As the Israelites stood on the opposite side of the Red Sea, they stopped and worshipped their Lord through song for all that He had done in securing their salvation. Today, we have many reasons to sing as well!

Exodus 14 is an excellent picture of the Gospel, that we're more stuck than we realize and only the Lord can save us. But it points to more than a picture, it points to Jesus and the gospel that has the power to transform us from the inside out.

Just as the pillar of smoke and fire led the Israelites in the wilderness, the indwelling Holy Spirit in the life of the believer leads, guides, and strengthens God's people today.

In the first nine plagues, God demonstrates his power over every false deity the Egyptians worshipped. God is sovereign, supreme, just and merciful!

When the Israelites heard through Moses and Aaron that God heard their prayers and came to rescue them from Egyptian slavery, they bowed their heads and worshipped him. Unfortunately, things got worse for them. It makes us ask the question, what do we do when things don't go our way?

At the burning bush, God reveals himself as the Great I AM. What does that mean for us here today?

In the account of the burning bush, the text reveals that we worship a God who Sees, Speaks, Saves, and Sends!

In the story of the birth of Moses to his exile to the Midian desert, we learn that God protects and provides for his people, that God's plans are better than our plans, and that God prepares his people for his purposes.