Exodus 10 is not just about locusts and darkness.

It’s about a leader who kept hearing God… and kept refusing to bow.

Pharaoh had warning after warning.
Mercy after mercy.
Opportunity after opportunity.

But instead of surrender, he negotiated.

Instead of obedience, he delayed. 

So God escalated.
 
Locusts devoured what pride tried to protect.
Darkness covered what arrogance tried to control.
And for three days, Egypt felt what happens when God removes the light. 

But here’s the real question:

Where in our lives are we still negotiating with God? Are we asking for blessing… while holding on to the very thing He told us to release? 

Exodus 10 confronts pride.
It exposes partial obedience.
It reminds us that when God says “Let it go,” He means everything.

This isn’t about ancient plagues.

This is about modern hearts.

And if we’re honest…
some of us are praying for light
while still bargaining with darkness.

This is Baker Mode.
Where Scripture Hits Different.