The Book of Exodus
Jesus escaped a childhood genocide. He was brought out of Egypt. He spent 40 days tempted in the wilderness. He passed through the waters of the Jordan, revealed His glory on a mountaintop, and secured our ultimate deliverance on Passover. Jesus didn’t just read the story of the Exodus—He relived it and fulfilled it. If we are going to truly understand Jesus and the salvation He offers, we must understand the book of Exodus. In this series, we trace the footsteps of Christ through the ultimate story of rescue.
Messages in this Series
The Blood of the Lamb
In Exodus, there was not a single household in Egypt where someone or something was not dead. Your sins will be paid for. There are only two legal options on the table of eternity: either you will personally pay for your rebellion by dying eternally, or you will trust that Jesus, the Lamb of God, paid it completely in your place. Have you called upon His name in total surrender, asking Him to apply His blood to the doorposts of your heart?
The Great Clash of Exodus
The clash between Moses and Pharaoh in Exodus 5-10.
When God Is in It and It Still Fails
Where are you struggling, or failing, and how might God be trying to glorify Himself through this? Will you let Him? Can you trust Him? Will you trust what God is doing in your life right now even when you can’t understand it?
Meeting the I AM
Exodus chapter 3 speaks directly to anyone who has ever felt insecure about a new role, terrified of an assignment you’ve been handed, or crushed by the feeling that you don’t have what it takes. Here’s the points: Freedom from insecurity doesn’t come from discovering that you are enough, but from realizing that God is.
Worth the Wait
When the answer continues to be “not yet”, what is happening to your heart? Are you becoming bitter? Cynical? Are you taking matters into your own hands, trying to manipulate the people around you and force the outcome you want? In this message, Pastor Kurt explores how our waiting is not wasted. God is not just preparing the blessing for us; He is preparing us for the blessing.
Introduction to Exodus
If you want to understand Jesus, you have to understand Exodus. Walking through this book will supercharge your reading of the New Testament. It will show you exactly what it cost for God to secure your freedom, and what it looks like to live a life of true avodah—joyful, unchained worship of the only God who can actually set you free. You cannot save yourself through perfect service, but you can be saved by the One who became a servant for you.