As we take a look at the events surrounding the 10th and final plague, we’re reminded of both the need to respond to even painful truths as Pharaoh finally does as well as the significance the Passover has in our lives today.
Passage: Exodus 11-12Speaker: Pastor Daniel KimOctober 27, 2019
As we grow older, responsibilities increase and life’s burdens can weigh us down. Come and hear from our baptism candidates as they share how Jesus offers peace and rest for those who are heavy laden.
Passage: Matthew 11:28-30Speaker: Pastor Daniel KimOctober 20, 2019
Part 5: Moses’ fears and insecurities & the character of God
Moses resists God’s calling with fear and insecurity, but continues to engage in conversation with God who is patient and faithful to Moses. Through their conversation, Moses gains a deeper knowledge of God as well as His provision.
Text: Exodus 3-4Speaker: Jonathan KimOctober 20, 2019
Pride can blind us to important truths that everyone around us can see. Through seeing Pharaoh’s response to the increasing severity to the 10 plagues, we see the ugly consequences of pride and the importance of orienting our lives to truth.
Passage: Exodus 9-10Speaker: Pastor Daniel KimOctober 13, 2019
After 40 years as a fugitive, Moses is an 80-year old man, a wanderer in the desert. Surprisingly, God calls this Moses to be the future deliverer of Israel. The story of the burning bush in Exodus 3 shows us how times of humbling can prepare us to be called by God, and how we need to open our eyes to see the burning bushes in our lives, where God calls us.
Text: Exodus 3:1-12Speaker: Kevin HuangOctober 13, 2019
Is God impossible to please like a drill sergeant or a harsh coach? How can we meet the “high standards” of the Bible?
But the Bible paints a picture of a God who’s loving and forgiving as a Heavenly Father. As the saying goes, “God’s like a father who’s easy to please but hard to satisfy.”
When we choose to reject the world’s identity and choose to identify with God’s people, we will become “sojourners” – but this is exactly where we need to be. Christians are sojourners in this world, we need to be separate from the world in order to rescue the world
Text: Exodus 2:11-22Speaker: Jonathan KimOctober 6, 2019
What happens to someone who continually hardens his heart towards God? Exodus warns us of the Pharaoh-like pride that lives in each of our hearts and gives us hope that we don’t have to follow after Pharaoh.
Passage: Exodus 6:1-8:32Speaker: Pastor Daniel KimOctober 6, 2019
In the midst of Pharaoh’s decree to kill all baby boys, Moses’ mom makes a desperate, even foolish attempt at saving her son. Exodus 2 gives us a picture of what it looks like to be driven by love and action in the midst of fear.
Text: Exodus 1:22-2:10Speaker: Kevin HuangSeptember 29, 2019
Why does Moses’ attempt at saving his people end up making the situation even worse? The road to delivery can be painful, but it does not mean that God is not working, as we learn from our study of Exodus.
Passage: Exodus 4:29-5:23Speaker: Pastor Daniel KimSeptember 29, 2019
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The Acts2 Network is a multi-faceted network of ministries that cover a wide range of people and places, cities and contexts. We have planted churches in 35 cities and birthed a number of…
parachurch ministries. The Acts 2 church is what we fell in love with, lived out, planted in college towns, is what we want to see continue into the next generation. For more information, visit us at acts2.network.