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Sunday Sermon - Pastor Steve Ham

This sermon examines Exodus 2:1-10 to illustrate God's sovereign providence in preserving Moses from Pharaoh's decree of infanticide. The preacher highlights how ordinary means, including the actions of Moses' family and Pharaoh's daughter, were orchestrated to save the future deliverer of Israel. This narrative serves as a typological foreshadowing of Jesus Christ, who faced a similar threat from King Herod yet was preserved for His redemptive mission. The text emphasizes that just as God protected Moses in his floating ark, He preserves believers in Christ, the ultimate Ark of salvation. The central message calls listeners to trust in God's divine intervention and grace for their own spiritual rescue from sin and death.

The sermon addresses the reality of spiritual warfare and the inherent sinfulness of human flesh, emphasizing that believers cannot overcome evil through their own strength. Drawing primarily from Romans 7 and Ephesians 6, it urges Christians to put on the full armor of God to stand against the devil's schemes rather than fighting one another. The preacher warns against modern trends in church that prioritize entertainment over sound doctrine, citing 2 Timothy 4 to call for faithful preaching and rebuke of sin. It highlights James 1 to explain that temptation arises from personal lusts, not God, and stresses the necessity of daily reliance on Christ for deliverance. Ultimately, the message calls for personal repentance, doctrinal fidelity, and a steadfast commitment to the gospel amidst a hostile spiritual battle.

Join us this morning as we listen to Pastor Matt Figura as he preaches to us from Ephesians 6:17a with supporting passage read from Isaiah 59

Join us this evening as we listen to Pastor Step Morgan preach 1 Timothy 6:11-16