The Flight of a Messiah (Exodus 2:11-25)
Moses strikes a blow for justice on his people’s behalf, only to be driven away from his home, into the wilderness…by God.
Moses strikes a blow for justice on his people’s behalf, only to be driven away from his home, into the wilderness…by God.
Years after Moses accepted that God’s will for his life is a dead-end career on the far side of the wilderness, a strange sight catches his attention and changes everything.
Moses wrestles with a proposed career change, uncertain about whether the offer is legitimate.
Once again, a wife and mother holds the future of God’s redemption in her hands — and ends up saving the world.
The people of Israel take their first, faltering steps of faith…only to retreat when the king of Egypt pushes back.
As it becomes clear that no one really knows God, God steps forward and outlines how everyone is going to get to know him.
A young church, planted in a deceptive and divisive culture, is poisoned by a deceptive and divisive false teaching that claims to be true Christianity. What is the antidote?
Having laid a gospel foundation for the churches in Crete, Paul tells Titus how to set up pillars on that foundation: elders who are Christ-like, not Zeus-like.
Paul pauses in his reconstruction program to highlight the specific dangers that are threatening the churches in Crete.
Paul tells Titus how to select and shape the heaviest, roughest living stones in the church.