Category: Teaching

Today: [Exodus Chapter Seventeen] The people of God move to Rephidim and cry out for water. God brings water from the rock – a type of Christ. Rephidim means “leaning on another for support”. Aaron and Hur hold up Moses hands and the people prevail in battle. Whose hands are you holding up? Amalek “the […]

Today: [Exodus Chapter Sixteen] “The Bread of God” As the Isrealites move deeper into the wilderness God rains Manna down upon them. Centuries later Jesus declares He was that Manna – the Living Bread. The Isrealites could only gather for one day or it would spoil. Yesterday’s Manna would always breed worms. We cannot live […]

Today: [Exodus Chapter Fifteen] “Enjoying Your Testimony and Managing Your Victory” The Song of Moses. Miriam dances before the Red Sea. The Waters of Marah and the Wells of Elah. Immediately after a great victory can be a time of vulnerability and challenge to your faith. Never camp long after a victory but keep your […]

[Exodus Chapter Fourteen] “The Moment before Youf Miracle” Parting of the Red Sea. God’s greatest deliverances in your life come out of times of perplexity and seeming confusion. When you need God the most is when He calls upon you to take the greatest steps of faith. Most people falter right here and never see […]

[Exodus Chapter Thirteen] The departure from Egypt begins. The dedication of the first born is established, foreshadowing Jesus not only as the “only begotten” but as the “first born of many brethren”. The New Testament application in our lives regarding the land “flowing with milk and honey”. The number seven discussed, and the typological meanings […]

[Exodus Twelve Concluded] More insight on the transfer of the wealth and the unleavened bread. Leaven is a contaminate that causes decay. Unleavened bread is literally “living bread” which Jesus identified himself as. Commands concerning strangers in our midst. Xenophobia (fear of strangers) has no place among the children of God.

[Exodus Chapter Twelve Continued] “When I see the blood – I will pass over you. Christianity has become a bloodless religion. In the passover and the exodus from Egypt we see the importance of the blood!

[Exodus Chapter Twelve] The final plague on Egypt. All the first born die. All with the blood of the lamb on their door posts are spared. This speaks of us of Jesus the lamb of God.

[Exodus Chapter Eleven] The transfer of the wealth foreshadowed in the 10th plague on the first born of Egypt. The terrible favor of God that prepared Egypt for judgment and the people of God for thier exodus from Goshen and bondage.

[Exodus Chapter Ten] The unrelenting purpose of God. Many times people inadvertently put themselves on the wrong side of a circumstance where God is working to bless you. As a result they unnecessarily suffer. Keys in this study on how to survive and thrive when the sovereignty of God intervenes in the affairs of men.