That the World May Know S08E01 · How Big is Our God?

Overview

The exodus from Egypt was a metaphor for God's greater redemption story, the restoration of shalom from the chaos of the evil one. His purpose was to invite Israel into a greater story than the one of their bondage, eventually unveiling a plan of restoration for the whole world. The question today is: whose story will you believe and live by? In this lesson, unpack God's plan to eradicate chaos in the context of the exodus, and build on the exodus experiences in your own life. Scripture References: 1 Corinthians 10:1-99, Deuteronomy 32:17, Exodus 12:12, Leviticus 11:45 Locations: Giza Egypt, Thebes, Egypt

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1. 1 1. How Big is Our God?2009-01-01 · 25mThe exodus from Egypt was a metaphor for God's greater redemption story, the restoration of shalom from the chaos of the evil one. His purpose was to invite Israel into a greater s
2. 2 2. Israel in Bondage: God Heard Their Cry2009-01-08 · 25mUnable to stand their suffering under a cruel Pharaoh any longer, the Israelites cried out to God. He heard them and initiated his plan to deliver his people, not only from their p
3. 3 3. Finger of God: The Plagues2009-01-15 · 25mThe Lord defied the gods of Egypt with mighty displays of power so that Israel, Egypt, Pharaoh, and ultimately the entire world would see the strength of the one and only God. Phar
4. 4 4. Watch With Me: Israel Leaves Egypt2009-01-22 · 25mAs God's plan of deliverance from Egypt for the Israelites unfolded, He began their "basic training," cultivating for Himself a people marked by shalom through obedience to His kin
5. 5 5. The Lord Reigns2009-01-29 · 25mThe themes of the exodus experience look forward to the good news of God's kingdom, which Jesus would later proclaim. In this lesson, journey beyond the Red Sea and into the desert