Passage: Exodus 7

Big Idea: God displays his sovereign supremacy as he saves his people through judgment.

1) God schemes salvation in sovereignty

2) God subverts competitors in sovereignty

3) God showcases supremacy in sovereignty

Passage: Exodus 6

Big Idea: When we are slow to see the salvation our Savior swore, we need to hear him say:

1.) I am the Lord your God

2.) You are mine

3.) You are not theirs

4.) The inheritance is yours 

Passage: Exodus 5

1) The dominance of exile exposes our need

2) The dominance of exile entails our salvation

Passage: Exodus 4

1) Equipped with power

2) Equipped with partnership

3) Equipped with pardon

Passage: Exodus 3

1) Behold the God of consecration and covenant

2) Behold the God who sees and saves

3) Behold the God who is and is with us

Passage: Exodus 2

Big Idea: The God who Sees sends a Redeemer who joins us in exile to bring justice and goes before us in experiencing salvation.

1) God's Redeemer Incarnates

2) God's Redeemer Liberates

3) God's Redeemer Demonstrates

Passage: Exodus 1

Big Idea: Yahweh's self-revealing redemption begins with promised blessing that perseveres in domination and death

1) Situating the Story of Redemption

2) Starting with the Buoyancy of Blessing

Passage: Luke 24:1-35

Jesus' resurrection means:

1) Hope is real

2) Hope is recovered

3) Hope is resolved

Passage: James 5:13-20

Big Idea: As we experience the power of prayer in every season and offer protection from deception, we wait and walk together on our way home.

1) Pray in gladness and gloom

2) Pray and confess with confidence in power

3) Pursue those deviating in deception

Passage: James 5:7-13

Big Idea:  Find flourishing in suffering by being patient in pain until the coming of Christ.

1) Fix your heart on the harvest

2) Watch your words in weariness

3) Lament and lean on God’s mercy