The Gospel According to Moses: God uses one last confrontation to display his judgment against the armies of Pharaoh and to show his people that he is truly with them.

The Gospel According to Moses: This week our story of the exodus reaches a climax, as God pours His ultimate judgment upon Pharaoh and the Egyptian religious system. At the same time, God provides protection for Israel and sets up the final phase of their freedom in the Passover.

part 7: The Gospel According to Moses: God gives Pharaoh multiple opportunities to repent and to know Yahweh as the one true God. But Pharaoh's heart is hard and even though God turns up the pressure to let his people go, Pharaoh stubbornly refuses.

The Gospel According to Moses: Moses discovers the agony of experiencing the spiritual "high" of God's presence and purpose and seeing it crash down into disappointment in front of pharaoh. What do you do when things go from bad to worse... and worse yet, you don't understand why?

The Gospel According to Moses: We wrestle with a much debated aspect of God's sovereignty. The story of Exodus raises questions about free will and Pharaoh's hard heart. Why did Pharaoh resist God's will for so long? Was it Pharaoh's choice, or was he merely playing the role God assigned him?

This week we welcome guest minister Ray Bensch, founder of Many Waters International Ministries. In the New Testament apostles we see how exposure to the glory of God changes ordinary, broken people into supernatural vessels for the Kingdom.

The Gospel According to Moses: Moses continues his unsuccessful strategy of arguing with God why he's the wrong choice for "Deliverer of Israel." He also has a near-death experience before his wife cuts off their son's foreskin and how it at Moses' feet. So... wait, what?

The Gospel According to Moses: God tells us his name.

The Gospel According to Moses: Part 2