Three Thoughts

Exodus 7:1-13

In this sermon we look at how Moses' faith was demonstrated by his obedient action to the Lord's commands.

Exodus 6:1-30

This sermon identifies ignorance of the Lord and character as the source for doubt. It explores the ways in which God has made himself known to Moses and Aaron. It also looks at the ways God makes himself known to us today.

Philippians 1:3-11

In this sermon we look at God's grace as the reason Paul (and all believers) was able to experience joy in all circumstances. We also see that God accomplishes his purposes in spite of us. We explore the relationship between feelings, knowledge, and behavior as a means of developing as followers of Christ.

Exodus 4:18-31

In this sermon the doubt of Moses is contrasted against the faithfulness of God and applied to the Christian responsibility to proclaim the gospel. I also give my sisters who were visiting  hard time.

Exodus 4:1-17

In this sermon, the wonders given to Moses to prove God sent him are used to describe the power of Christ. Due to a recording error the initial illustration comparing Jocko Willink to Moses is missing. The gist is that Moses is not the kind of leader any reasonable person would follow. Only through God's influence would anyone listen him and he knew it.

Exodus 3:13-22

In this sermon the name of the Lord given to Moses is used to better understand the relationship between God and man. God's transcendence and imminence are discussed as well as what those concepts mean for us. Enjoy.

Exodus 2:11-25 - In this sermon we see that Moses' life didn't go as he expected. God, however, was not surprised. This message teaches the theological concept compatibilism without using the nerd speak.

In this sermon Exodus 2:1-10 is used to explain how hope functions in the life of the believer.

Exodus 1:1-22

This sermon looks at the situation of Israel at the beginning of Exodus asking if God had forgotten his people as Pharaoh had forgotten Joseph.