We plow into the prologue to the plagues, noticing that even though God knew what wasn't going to work, He decrees a process anyway, and we seek to take a lesson from that as a church. 

We move from Moses falsely accusing God to God's response, and note the kindness which God shows to those who are struggling with unbelief. 

As we explore the first meeting between Pharaoh and Moses, we're confronted with reality. Being confronted with reality happens to the church, and the outcome is also often not good. 

As we finish chapter 4, we spend some time seeking to understand verses 24-26, and make application from the broader narrative. 

As we move through chapter 3 and into chapter 4, we examine Moses' objections to God's call, and God's sovereign answer to those objections. 

Cecil Smith brings our Lord's supper devotional, and that audio begins at 37:08.

Today we are introduced to "I Am", and explore the meaning of God's answer to Moses' question about His identity. 

As we move along through Exodus 3, we see how God is not blind, deaf, or uncaring concerning His people. 

Today we begin Exodus 3, and consider what it means that God is Holy. 

For our final advent message, we look at why Jesus had to be born under such ignoble circumstances. 

For our third Advent Sunday, we look at Mary's visit with Elizabeth, and consider how we can have joy in the midst of real difficulty and sorrow.