In Exodus 10, we see God give Pharaoh one last chance at repentance before the last and most horrific plague strikes Egypt. God calls Pharaoh to humble himself and submit to God instead. This lesson of humility is one that applies to us today and is one we should take seriously.

We learn a valuable lesson in Exodus 9 about how God is above all and worthy of all praise. Discover what this means for our life today.

The first plague God puts on the land of Egypt is the plague of turning the Nile into blood. This was a major deal for many reasons to the Egyptians and an eye-opener to many that God is supreme over all.

If you feel like your lacking love in your life, explore the kind of love God has for you and enables you to show to others. When you receive this love and give this love, it changes everything.

Sometimes people will deny you even if what you're saying is truly from God. In these moments, we have to strengthen our faith in God and trust His plan will succeed in the end.

This is a continuation of the Plagues of Egypt as Pharaoh continues to harden his heart and the entire land of Egypt is effected. There are rich lessons for us to learn in this chapter that will help us live a life honoring to God today.

No matter how old you are or what abilities you have been blessed with, God has plan for you and wants to use you. Will you let Him?

God speaks to each of us in unusual ways just like He did with Moses with the burning bush. In this episode, Bradley has some high school students join the discussion on some key points on how this story applies to our life today.

Moses learns to lead from power and as a nobody. Let's explore how this story applies to our life today and lessons we can learn.

If you are in school or a young adult and don't feel like you have power to change the church or society today then listen to what God's Word says about your worth and importance. Youth can lead the Church to revival if they are in a thriving relationship with God and move people closer to Him.