God's deliverance in Exodus through the Red Sea anticipates his greater deliverance in Christ through the cross which calls forth exuberant praise from the redeemed.

The Passover, Feast of Unleavened Bread, and setting the firstborn apart teach us that constantly remembering how God has saved us is vital to a thriving relationship with Him.

Maintaining unity in the church does not mean enforcing uniformity of practice. We need to accept one another as Christ has accepted us in the gospel.

The lamb that saved Israel from death is a picture of God's salvation plan to save guilty sinners through the substitutionary sacrifice of His Son.

God's hardening of Pharaoh's heart demonstrates the difficult yet true and good doctrine of God's sovereignty in salvation.

The terrifying judgement that fell on Egypt is a picture of the judgement yet to come. It is a judgement borne by Christ for his people but to be suffered horribly by all those outside of him.

The Lord is the sovereign king over all, who magnifies his glory by keeping his covenant promises in Christ.

God has called out and established a perfect deliverer for his people miserably enslaved to sin and death; therefore let's live in the freedom he's given.

God's blessing on Israel as the seed of Abraham shows that his promises cannot be stopped no matter the circumstances or the opposition -- what he promises, he will do!

God redeemed Israel in order that she might be his unique, treasured possession.