Faith Bible Fellowship Church of York

In the birth of Moses, we see God's providence and protection of Moses. As a young man, Moses tries to save his people but fails miserably. At the end of Exodus 2, we find that God is a God who hears the cries of his people.

In the birth of Moses, we see God's providence and protection of Moses. As a young man, Moses tries to save his people but fails miserably. At the end of Exodus 2, we find that God is a God who hears the cries of his people.

In the birth of Moses, we see God's providence and protection of Moses. As a young man, Moses tries to save his people but fails miserably. At the end of Exodus 2, we find that God is a God who hears the cries of his people.

We begin our series on the book of Exodus. God has prospered the Israelites in Egypt but now a new Pharaoh is hostile to them. He commands the two midwives to kill all the Israelite male infants. The midwives choose to fear God more than the Pharaoh.

We begin our series on the book of Exodus. God has prospered the Israelites in Egypt but now a new Pharaoh is hostile to them. He commands the two midwives to kill all the Israelite male infants. The midwives choose to fear God more than the Pharaoh.

We begin our series on the book of Exodus. God has prospered the Israelites in Egypt but now a new Pharaoh is hostile to them. He commands the two midwives to kill all the Israelite male infants. The midwives choose to fear God more than the Pharaoh.

Paul concludes the book of Romans by exhorting the congregation to be on guard against those who would divided the church and lead it away from true doctrine. He ends by commending them to God in the gospel for their strengthening.

Paul concludes the book of Romans by exhorting the congregation to be on guard against those who would divided the church and lead it away from true doctrine. He ends by commending them to God in the gospel for their strengthening.

Paul concludes the book of Romans by exhorting the congregation to be on guard against those who would divided the church and lead it away from true doctrine. He ends by commending them to God in the gospel for their strengthening.

Paul sends his greetings to a number of friends and ministry partners that he knows in the church of Rome. He is grateful for how they have served the Lord and aided in the ministry of the gospel.