In this episode, we journey with Israel to the edge of the Red Sea, where fear and faith collide. Pharaoh’s army presses in from behind, yet God Himself stands as a shield - a pillar of cloud and fire separating His people from their pursuers. At Moses’ command, the waters part, and Israel walks through on dry ground, walls of the sea rising on either side. When Egypt follows, the waters return, swallowing the might of Pharaoh’s chariots. Here we witness not only deliverance but the revelation of God’s unmatched power: He transforms an impossible trap into a pathway of freedom, teaching His people to trust that the Lord will fight for them.

In this episode, God slows Israel down long enough to teach them how to remember. He claims the firstborn as His own and establishes the Feast of Unleavened Bread so they never forget who brought them out and why. As the people step into freedom, God doesn’t rush them through the quickest route - He leads them the right way, the safe way, with a cloud by day and fire by night.This chapter is about learning to walk with God after deliverance - honoring Him with what’s first, remembering what He’s done, and trusting the path He chooses even when it doesn’t make sense.

In this episode, we explore the sacred ordinances of the Passover feast and uncover the deep symbolism woven into its rituals. We reflect on the unique role of Israel’s Elders, entrusted to preserve and pass down these ordinances across generations. After 430 years in bondage, Israel marches out of Egypt not as slaves but as a mighty army - adorned with gold, fine linen, and the treasures of their former captors. Together, we witness how a newly freed nation commemorates its deliverance, transforming memory into ritual and ritual into identity.

We are back, Living Stones family! In this episode we gear up for one final plague against Pharoah and Egypt in this war for the people of Israel freedom. We get a glimpse into the cost for us to live with distinction, see the precursor for the favor of the Lord, and meet Moses at one of many heights in his Faith journey!

We are approaching the climax of the plagues in Egypt and find that Moses and Aaron have developed a boldness, unlike anything we have ever seen. The love of Abba is on full display as the conversations have dwindled and tensions increase between the nations of Israel and Egypt.

In this episode Pharoah finally admits to his evil and seems to have a repented heart. Except Moses, having the spirit of discernment, knows that it is but for a little while - long enough to have the plagues reversed. We learn to let our obedience to the Lord be solely based on His words and not on the responses of those around us.

In this episode, the confrontation continues and the plagues begin due to Pharoahs stubborn heart. We also see the faithfulness of God who does according to the prayer of Moses and makes sure to set apart Goshen for Israel who finds safety in the presence of God during the plagues.

Moses and Aaron are before Pharoah and it is time to perform the first wonders- turning Aaron's rod into a snake and the Nile River along with all the waters of Egypt into blood. In this episode,  we witness the beginning symbolism of Yahweh confrontations with false Egyptian dieties and the stubbornness of Pharoahs heart.

God does not choose blindly. He is well aware of our inadequacies and in many cases chooses us because of them for His glory. In this episode, we see a vulnerable Moses struggling to accept the call of God on his life.

In this episode, we see Moses and Aaron's first confrontation with Pharoah who makes it clear he does not regard the God of the Hebrews. We discover a common scheme of distraction and wrestle with doubts of whether God really said what we thought we heard.