Join us for a thoughtful reflection on the third cycle of plagues in Exodus, where the might of God is displayed in Egypt's suffering and Pharaoh's persistent defiance. This sermon invites listeners to ponder the respect due to the Almighty and the weight of His ultimate authority over history and the human heart. It's a call to examine our own responses to God's word, amidst a story of judgment, grace, and the call to salvation.

Delve into the profound spiritual lessons found within the book of Exodus as we explore the narratives of the fourth through sixth plagues and their enduring significance for maintaining the church's identity amidst societal pressures. This sermon takes a closer look at Moses' unwavering resolve against Pharaoh's attempts at compromise and draws a parallel to the modern-day call for Christian distinctiveness. It also offers encouragement for believers to stand firm in their convictions, assuring them of ultimate vindication and the beauty of Christ's protective covering over those who walk in obedience.

Reid preaches on the first three plagues.

Reid preaches on Moses and Aaron before Pharaoh.

Reid preaches on God's purpose and plan in redemption.

Reid preaches on Pharaoh's oppression of Israel.

Reid preaches the circumcision of Moses' son.

Reid preaches on Moses' complaints to God.

Reid preaches on the covenant name of God.

Reid preaches on tithe law in Deuteronomy.