"Deliverance" Tagged Sermons
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…
Psalm 124 – When God Is on Your Side
Psalm 124 asks a humbling question: Where would we be if the Lord had not been on our side? David looks back at Israel’s dangers and recognizes that their survival was ultimately not because of their strength, wisdom, or ability, but because God delivered them. The same truth applies to Christians today: sometimes God delivers us from trials, and sometimes He carries us through them, but in Christ our troubles never get the final word. Because Jesus has saved us,…