In grace the Lord is giving the Hebrew people a way to avoid the punishment and death.

The Victorious God

The plagues on Egypt are revealing the power and glory of our God.

With the plagues the Lord was judging both the people of Egypt and the gods of Egypt.

Satan attempts to impede the work of God, often through counterfeits.

When confronted with the Word of God and power of God we can either choose to listen & obey or not.

False repentance is not the same as true repentance and transformation.

The plan of God was to do great signs and wonders in Egypt, and bring his people out of slavery.

The purpose of God was so that all people will know that he is the Lord.

The story of Exodus is a war between the Lord and the gods of Egypt.

The story of Exodus is a war between the Lord and the Egyptians gods.
God reminds Moses of who he is and what he has done.

The command of the Lord to Pharaoh: Obey me by letting my people go. The response of Pharaoh to the Lord: Disobedience and refusing to acknowledge the Lord as God. The story of Exodus is a war between the Lord and the gods of Egypt.

Exodus chapter 5 starts the story of the war between the Lord and the gods of Egypt.

This morning, we are in a sermon series called “Exodus: The Victorious God.” Pastor Mike has titled today’s message “Deliverer is Refocused & Reassured.”

Exodus is a book about the Lord as he brings deliverance for his people. Exodus chapter 3:11-22: The Deliverer Has Doubts.

Exodus 3:1-10
Today we will see the process of the calling of the deliverer

Verse 1 – Presents the reality of the deliverers season in life.
Verses 2-4 – Moses’ curiosity as he encounters the Holy God
Verses 5-6 – How to approach the Holy God
Verses 7-10 – God’s purpose of Moses’ calling is revealed

Too often we read the Bible assuming it is about us, but primarily it is about God and his plan for salvation history.

Why study Exodus?
1) The Old Testament is the Word of God to us as well. 2) To know God better. 3) To understand God’s deliverance and redemption better. 4) To learn lessons for living out our faith as the people of God, including many of Israel’s failures.