Continuing in the study of Exodus God reveals himself to Moses and to us in order to enable us to trust in him. God reveals himself in his word and in his work which will ultimately be revealed in Christ. Our text is Exodus 3.
We continue in our study of Matthew 18, which gives us Jesus’ plan for dealing with sin in the church. In verses 1-14, we see three lessons that are essential for us to understand in order to follow Matthew 18:15-20. The first is the importance and the exercise of true humility. The second lesson is…
Our text is Exodus 2:11-22. We see how God is at work behind the scene preparing Moses to be the deliverer of Israel.
We are continuing our study of Matthew 18. After seeing the call to humility, we are now called to take sin seriously in the church. The text is Matthew 18:6-9.
Our text is Exodus 2:1-10. We will see how God is at work behind the scene to rescue and prepare Moses to be the deliverer of his people.
Matthew 18:15-20 is the passage that describes Jesus’ instruction for dealing with sin in the church. This is a passage that is often misunderstood and misused.
Our text is Exodus 1:15-22. We will see how Pharoah’s war on the male children of Israel fits into the warfare of the ages as first described in Genesis 3:15. We will consider how this passage is intended to encourage our faith and remind us of the sovereignty of God and the victory of Christ over all our enemies.
Luke 14:12-24
We will consider the message of Exodus as a whole and then look at the first 14 verses that describe the beginning of Israel’s severe bondage.
Our text for the morning sermon is Matthew 17:22-27. In this text, Matthew gives us Jesus’ response to paying of the temple tax. This account is only found in Matthew’s Gospel. Jesus’ response is different than his response to the Pharisees’ question about ceremonial washing in 15:2. Jesus claimed exemption from this tax because of who he was, yet he makes provision for himself and his disciples in a miraculous way.