Christ told the Apostles the most difficult thing He ever had to tell them...that He was leaving. But He promised He would send the Helper to guide them the rest of the way until His return.

Jesus was the only one who was able to act as the Passover Lamb. From Exodus to Revelation, Jesus is identified and verified as our Passover Lamb, sent to us without spot or blemish, to act as our Savior.

Jesus shared meals with His disciples daily, but some instances were more significant than the rest. Yet there are other meals Jim notes in the Bible from as far back as the time of Abraham, but these are not communion as we know it.

Annual Women's Luncheon

Annual Summer Women's Luncheon Speaker #1

How did the the sacrifice of the time of Exodus look? What did it mean? What were the sacrifices the Hebrews performed for their worship of the Almighty God YHWH? How do we sacrifice today? Better yet, DO we sacrifice today?

Have righteous anger, but do not sin!

Referenced Verses:

Mark 14:10-20

John 12:4-6; Matthew 26:15; Luke 22:3; Ephesians 4:26-27

John 13:23:25; John 13:26-30; Luke 22:24-26[ John 17:17; Psalm 119:9

God uses Moses to confront the Egyptian gods in order to deliver the people from Egypt and to let the Egyptians know who the true and living God really is. He will bring judgment on the gods of Egypt.

What would you give up in order to have eternal life with Jesus? You need to decide now which way you will go to attain that heavenly reward.

Mark 8:37 Or what will a man give in exchange for his soul?

“He is no fool who gives up what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose” - Jim Elliot, missionary

Moses had objections to God's plan.

Objection 1: Who am I?

Objection 2: Who are You?

Objection 3: What if I cannot persuade them?

Objection 4: I am not eloquent

Objection 5: Send someone else