives advice based on his observations and experiences of life under the sun. Even though life under the sun can fulfill you, nonetheless be bold and be joyful.

75 Exodus 32:15-24, "Leadership in Unprecedented Times"

Moses descends the mountain to confront Aaron and Israel regarding the golden calf. Aaron minimizes, deflects, and contrives spiritual justification for Israel's sin even as Moses performs two sign-acts that testify to Israel's dire situation as covenant breakers.

74 Exodus 32:7-14, "It's All About God"

13 Ecclesiastes 10, "This World is Messed Up"

73 Exodus 32:1-6, "Make God Relevant Again"

In this sermon we consider how Aaron's attempts to keep God significant to the people of Israel was actually just an early form of "Progressive Religion" that continues to plague the Christian church today. In this section we learn many things about sin and its nature. Regarding the "cake" announcement, the feckless preacher forgot to let people know about the leftover wedding cake until he remembered in the middle of the sermon.

12 Ecclesiastes 9, "Unpredictable and Unreliable"

72 Exodus 30:11-32:18, "Redeemed for Holiness"

Psalm 8, "A Song of Identity," Rev. Mark Robinson

Rev. Mark Robinson helps us to consider our identity and dignity that is found in God.

Gal. 2:11-16, “A Gospel Conflict” Rev. Mark Robinson

Rev. Mark Robinson joins us and helps us to consider the beauty of our oneness and unity in the Lord Jesus Christ.

11 Ecclesiastes 8, "Learn How to Live"

71 Exodus 30:1-11, "Access and Fellowship"

10 Ecclesiastes 7, "Escapism vs. Realism"

70 Exodus 28-29, "The Priest Fit to Serve"

9 Ecclesiastes 6, "Joy Withheld"

69 Exodus 27, "Enter His Courts With Thanksgiving"

68 Exodus 26, "The LORD Is There"

8 Ecclesiastes 5:8-20, "Getting Stuff"

67 Exodus 25:10-40, "Full Salvation Illustrated

7 Ecclesiastes 5:1-7, "Mind the Gap"

66 Exodus 25:8-9, "The Blessing of Corporate Worship"

6 Ecclesiastes 4, "Four Certainties"

65 Exodus 25:1-7, "Who Is Worship About?"

64 Exodus 24:12-18, "The God Who Dwells"

5 Ecclesiastes 3:16-22, "When Is It Time for Justice"

63 Exodus 24:1-11, "The Blood of the Covenant"

4 Eccl. 3:1-15, "Living in Light of Limitations"

62 Exod. 23:20-33, "The Angel to Lead You"

61 Exodus 23:10-19, "The Immanuel Community"

3 Ecclesiastes 2:1-26, "Failure of Folly, Industry, and Wisdom"

60 Exodus 23:1-9, "Living Together"

2 Ecclesiastes 1:12-18, The Folly (or Failure) of Wisdom

59 Exodus 22:16-31, "The Holy Commonwealth"

1 Ecclesiastes 1:1-11, "The Examined Life"

58 Exodus 22:1-15, "Peaceful Community"

57 Exodus 21:18-36, "Human Flourishing"

Luke 19:1-10, "A Short Study in Salvation"

Jesus shows just how powerful the grace of God is.

56 Exodus 21:12-17, "Laws for Life"

God outlines three categories of capital crimes.

55 Exodus 21:1-11, "The Rights of Slaves"

Is slavery biblical?

54 Exodus 20:22-26, "God's Intolerance"

1 Timothy 3:1-3, "Noble Calling"

The fifth sermon in a short series on church officers.

Jas. 1:19-27, "What is Your Religion Worth?"

Sermon asking the question whether our religion is worth anything. If it is, it will have a noticeable impact on the way we live.

50 Exodus 20:15, "Where Is Your Treasure?"

49 Exodus 20:14, "Blessed Are the Pure in Heart"

47 Exodus 20:12, "Honour to Whom Honour is Owed"

46 Exodus 20:8-11, "Sanctifying the Sabbath"

44 Exodus 20:8-11, "Remember the Sabbath

43 Exodus 20:7, "Honour God's Name"

42 Exodus 20:4-6, "Why Worship the Right Way?"

41 Exodus 20:4-6, "Worship the Right Way"

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40 Exodus 20:1-3, "Worship the Right God"

39 Exodus 20:1-20, "The Ten Words"

38 Exodus 19:16-25, "The God Who Stoops"

Luke 24:14-20, "Do this"

As we return to the Lord's Table, a short sermon to help us prepare to commune with Christ and His people.

36 Exodus 19:1-6, "Covenant Identity, Covenant Renewal"

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Psalm 63, “The Worst Brings Out the Best”

35 Exodus 18, "The Grace of Delegating"

33 Exodus 16:31-17:7, "God on Trial"

32 Exodus 16:21-30, "Imago Dei, Imitatio Dei"

31 Exodus 16:1-20, "Cravings"

30 Exodus 15, "O Sing a _____ Song"

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29 Exodus 4:13-31, "Two Baptisms at the Sea”

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28 Exodus 13:13-14:14, "Fickle, Faltering Church"

27 Exodus 13:1-16, "Forget Not All His Benefits"

26 Exodus 12:29-51, “Promises Fulfilled”

25 Exodus 12:14-28, "Remembering God's Goodness"

24 Exodus 12:1-13, "The Lord's Passover

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23 Exodus 10:21-11:10, "Almost the End"

22 Exodus 10:1-20, "How Long?!"

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21 Exodus 9:13-35, "The Sky is Falling"

20 Exodus 9:1-12, "Ground Assault (2)"

In this sermon, God brings two more plagues on Egypt that display the dreadful penalty awaiting all disobedient people. It also shows the glorious contrast between the God of the Hebrews who hears the cries of His sick, weak, and broken people and other gods of human conception who are only interested in what man can do for them. Visit our website for more resources: www.fpfo.org/exodus

19 Exodus 8:16-25, "Ground Assault (1)"

18 Exodus 8:1-15, "Amphibious Assault"

Pharaoh continues to rebel against God, so God sends frogs so Pharaoh and Egypt will know God's superiority over all the Egyptian gods.

17 Exod. 7:14-25, "Blood Everywhere"

God begins to triumph over the gods of Egypt's Nile River.

12 Adoption (WCF 12)

16 Exod. 7:8-13, "Challenge to Pharaoh"

15 Exodus 6:26-7:7, "Comfort and Condemnation"

God meets Moses' anxieties and inadequacies with His own provision and sufficiency as He dispatches Moses to demand Israel's freedom.

11c Justification (WCF 11.2-6)

41 Acts 17:16-32, "Paul in Athens"

14 Exodus 6, "Discovering God" (2)

13 Exodus 5:22-6:1, "Discovering God" (1)

Moses despairs of himself and his ability to free Israel, so he brings his complaint to God who renews His promise that HE (not Moses) will free Israel.

40 Acts 17:5-15, "Two Cities, Two Responses"

38 Acts 17:1-5, “Apostolic Preaching and Its Responses”

12 Exodus 5:1-21, "Everything and Nothing Going According to Plan"

10 Exodus 4:14-31

06 Exodus 3:1-10

11 Exodus 5:1-9

07 Exodus 3:11-15