Sermons on Exodus

Sermons on Exodus

Exodus 4:18-31 – Taking God Seriously

Do we take all of God’s commands seriously, or do we pick and choose which ones to obey? In Exodus 4:18–31, Moses finally begins his journey to Egypt, only to encounter a shocking confrontation with God that reveals the danger of selective obedience. Yet this passage also reveals God’s extraordinary compassion and faithfulness, reminding us that we have reason to worship even when our circumstances haven’t improved. Discover why wholehearted obedience matters, how God’s discipline can be an expression of…

Exodus 3:16 – 4:17 – No More Excuses

What do you do when God calls you to something you feel unqualified to do? In Exodus 3:16–4:17, God gives Moses clear instructions and powerful signs, yet Moses continues making excuses for why he cannot obey. Through Moses’ doubts and fears, we discover that God’s purposes depend on His power, not our abilities. This sermon challenges us to stop allowing past failures, fear, and feelings of inadequacy to keep us from trusting and obeying God. Ultimately, we see how Jesus,…

Exodus 3:1-15 – The Great I AM

What can you trust when everything around you feels uncertain? In Exodus 3:1–15, God meets Moses at the burning bush and reveals himself as holy, compassionate, present, and eternally unchanging. When Moses doubts his ability to accomplish God’s calling, God reminds him that success depends not on Moses’ strength but on God’s presence. Discover why the Great I AM is worthy of our complete trust and how Jesus makes it possible for sinful people to draw near to a holy…

Exodus 2:11-25 – When Our Strength Is Not Enough

Moses had the right intentions, impressive qualifications, and a desire to help God’s people—but his attempt to deliver Israel in his own strength ended in failure. Forced to flee to Midian, Moses entered a long season of waiting that God would use to prepare him for what was ahead. Exodus 2 reminds us that waiting does not mean wasting and that our responsibility is to faithfully do what God has called us to do while trusting Him with the outcome.…

Exodus 2:1-10 – When God Seems Quiet

In Exodus 2:1–10, God seems strangely absent as Moses’ family faces an impossible situation—but behind the scenes, God is quietly at work. Through a faithful mother, a watchful sister, Pharaoh’s own daughter, and a series of seemingly ordinary circumstances, God preserves and prepares the man who will one day deliver Israel. The story reminds us that reaching the end of our control does not mean we have reached the end of God’s providence. Even when we cannot see what God…

Exodus 1:8-22 – Fear God, Not Pharaoh

Fear can drive us to grasp for control, compromise our convictions, and make destructive choices. In Exodus 1:8–22, Pharaoh’s fear leads him from oppression to murder, while two seemingly powerless midwives show remarkable courage because they fear God more than the king. Their example reminds us that courage is not the absence of fear but choosing obedience to God even when it costs us something. Ultimately, Pharaoh’s failed schemes point forward to Jesus, whose cross appeared to be evil’s victory…

Exodus 1:1-7 – A Promise Still Alive

Generations come and go, circumstances change, and even the most important people eventually pass away, but God’s promises remain. In Exodus 1:1–7, Israel moves from one generation to the next while God quietly fulfills His covenant promises through seemingly ordinary circumstances. This sermon challenges us to interpret our circumstances through God’s promises rather than judging God’s faithfulness by what we can see right now. It also reminds us that we are not responsible for controlling the future, but for faithfully…

Exodus 12:21-23 – What’s The Big Deal With Easter?

In this Easter Sunday sermon, Pastor Kyle answers the question, “What’s The Big Deal With Easter?” Why is Easter usually the most attended day at church? Why not Cinco De Mayo or Valentine’s Day? It all comes down to the significance of Easter, which Pastor Kyle explains by looking at the story of Passover in Exodus 12. Just as the blood of a lamb was required for the angel of death to “pass over” a house, the blood of Jesus…