In this series of lessons from our Wednesday Evening ZOOM Bible Study, we are going to take a look at the life of Moses and the miracles that God did in order to bring the Children of Israel out of Egyptian bondage and see how they apply to us today. 

God is still a supernatural, miracle working God today in the New Testament just as He was in the Old Testament. 

God is never afraid of a challenge and rather looks forward to a challenge because He will not be outdone in any way. He sees it as an opportunity to show up and show out on behalf of His people and His Name.

Just as electricity has been present from the creation of the world, it lay dormant until someone discovered the laws that one must enact in order to use the benefits of the electricity. Electricity was here all the time, but ignorance kept men from being able to enjoy the benefits of it. The power of God was sent into the earth in the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost for everyone to be able to receive. But ignorance keeps us from being able to connect with Him and experience the power of God in our lives and see it affect the lives of other people.

In this series of messages, we will learn how to make the connection to the power of God and maintain that connection in our lives.

In this series of lessons from our Wednesday Evening ZOOM Bible Study, we are going to take a look at the life of Moses and the miracles that God did in order to bring the Children of Israel out of Egyptian bondage and see how they apply to us today. 

God is still a supernatural, miracle working God today in the New Testament just as He was in the Old Testament. 

God is never afraid of a challenge and rather looks forward to a challenge because He will not be outdone in any way. He sees it as an opportunity to show up and show out on behalf of His people and His Name.

In this series of lessons from our Wednesday Evening ZOOM Bible Study, we are going to take a look at the life of Moses and the miracles that God did in order to bring the Children of Israel out of Egyptian bondage and see how they apply to us today. 

God is still a supernatural, miracle working God today in the New Testament just as He was in the Old Testament. 

God is never afraid of a challenge and rather looks forward to a challenge because He will not be outdone in any way. He sees it as an opportunity to show up and show out on behalf of His people and His Name.

In this series of lessons from our Wednesday Evening ZOOM Bible Study, we are going to take a look at the life of Moses and the miracles that God did in order to bring the Children of Israel out of Egyptian bondage and see how they apply to us today. 

God is still a supernatural, miracle working God today in the New Testament just as He was in the Old Testament. 

God is never afraid of a challenge and rather looks forward to a challenge because He will not be outdone in any way. He sees it as an opportunity to show up and show out on behalf of His people and His Name.

In this series of lessons from our Wednesday Evening ZOOM Bible Study, we are going to take a look at the life of Moses and the miracles that God did in order to bring the Children of Israel out of Egyptian bondage and see how they apply to us today. 

God is still a supernatural, miracle working God today in the New Testament just as He was in the Old Testament. 

God is never afraid of a challenge and rather looks forward to a challenge because He will not be outdone in any way. He sees it as an opportunity to show up and show out on behalf of His people and His Name.

You might have heard the following phrase: “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but word will never hurt me.” Although this saying may have been meant as a defense against verbal bullying, when you look at the Word of God, it really is not true.

Words are immensely powerful and do have the power to hurt you, especially your own words.

Proverbs 18:21 | ERV (21) The tongue can speak words that bring life or death. Those who love to talk must be ready to accept what it brings.

In this series of messages, we are going to learn how to use our tongue as a skilled laborer uses a tool: on purpose and with the results God intends for every believer's life.

In this series of lessons from our Wednesday Evening ZOOM Bible Study, we are going to take a look at the life of Moses and the miracles that God did in order to bring the Children of Israel out of Egyptian bondage and see how they apply to us today. 

God is still a supernatural, miracle working God today in the New Testament just as He was in the Old Testament. 

God is never afraid of a challenge and rather looks forward to a challenge because He will not be outdone in any way. He sees it as an opportunity to show up and show out on behalf of His people and His Name.

You might have heard the following phrase: “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but word will never hurt me.” Although this saying may have been meant as a defense against verbal bullying, when you look at the Word of God, it really is not true.

Words are immensely powerful and do have the power to hurt you, especially your own words.

Proverbs 18:21 | ERV (21) The tongue can speak words that bring life or death. Those who love to talk must be ready to accept what it brings.

In this series of messages, we are going to learn how to use our tongue as a skilled laborer uses a tool: on purpose and with the results God intends for every believer's life.

In this series of lessons from our Wednesday Evening ZOOM Bible Study, we are going to take a look at the life of Moses and the miracles that God did in order to bring the Children of Israel out of Egyptian bondage and see how they apply to us today. 

God is still a supernatural, miracle working God today in the New Testament just as He was in the Old Testament. 

God is never afraid of a challenge and rather looks forward to a challenge because He will not be outdone in any way. He sees it as an opportunity to show up and show out on behalf of His people and His Name.