When evil seems overwhelming, God’s presence brings assurance. 

In this message from Exodus 8–9, Perry unpacks the meaning of Goshen, the land God set apart as a place of protection for His people during the plagues. From flies that never touched Israel, to livestock preserved when Egypt’s herds died, to boils that blemished pagan priests but not God’s people, we see a powerful truth: God draws a circle around His own, writes His Word on our hearts, and guarantees forgiveness through Christ.

This sermon reminds us that no matter how unstable the world feels, we can stand confident in God’s ironclad promises.