Join us on a captivating journey through the Book of Exodus as we explore the life of Moses. In this sermon, we dive into Exodus 12, a pivotal chapter that reveals the divine instructions for the Passover and the ultimate liberation of the Israelites from Egypt. Discover the significance of the Passover lamb, the power of God's judgment, and the symbolism of the blood on the doorposts. This sermon will inspire you to reflect on the faithfulness of God and the hope found in His deliverance. 

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Join us in this captivating sermon of "The Life of Moses" series as we dive into the profound chapters of Exodus 6-11. In this sermon, we unravel the story of Moses, an ordinary man chosen by God for an extraordinary mission. Through his struggles, doubts, and unwavering faith, Moses discovers the true meaning of courage and becomes an instrument of divine intervention. As we examine the rich narrative of Exodus, we explore the timeless lessons we can glean from Moses' journey and how they relate to our own lives today. Get ready to be inspired and encouraged as we witness the unfolding of God's power and the transformative power of faith.

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Through the story of Moses confronting Pharaoh and the challenges faced by the Israelites, we gain a fresh perspective on failure. Pastor Ben encourages us not to define ourselves by our failures but to focus on faithfulness and obedience to God's calling.

Pastor Ben highlights God's faithfulness and presence in our lives, even during waiting, suffering, and pain. He reminds us not to lose sight of the ways God is at work, bringing healing and blessing into our lives, just as he blessed us with Sam Jones BBQ. We are called to remember God's power and ongoing work, trusting that He can deliver us from failure.

This sermon serves as an invitation to all those who have experienced failure to find solace in Jesus' kindness, allowing Him to lead us out of failure and into freedom. We are encouraged to embrace our questions and seek God's presence, just as Jesus did on the cross when He asked, "Why have you forsaken me?"

Join us as we learn from the life of Moses, gain a deeper understanding of faith amidst failure, and discover the transformative power of God's love.

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Ben preaches on Exodus 3:10-4:20

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Questions For Reflection and Discussion

- What purpose does Exodus give us today?

- In what ways is Exodus a picture of salvation?

- Why is it important to remember our past, like Moses is doing in Chapter 1?

- When does it seem like God is silent? 

- When did it seem that God was silent in your story, but you realized later He was at work?

How can chapter 1 give us confidence in God's presence?

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Questions for Reflection and Discussion in Small Group Community:

- How can we determine fruit in a person's life?

-How does fruit relate in this passage as it does in Galatians 5?

-What are some practical ways to read this passage (as believers), and not take this as a way to "perform" in order to fabricate fruit?

-Why does Jesus say "my commandment" in v.12? How does this relate to the commandments in the Old Testament?

-How might v. 16 be taken wrongly? What is the appropriate way to ask from the Lord and anticipate that He will come through?

-What does Jesus mean when he says, "I am the true vine"? How does this metaphor relate to his teachings and actions?

-In John 15, Jesus describes the importance of abiding in him, the true vine, in order to bear fruit. What do you think it means to "abide" in Jesus? How can we practically apply this concept in our daily lives?

-Jesus states that apart from him, we can do nothing. How does this truth challenge our tendency to rely on our own strength and abilities? How can we cultivate a dependency on Jesus as the true vine in our lives?

-Jesus also mentions the Father as the vinedresser who prunes the branches in order to make them more fruitful. How might we interpret the concept of pruning in our spiritual lives? What areas of our lives might need pruning in order to thrive and bear fruit for God's kingdom?

-Jesus highlights the importance of love among his followers in John 15:9-17. How does abiding in Jesus, the true vine, enable us to love one another more deeply and sacrificially? What are some practical ways we can express this love in our relationships with others?

-Jesus warns that the world may hate his followers because they do not belong to the world. How does this reality challenge our identity and allegiance as disciples of Jesus? How can we navigate the tension between being in the world but not of the world, while remaining connected to the true vine?

-Reflecting on the imagery of the vine and branches, what does it mean to you personally to be a branch connected to Jesus, the true vine? How does this understanding shape your perspective on your purpose, identity, and relationship with God and others?

-Consider the concept of bearing fruit in your life as a follower of Jesus. What does it mean to bear fruit? How do you see evidence of fruitfulness in your life? What are some areas where you desire to see more fruitfulness, and how can you intentionally abide in Jesus to cultivate growth in those areas?

-Jesus promises that if we remain in him, we will have joy that is complete. Reflect on your own experiences of joy in your walk with Jesus. How does abiding in him as the true vine bring joy and fulfillment that surpasses worldly pleasures and circumstances?

-In light of Jesus' statement, "I am the true vine," and the teachings in John 15, what practical steps can you take to deepen your relationship with Jesus, abide in him, and bear fruit that glorifies God? How can you encourage and support others in their journey of abiding in Jesus as well?

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Questions for reflection and discussion from John 14

-Can you be a true believer in Jesus and not believe He is the only way to salvation? Why or why not?

-Why does Jesus communicate that He is the only way while comforting their anxiety? And how does this belief help us with our anxiety?

-How will we do "greater things than these"? What does this mean for us today? What are some ways people have misunderstood what this means?

-How might asking in His name change the way we pray?

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Questions for Reflection and Discussion:

-How do you empathize with Mary and Martha's frustrations with Jesus?

-In what ways has Jesus not done something in the timing you had hoped for?

-How did Jesus engage the grief of those around Him? What should this teach us about grief?

-How do we explain v. 4 in light of God's glory? In what ways does God get the glory in sickness/death?

-What does the reality of the Resurrection bring, and how does this give us hope?

-What does this section teach about what it means to believe?

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