Exodus 20:1-6

I. You Should Not Replace God with an Idol

II. You Should Not Represent God with an Image

Exodus 19

I. A Call to Obedience

II. A Reason to Tremble

III. A Need to Trust

Exodus 18:9-26

I. Moses Accepts Wise Counsel

II. Moses Adjusts a Broken System

III. Moses Enjoys Shared Ministry

APPLICATION

1. There is great danger in trying to do too much, even if it’s good work.

2. There is nothing good that comes when one burns out in the work God has called you to.

3. There is never a good reason to work completely alone.

4. There is great effectiveness and reward in shared ministry.

Exodus 17:8-16

I. The Sword Reveals to Us We Cannot Be Passive in the Battle

II. The Staff Refocuses Us to God’s Power and Presence in the Midst of the Fight

III. The Banner Reminds Us of God’s Promise that He Will (and has) Overcome on Our Behalf

Exodus 17:1-7

I. People Who Are Constantly Grumbling Are Hard to Love – Yet God Still Loves

II. People Who Are Constantly Doubting Are Hard to Provide For – Yet God Still Provides

III. People Who are Constantly Sinning Are Hard to Forgive – Yet God Still Forgives

Exodus 16

I. God’s Provision was Supernatural

II. God’s Provision was Sufficient

III. God’s Provision was Sacred

Exodus 15:22-27

I. God Knows Your Needs – There is No Need to Grumble

II. God Promises Your Salvation – There is No Reason to Doubt

III. God Desires Your Obedience – There is No Eternal Value to Rebellion

Easter 2020

Including:

Pastor Tim Boger, Big Woods Bible Church

Pastor Doug Packard, First Baptist of Lock Haven

Pastor Scott Garmin, Cedar Heights Brethren in Christ Church

Pastor Josh Grimes, The Common Place Church

04/05/2020 EXODUS: Exit to Promise & Purpose