Through Moses, God leads the Israelites to a place where they are trapped – they have mountainous terrain to the right and the left, the sea behind them, and the Egyptian army advancing towards them. What are they to do? In this message, we look at Exodus Chapter 13 and see the miraculous parting of the Red Sea – allowing the Israelites to escape from Pharoah and his army which then themselves get destroyed by the water. When the situation seemed impossible, God came through for the Israelites. He will do the same for us. In the heat of the trouble, when we see no way out, we need to remember that God is in control, and, however hard it might seem, we simply have to trust Him.

In between where we've been and where we're going, there are some specific things we can do that will help us follow God closely wherever He leads. Join us this week to learn more as we continue through the book of Exodus.

After 450 years of oppression and captivity, the Israelites are free at last. In this message, we look at the second half of Exodus Chapter 12. The Passover has just taken place and now the Israelites hurriedly leave Egypt. They are free, but the future is unknown. We look at how they are called to remember that God is sovereign and will guide them and direct them and will see the parallels in our lives as we go into the unknown, but have the Holy Spirit as our advocate.

Do you ever feel passed over in life? You see "it" happening for others, but never you? You might say that God's children, the Israelites, felt like that as they watched each plague take place, yet they still remained in slavery–until the Passover. If you've ever felt passed over in life–the Passover is for you! We'll dig into Exodus 12 and see how God uses those passed over moments in our lives to reveal more of Himself and Jesus to us.

We all want to see justice prevail, but what does that really mean? In this message, we look at Exodus Chapter 11. It is the prequel to the tenth and final plague that will hit Egypt; a plague like no other in terms of its intensity. God tells Pharaoh through Moses that He will kill the firstborn of every Egyptian person and animal. We will see why God makes this proclamation, and how it actually shows that God is a just and loving God.

With an unstoppable purpose, an undeniable power and a unique preference, the finger of God is always at work. How will you respond?

Dave Swanson takes us through Exodus 7 and talks about the heart of Pharaoh.

Discover more of who God is and what He has promised to do to be encouraged in whatever difficult season of life you are in or assignment you have been given.