In the book of Exodus, we see misery is a magnet for God's mercies. God cares deeply for those who are hurting, those who are broken, and those who are enslaved. And God is the one who saves by delivering a people who bring nothing to the table, except some grumbling. In this episode, members of the teaching team dig into the book of Exodus to discuss some of the themes of Exodus and how they apply to modern-day struggles.

Big Takeaway: God's heart is drawn to those who were in need. It's not repelled by it. It's not disgusted by it, but rather God cares deeply for those who are broken, who are hurting, who are enslaved. And he moves, his mercy moves him to action.

Application Question: How would you explain what the book of Exodus is about to a child?

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In this episode of Digging Deeper, Jeff Norris, Caleb Click, and Bob Cargo continue to unpack major takeaways from our series in the book of Exodus which began, Sunday, September 13. As the teaching team leads us through this book, this podcast helps us to pause along the way, look back and dive in a little bit more and dig deeper to see what God is revealing to us and how all of scripture, including the Old Testament, point back to Jesus.

Big Takeaway:

The gospel is all throughout the book of Exodus. The great news of there being a Redeemer, One who saves, One whose blood shed over the doorpost spread over the doorpost in my heart, so to speak, is the One who sets me free.

Application Question:

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In this episode of Digging Deeper, Jeff Norris, Caleb Click, and Bob Cargo sit down together and give a preview of the new sermon series on Exodus starting, Sunday, September 13. Listen as the teaching team discusses where do we find the Israelites at the opening of Exodus, what must the Israelites be experiencing and feeling and does this show us about the character of God.
Big Takeaway:

God’s desire to make Himself known, not only to Israel, but to the nations that He is faithful to His promises but that He’s also the sovereign Redeemer of all things.

Application Question:

Imagine the Israelites’ experience as an enslaved people with no hope and their cries or groans out not to a God they knew, but to a God who knew them. How is the God of Exodus revealing himself to you in this season of your life?

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In this final episode about the Imago Dei series in the Digging Deeper podcast, Jeff Norris, Caleb Click, and Bob Cargo sit down and share their final thoughts on this nine-week series around the image of God, Imago Dei. Check out episode notes at perimeter.org/DD-E3-Notes.

In this episode of the Digging Deeper podcast, Jeff Norris, Bob Cargo, and Caleb Click continue their discussion of their sermon series, Imago Dei. At this mid-point in their sermon series, we've talked about we, as humans, were created in the image of God but after the fall we are structurally retained but functionally lost as image-bearers. This week the guys talk deeper about how our relationship with God, others, ourselves, and even creation is all closely connected to Matthew 28, which is commonly known as the great commission. Check out episode notes at perimeter.org/DD-E2-Notes.

In this episode of the Digging Deeper podcast, Jeff sits down with other members of the Perimeter Church teaching team, Bob Cargo and Caleb Click, and gives a preview for our upcoming series, "Imago Dei, Images of God", beginning on July 12. The guys discuss how the biblical doctrine of us, as humans, shows we are all image-bearers of God in a world God created, and God calls His church to be His redemptive workers, to seek the flourishing of all His image-bearers and creation. Check out episode notes at perimeter.org/DD-E1-Notes.