Today we'll look at Exodus chapter twenty, and the Ten commandments. There are specific reasons God gave these laws to Moses. Most Christians are pretty familiar with them, but you may not realize that God sought to reveal His nature and personality to His people through the words written on those stone tablets. Join us in Exodus chapter twenty.

We are currently going verse by verse through the book of Exodus, and today we will finish up our look at chapter nineteen. As God prepared Moses and the people of Israel to receive the Ten commandments, He also sought to remind them of His love and His Holiness. Like a good parent, God wanted to make sure that they knew He was "laying down the law" so to speak, because He loved them so much.

As we continue our study of the book of Exodus today, we are starting to realize that it's much more than just an account of the Israeli people's journey out of Egypt. Along the way we are learning many truths about the nature of God. Today in chapter nineteen, we'll learn that one of the key traits of God is His Holiness.

Today Lloyd Pulley continues our verse by verse study in Exodus. Last time, we began a look at chapter eighteen, but we didn't get too far into the story before time ran out. Here we see Moses and the relationship he had with his father - in - Law, Jethro.

Do you have a wise and Godly person in your life? Oh, what a blessing that is, to be able to go to someone and know that the advice they give will be based on God's wisdom. Today on Bridging the Gap, we'll be looking at Exodus chapter eighteen, and Moses' relationship with his Father-in-law, Jethro.

We're in Exodus seventeen, and today we'll look at Israel's battle with Amalek. God has a plan for everyone's life, and He will use His mighty power to accomplish His will - and He can use you and me in the process. The key is letting God be in control! That's exactly what Moses did here.

Pastor Lloyd Pulley will again take us today to Exodus seventeen. Have you ever been the victim of a practical joke? Makes you feel kind of silly, doesn't it? There's an old saying - "fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me". It's amazing how we keep falling for satan's deceptions in our lives - and the outcome can be much more damaging than any practical joke! Exodus seventeen provides a great example.

In Exodus chapter seventeen, we see a practical example of the difference between man's wants, and man's needs, and God's desire to give us what we need - always with our best interests in mind!

Creature comforts are an everyday part of our existence. Whatever we want or need, it's right at our fingertips. So why should we rely on God for anything? Well, God has a wonderful way of providing for His people's needs. The problem is, His people often think they know better than God what those needs are.

There are some very common themes that run throughout God's word, from Exodus all the way through the New Testament. One of those themes is man's determination to do things his own way, and reject God's intervention. A great example of this is found in Exodus chapter sixteen, when the people of Israel found themselves in need of food and water - and there was none to be found.