Through Exodus 13-14, we see that we are a consecrated people, compelled by the Holy Spirit and covered by the power of God.

Through the plagues, God reveals Himself to be the true God, the mighty Creator, a just Judge and a gracious Savior.

God reveals His mercy through the plagues, revealing the lies upon which the Egyptians have built their lives.

Through the genealogy of Moses and Aaron in Exodus 6, we see that God uses broken people. His work and plan always move forward.

In Exodus 6:1-13, God reminds Moses that He is the Lord. He is faithful to keep His promises.

In Exodus 6:1-13, God reminds Moses that He is the Lord. He is faithful to keep His promises.

In Exodus 6:1-13, God reminds Moses that He is the Lord. He is faithful to keep His promises.

Christian or not, disappointments are a part of the human experience. Exodus 5 gives us a picture of disappointment wringing out the hopes of God's people and what we can do to prepare our hearts for the inevitable.

In Exodus 4, we see Gods sovereign might as He chooses to work through imperfect people like Moses.

In Exodus 3, we see the nature of who God is, both transcendentabove usand eminentamong us.