Sermons & Readings
Follow along in preparation for Sunday’s sermon
What to Read
May 4 – Introduction & Exodus 1
May 11 – Exodus 2 – 4
June 1 – Exodus 5 – 11
June 8 – Exodus 12 – 15
June 15 – Exodus 12 – 15
June 22 – Exodus 16 – 18
June 29 – Exodus 19 – 20
July 13 – Exodus 21 – 23
July 20 – Exodus 24
July 27 – Exodus 25 – 31
August 3 – Exodus 32 – 34
August 10 – Exodus 35 – 40
Outline of Exodus
1. Redemption
Chapters 1 – 15
2. Covenant Renewal
Chapters 16 – 24
3. Worship as the people of God
Chapters 25 - 40
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Sermon Discussion
1. Discuss with your group what you know about Exodus and perhaps some questions you would like answered as we go through our series.
1. Discuss with your group what you know about Exodus and perhaps some questions you would like answered as we go through our series.
3. Discuss how Exodus 1 shows opposition to God's redemption, the Israelites response and what opposition and our response might look like for us today.
1. Discuss the hope we have in the truth that God hears, remembers, saw and knows.
2. Discuss God's call to Moses - what stood out to you about that call?
3. Discuss how Moses demonstrates faith, even as he questions God, others and himself, and how Hebrews 11 helps us in our own faith and questions.
1. Discuss the Israelites situation in chapter 5 and if/how you have felt similar in your own life.
2. Discuss the seven "I Will" statements in Ex. 6:6-8 and how they reveal God's plan of redemption.
3. Discuss how these verses are foundational to our understanding of the gospel.
1. Discuss how the passover reveals the grace and love of God.
2. Discuss the concept Pastor Greg talked about called substitutionary atonement - what does it mean and why is it important?
3. Discuss how the Passover points to and is fulfilled in Jesus.
1. Discuss how God has lead you to see an area of weakness in your life.
2. Discuss how taking our eyes off of Jesus can cause us to fear.
3. Discuss what it means to go forward in faith (rather than back to Egypt) and how might the Israelites fear and faith mixed can be comforting to us.