With Pharoah and his army defeated, God's people celebrate and then start their wilderness journey. Things get tough but with God's provision, they will survive.

Exodus 15-16

With one final display of power, God rescues the people of Israel from Egypt. The people flee and pass through the sea to escape from the pursuing army.

Exodus 11-14

You know what this story needs more of? METAL! Moses and Aaron go back to Pharoh with some sweet shredding skills and with miraculous power. Rock on!

Exodus 7 - 10

Armed with some stunts from God (including the name of God) and with their squad gathered around them, Moses and Aaron go to meet with Pharaoh.

Exodus 4-6

After running from Egypt, God calls Moses in the wilderness to go back and lead his people out of slavery. Besides the burning bush, it takes a couple of deeds of power to persuade him to go through with it.

Exodus 3

A new Pharoh has come to power who didn't know Joeseph and really doesn't like these Hebrew people. One boy, because of the actions of some courageous women, is saved in an unlikely way by an unlikely person connected to the ruling power.

Exodus 1-2

Have you ever wanted to get through most of Genesis in a half hour? Well, now you can! Enjoy this "best of" walk back through Genesis.

We come now to the end of our journey through Genesis. Jacob is reunited with Joseph, blesses his sons and the family of Israel settles into Egypt. Both Jacob and Joseph die in Egypt after a good long life, as the book wraps up and we prepare to move into Exodus.

Genesis 46-50

The sons of Israel have to go back and face Pharoh's manager again. They're out of food and they have to get Simeon back. After toying with his brothers some more, including showing them great hospitality, Joseph reveals that it's been him the whole time.

Genesis 43-45

The famine has hit and without their favorite manager Joseph's family is suffering. They follow the rumors to Egypt and come face to face with the mysterious manager of Pharaoh.

Genesis 42