In today's episode, we consider the first 9 plagues. What did they mean? Why did God perform such things? Does God still operate like that today?

In today's episode, we will find Moses as well as the Israelites collectively dealing with spiritual discouragement. What are the sources of spiritual discouragement? How can we address those? What did God reveal to be true for those who were discouraged? To what source of encouragement could they turn?

As we finish Exodus 4 and read chapter 5, we will note two primary thoughts: rest and belief. How do they relate to one another? How does our faith in God allow us to enter His rest? Consider these chapters in light of Hebrews 3-4.

How often do we respond to the Lord's commands with skepticism, doubt, or outright disobedience? And when we are disobedient... how often do we try to justify our rebellion? In today's episode, we are going to learn from the example of Moses. What principles can we apply to our own lives?

Moses was a called man. What does it mean to be a "called" man? Called to do what? What evidence of a call upon your life is there?

In today's episode, we find Moses in a foreign land. This would be a time of formation in which Moses' bad character trait could be developed to be used for God's purposes. Do you take seasons of preparation seriously?

In today's episode, we are going to look at the deliverer of Israel- Moses, as an infant. How would God take care of him? How does his parents' work shed light into our role as influencers?

To start season 3, we look at Exodus 1 and find that in each generation, God's people have the opportunity to rise to the conflict of the day and trust in the Sovereign Lord. Do we view the world as those who are part of God's saving work in the world, or as creatures of the moment? Our actions review which is true.

In today's episode, we discuss the biblical narrative and contemporary traditions - clarifying misconceptions about both,

In Matthew 2, we find the Magi traveling from the East to visit the One born "King of the Jews." What did they mean by that? How many magi were there? How would the contemporaries of the Magi respond to this news?