You probably have heard the phrase, between a rock and a hard place. The Israelites were not between these two but instead experienced first one and then the other. See how the rock helped them when in a hard place.
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Have you ever been hungry, really really hungry? Besides the hunger pains a person doesn’t think well. Despite the Israelites not trusting God, God met their need of food and then some.
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In this chapter we see the beginning of life of the Israelites, as a nation and as the people of God. They go from one extreme to another on the continuum of spiritual life. May we learn from them.
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Many people decorate their houses for the Christmas season. The church also uses decorations to help prepare for Christmas. These decorations have meaning and purpose. Today’s show talks about these.
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Pharaoh realized his slaves were gone. Who would make bricks and build him buildings? So Pharaoh went after the Israelites to bring them back. It did not end well for Pharaoh. This brings a strong message to our lives as well.
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The ten plagues that the Lord sent demonstrated for Pharaoh that the Lord was God. Pharaoh let the people go. Now in the desert The Lord does some unique things.
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Pastor Kevin, who was raised in the Jewish faith relates how the tenth plague is an echo of his Christian faith.
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The ninth and tenth plague were extremely hard and harsh; Deep darkness and first-born male to die. Listen in to learn about the details and how they relate to us today.
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Throughout history Christians have lived with good and bad governments. When things are going well, it’s easy for Christians; when bad, it’s hard. So how does a person spiritually decide which it is? What does a person then do?
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The Lord sent plagues on Egypt to show He was the only true God. Even with Egypt being destroyed before the Pharaoh’s eyes, he continued to refuse to let the people go.
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