22 APR 2024 · While still in Egypt, the Israelites were commanded to observe the Passover.  This marks their covenant with God and their deliverance from Egypt before they left Egypt.  They were under Egyptian rule and law, their religious order, but God would give them His law when they left Egypt.  There is no neutrality, either the Hebrews were under Egypt or God, the transition had to take place before they left Egypt.  

15 APR 2024 · As Moses gets the final instructions about the last of the plagues, this one hits the people of Egypt in a powerful way.  It is the killing of the firstborn.  As Egypt kept the children of Israel (God's firstborn) as slaves, aways from the life of worshiping God, so would God kill the firstborn of Egypt.       The same holds true today.  As God's people, the church are inundated with foreign gods to be worshiped, imposed upon by the power of the State, God will not tolerate the enslavement of His firstborn, the church.  

9 APR 2024 · In this episode we will examine the family government and what that means to the original purpose of man in the Garden and man's repurpose with the Great Commission.  

25 MAR 2024 · Moses and Aaron continued to ask Pharaoh to let God's people go.  However, Pharaoh's belief system wouldn't allow it, Pharaoh himself claimed ownership over the Hebrew slaves.  This became a battle over sovereignty.  Who is sovereign, Pharaoh or God?  The State claims sovereignty over every area of life, but God is a jealous God and will not tolerate anyone or any institution that claims ownership over His people. 

19 MAR 2024 · As we continue to study the plagues of Egypt, we get an increasing understanding of how God deals with a State that is in control of all aspects of life.  In Egypt, Pharaoh and his agents attempt to control the Hebrew's worship of God.  God deals with those who try to keep His people from worshiping Him. 

13 MAR 2024 · In the first two plagues, turning the Nile into blood and the plague of the frogs, we begin to get an understanding of God's dealings with nations that reject His authority.  God went after the god of the Nile as well as the god of the frogs, humiliating the Egyptian religion.  However, Pharaoh's heart remained hardened. 

4 MAR 2024 · In this second part to the child training series, we deal with people having a hard time understanding biblical principles of the family. Unless people embrace it by faith, they change and manipulate scripture in order to fit what they want to do in their family. We also deal with the structure of the family in this episode. The structure of the family and the support of the church, how they must cooperate and coordinate in the training of the children.

27 FEB 2024 · When Moses had to confront Pharaoh, Pharaoh's belief system and social structure would not allow him to grant Moses' request to leave for three days and worship God. In our society today, we see the same thing happen. Christianity is not one faith among many, it is the only faith. A pluralistic society cannot tolerate a faith that has one way to the Father, and that is through the Son. The belief system results in a social structure, in our nation, that structure must be claimed by the Christian faith once again.

19 FEB 2024 · In this episode we examine how Moses and Aaron represented God to the Egyptians. They did not take on Pharaoh, or the gods of Egypt; rather Moses and Aaron obeyed God's command and did exactly what they were supposed to do and God then performed the miracles. We are God's representatives here on earth, our task is to obey in every area of life, then we rely on God to perform the miracles and overcome the gods of this age.

6 FEB 2024 · Moses and Aaron were appointed by God to preach the Gospel to Pharaoh as as well as the children of Israel. Everything seemed to be against them, they were rejected by Pharaoh himself, by the children of Israel and they were old, eighty and eighty-three respectively. There was nothing in the natural that would have indicated that they would have succeeded in their task. However, it wasn't about them, God had given them the mission and tools to succeed in their task. We need to see the same thing in our own lives today. With so many things coming against us, we need to stand in our identity in Christ and confront the modern anti-Christian culture. This story is just as relavent today as it was in Moses' day.