Sermons

The Lord Jesus Christ is the Son of God, the creator and the sustainer of the world, who took on flesh and dwelt among us, in order to save us from our sins. But this required the Lord Jesus to be rejected, crucified, dead and buried, so that we might have salvation in His name!

The Lord Jesus Christ is the Son of God, the Creator of the world, who came down to earth in the form of a man and suffered and died on our behalf so that we might have life and walk as children of light. So let us come and adore Him this season, for He is worthy of our worship!

God demonstrates that He is God and there is no other by saving His people from death and enslavement by providing a substitute in the Passover Lamb, who points forward to the Lord Jesus, who delivers us from God's ultimate judgment and sin's tenacious enslavement.

God demonstrates that He is God and there is no other through great acts of judgment unleashed on the Egyptians. But that points forward to the judgment endured by the Lord Jesus Christ on the cross for His people, but suffered horribly by those who choose not to believe in Him!

Pharaoh says, "Who is the LORD that I should obey His voice?" God is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and has promised to powerfully save a people through great acts of judgment so they might be His treasured possession and dwell in His presence for all eternity!

Who is God and what were we made for? What brings more joy, delight, and contentment to our lives than anything else? It’s the knowledge of God. In fact, Jesus says in John 17:3, "This is eternal life, that we may know You, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom You have sent."

A deliverer emerges in the midst of Egypt to save the people of God from the hands of Pharaoh. Moses' birth and exile point us toward the chief rescuer, the Lord Jesus, who humbly came, identified with His people, and delivered them from the penalty, power, and presence of sin forevermore!

God's abundant blessings on Israel as the seed of the woman demonstrate that His promises cannot be stopped; no matter the difficulty of the situation or hostility of the oppression. What God promised will certainly come to pass, including the death of His own Son to secure our salvation!

The unfolding promise of the gospel in the book of Exodus is that God is a God who is powerful to save a people for Himself, from slavery and death, so that they might be His unique, distinct, treasured possession, who trust His provision, keep His commandments, and dwell in His presence.

We come to God believing that He is, and that He is a rewarder of those who seek Him; for He is pleased to save those who are righteous by faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.