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The Exodus & Our Life in Christ

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The Exodus & Our Life in Christ Part 1: "An Introduction"

The story of the Exodus is the story of all Christians. Tonight we begin the journey through Exodus discussing our approach to this series and the major themes we will encounter throughout the Book of Exodus.

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The Exodus & Our Life in Christ Part 2: "God's Divine Plan & the Oppressor"

Today we look at Exodus chapter 1 and the first part of chapter 2. In the first chapter we find God's people in Egypt experiencing the blessing of God as they are multiplying and filling the land. This is the language of God's original purpose in creating the world and mankind as the pinnacle of that creation; to fill the earth with mankind who would reflect his glory. In the garden Satan sought to subvert this Divine plan. We see the same pattern occur in Exodus as God was on the move redeeming His people. As we look at this in this session, we look to see the consistency of the strategy of our enemy against us. And, we look to see the power of God constantly overcoming the enemy on our behalf.

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The Exodus & Our Life in Christ Part 4 "The God Who Sees the Suffering of His People"

Even as Moses, in Exodus 2, looked out among the Hebrew people he was a "type" that shows forth the Nature of God toward our fallen and oppressed condition. This session of our series focuses on God's compassionate heart for us all and how fiercely the love of God moves to overthrow our oppressor and redeem His beloved people.

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The Exodus & Our Life in Christ Part 5: "The Burning Bush - God's Divinity in Things Created"

In the burning bush, our God Who is a consuming fire fully manifest Himself without destruction to the bush. In this session, we look at this reality of God making Himself endurable within the things of His creation in order to reveal Himself to mankind and restore that which had fallen. We see the burning bush as a "type" later to be fulfilled. And, ultimately, we see it fulfilled in and through our Lord Jesus Christ Who made it possible for God to dwell within us.

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The Exodus & Our Life in Christ Part 6: "The I AM & The Overcoming of Doubt"

In this session we look at God revealing Himself to Moses as the I AM and what that name tells us about God. We see the experience Moses has with God in the Burning Bush move from fear and perhaps shame to fellowship and revelation. Moses presents to God all of His doubts about being the one God should send as the deliverer of the Hebrew people. One by one, God by the revelation of Himself to Moses diminishes the doubts Moses has about what He is being called to do. God will do the same for us by granting us the experienced revelation of Himself. For as God reveals Himself to us, we are made whole again.

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The Exodus & Our Life in Christ Part 7: "The Beginnings of Deliverance"

Moses & Aaron faithfully go to Pharaoh as God commanded asking Pharaoh to let God's people go for God was beginning His deliverance ministry on behalf of His people. The response of Pharaoh was harsh and the result is that he increased their oppression and suffering. Is this not how it works so often with us. When God begins to deliver us from the depths of our brokenness, Satan (just like Pharaoh) increases our oppression because the last thing Satan wants is the people of God to experience the deliverance of God in their lives. This teaching explores this reality in our Christian life and how to press through waiting on God as He seeks to release us from our bondage.

The story of the Exodus is the story of every Christian and the story of the Church. In Exodus, we see a people in bondage and slavery to an oppressive Pharaoh be delivered by God's chosen deliverer. We see the oppressor thrown down by the mighty deliverance of God as God calls His people to Himself. We have before us the journey of the Hebrews with God as their guide through a trying wilderness on their way to the Promised Land. And in this wilderness, we see clearly the Christian struggle in the wilderness of this life. Our approach to this study of Exodus will be from the perspective of the Early Church having only the Old Testament as their Scripture. In this series, we will glean from the Early Church Father's interpretations of Exodus and how they used it to teach about our new life in Christ and our journey with Him and in Him to Paradise.