Moses had everything the world could offer—power, privilege, and comfort—yet in Exodus

2 we see him make a costly choice: to identify with God’s suffering people rather than enjoy

the fleeting pleasures of Egypt. This message explores what happens when obedience

doesn’t go as planned, when sacrifice leads to loss, and when faith feels misunderstood and

unrewarded. Through Moses’ failure, flight, and unexpected contentment in the wilderness,

we discover how God reshapes our hearts, exposes false hopes, and points us to Jesus—the

greater Moses—who willingly bore the reproach of the cross to rescue sinners. This sermon

invites us to ask: Is Christ truly our greatest treasure?