Sovereign Grace Church of Lawrenceburg

The Exodus story is an actual historical event. The Israelite slaves were literally and physically saved from their harsh and oppressive slavery. But even more importantly, the story of the Exodus is a picture of our spiritual salvation and the gospel. In this sermon Brother Tracey explores the spiritual truths about our salvation seen in this passage.

In this passage a distinct contrast can be seen between those who know the Lord (Moses, Aaron, and the Israelite's) and those who by their own confession do not know the Lord (Pharaoh). In this sermon, Brother Tracey addresses three questions that depending on how you answer them help determine whether a person truly knows the Lord.

These few verses in Exodus contain one of the strangest stories in the Old Testament. We are told that while Moses is making his way to Egypt in obedience to God's call on his life, God meets Moses and attempts to kill him. However, even in this mysterious passage we can see Christ and The Gospel. All Scripture really does point to Jesus.

In the passage we see Moses immediately after the burning bush and his submission to the Lord's call on his life to go. As we examine Moses' actions and his interaction with the Lord we learn valuable lessons on how we should go about God's calls and commissions on out life.

Like Moses many people use their perceived shortcomings and inabilities as an excuse not to do what God calls them to do. As we see in God's response to Moses, this is never a valid excuse.

In this passage, God is still speaking to Moses through the burning bush. As God gives Moses miraculous signs for him to perform as proof of his message, God continues to reveal His character. In this sermon Brother Tracey explores the gentleness and patience of God along with His great power.

In this passage God reveals His plan to Moses about how He will use Moses to be the deliverer of His people. In this sermon brother Tracey looks at how God declares that He is worthy of the worship of His people.

As Moses continues to stand in the presence of God in the form of a burning bush, God continues to reveal more about Himself. Only, this time God actually reveals His own personal name. In this sermon Brother Tracey looks at what we learn about God in His commission to Moses to go and be His deliverer and in the revealing of His name.

God reveals Himself to Moses in a very unique way through a burning bush. In this sermon Brother Tracey looks at what we can learn about God and His character through this very special revelation.

Have you ever been through a trial where it seems God is not there? In this sermon Brother TJ shows us how we can see the presence of God even though he may seem distant.