The Holy Spirit transforms His people to share His moral character and empowers them to fulfill His purposes. One question that often comes up with regards to the Spirit is ‘do the sign gifts (tongues, healing, prophecy etc.) continue today? Or are these gifts something unique to the 1st century? In this episode we look at the two main positions in this debate: cessationism and continuationism.

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You’re with a group of friends and you are looking for a good icebreaker or trivia question. Here’s one for you: When reading through the Bible, when is the first time the writing of the Bible is mentioned? In other words, when is the first time we read that someone wrote something down that would become Scripture? In this episode we explore how the stories in Exodus appear to be some of the first stories recorded in the Scriptures and what that means for how we view the Bible. Check it out!

Tony Traback continues our teaching series through the book of Exodus.

In Exodus 12 we read about the Passover celebration commemorating God’s deliverance of the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt. As the centuries progressed, this feast and celebration was continually practiced by God’s people. When we come to Jesus, we find that Jesus has reoriented the whole Passover celebration around his life and ministry as a way to remember his sacrifice for our sins on the cross. Jesus is our true Passover lamb. Throughout church history, there has been considerable debate as to what exactly is happening during what we generally call The Lord’s Supper, or Communion, or The Eucharist. In this episode we take a look at four primary views of the The Lord’s Supper throughout church history.

The story of Pharoah’s hard heart has puzzled many readers throughout the centuries. Paul, in Romans 9 alludes to this moment. How does Paul view Pharoah’s hard heart?

Aaron Mattox teaches through the book of Exodus and examines the complicated narrative about Pharoah's hard heart.