Exodus 3 is a pivotal chapter in the Bible, where God calls Moses from the burning bush. It teaches us about God's presence, His calling, and our response to His mission.Sermon Outline1. God Sees, Hears and Knows2. Ordinary things become Holy in Gods Presence3. Fears are normal, but they aren't Final4. Trust the Name of GodDiscussion Questions1. Moses saw a burning bush and turned aside to look. W...

Exodus 2:11-22 teaches us a crucial lesson: having a gift is not enough; God’s timing matters. If we move ahead of Him, we may face unnecessary struggles. But even when we misstep, God does not abandon us—He uses every season, even the wilderness, to prepare us for His perfect plan.Sermon Outline1. Awareness of our gift does not mean immediate deployment of that gift.  2. Passion without Patience ...

Exodus 2:1-10Life often presents us with situations that seem impossible, but God is always at work behind the scenes. In Exodus 2:1-10, we see how God sovereignly protects Moses, positioning him for His divine purpose. This passage teaches us about God’s providence, faithfulness, and the role of human obedience in His plan.Sermon OutlineGod has a plan even when we don’t understandGods plan requir...

Exodus 1 shows a powerful reminder of how challenges and oppression can arise in life, especially when things seem to be going well. It highlights a shift from prosperity to struggle for the Israelites, demonstrating that hard times can come unexpectedly. Even when life feels unfair or difficult, the Israelites' ability to continue growing despite oppression shows resilience and faith. The disobed...

Matthew 18:15-35 contains some of the most powerful and challenging teachings of Jesus on the themes of reconciliation, forgiveness, and the importance of grace within the community of believers.Discussion Questions 1. In verses 15-17, Jesus outlines a process for addressing someone who has sinned. Why do you think the first step is to go to the person privately, and what impact can that have on t...