Main Point God knows when and how to rescue His people.

Main Point Don't compromise your faith or your obedience.

Main Points Why did God send plagues on Pharaoh and the Egyptians? 1. To show His uniqueness (v. 14). 2. To reveal His mercy (v. 15). 3. To display His power (v. 16). 4. To promote His name (v. 16). 5. To exercise His authority (v. 29). Summary Every warning to Pharaoh was another example of God's mercy and another opportunity for him to repent.

Main Points 1. God is powerful (v. 19). 2. God is sovereign over time and space (vv. 10, 22-23). 3. God answers prayer (vv. 12-13, 30-31).

Main Point Like a father, God has compassion on His children.

1. The Crucified Lord 2. The Prophesied Deliverer 3. The Sacrificial Savior 4. The Passover Lamb

Main Points 1. God uses flawed people to accomplish His will (vv. 1-2). 2. God uses rebellious people to accomplish His will (vv. 3-5). 3. God uses obedient people to accomplish His will (vv. 6, 10, 20).

Main Points 1. God is sovereign. He intervenes. (v. 1) 2. God is trustworthy. He keeps His promises. (vv. 2-5) 3. God is the Redeemer. He saves. (vv. 6-8)

Main Points 1. God knows when and how to rescue His people. 2. We should take our concerns, and even our complaints, to God. Questions 1. How do you respond when you do right, but your circumstances go from bad to worse? 2. Whose help do you seek when your circumstances go from bad to worse?