Exodus

Sermons onExodus 14

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  • A Woman, A Child, and a Dragon (Revelation 12:1-6)

    October 9, 2022 · Dr Josh Burnham

    Hidden Revealed

    • 30:01Exodus 14

      Never forget in Exodus 14 that God parted the Red Sea. This is Exodus language to remind the people of God. Listen, God has always protected his people. Don't you remember the time you were in the wilderness and you were hungry and there was no food? God gave bread from heaven called manna. Don't you remember when you cried out in Egypt and you could find no way of escape? God delivered you.

  • History of Faithfulness

    March 7, 2021 · Jared Mitchell

    UNDEFEATED

    • 21:17Exodus 14

      the Red Sea the Egyptians pursued your ancestors with chariots and with horsemen as far as the sea and your ancestors cried out to the Lord so he put darkness between you and the Egyptians it brought the sea over them engulfing them your own eyes saw what I did to Egypt so after that you lived in the wilderness for a long time so real quickly I want to go back I want to look at this story that he's referencing in Exodus 14

    • 21:26Exodus 14

      14 just to give us some context figure out what's going on here again you don't have to turn there we'll have the text on the screen but I want to see Exodus 14 verse 10 it says this it says as Pharaoh approached the Israelites looked up and there were the Egyptians coming after them the Israelites were terrified and they cried out to the Lord for help and they said to Moses they said is it because there are no graves in Egypt

    • 27:08Exodus 14

      This is what Moses says. He's standing before they cross the Red Sea, and he says, do not be afraid. Stand firm and see the Lord's salvation in Exodus 14, 13. Before God has already delivered, Moses is standing up and saying, stand firm and see the Lord's salvation. Who would have known this story as a child growing up? Habakkuk. So when he's saying, Lord, do you save?…

    • 0:41Exodus 14

      I see no more beautiful way to begin this sermon than to see parents who are dedicating a child into the Lord. Saying we want our family to be in right order. And the verse they chose for Paul, which we didn't share earlier, I want to share now, is Exodus 14, 14. Which says the Lord will fight for you. That our life should match our confession. That our life should match our confession.

    • 4:48Exodus 14:14

      He was screaming at us. And I just couldn't quite figure out what he was saying and what he wanted us to do. That summer, I clung to Exodus 14.14. The Lord will fight for you. You need only to be still. So many things in our lives, we think, okay, we've got this. We can control this. I am type A. I am a controller. I want everything to be just like this. And so…

    • 1:34Exodus 14

      …sounds one day, we don't anticipate that because we like trumpets. We anticipate that because we will finally see Christ face-to-face. So that's what God is doing. And so today we look at numbers, numbers. We look at Exodus 14. With this thought, we are facing the sea, but yet we should fear the Lord. Facing the sea and fearing the Lord. Facing the sea and fearing the Lord. You see, this word here, this book that I am holding, is the living,…

    • 2:55Exodus 14

      Chapter 14. And we will read the entire chapter this morning, but we will settle on the first 10 verses to begin with. Second book of the Bible, Exodus chapter 14. Now the Lord spoke to Moses, saying, "Speak to the children of Israel, that they turn and camp before Pihirath." "Between Migdol and the sea, opposite of Baal Zephon, you shall camp before it by the sea."