Exodus 12

From the series: Exodus: The God Who Delivers

We often think freedom means doing whatever we want. Exodus 12 and 13 shows something better. God sets Israel free so they can live for the purpose they were made for. He gives them a new identity, asks for their first and best, and leads them through the wilderness. What would it look like to offer him your firstborn instead of your leftovers?

From the series: Exodus: The God Who Delivers

God's answer to the destroyer in Exodus 12 is a one-year-old lamb. Not an army or a show of strength, but innocence. The innocent took the place of the guilty, and Israel lived. Paul calls the cross foolishness to the world and God's power to us. This sermon traces how the Passover lamb points straight to Jesus.

From the series: Kingdom Come

We look at the Passover Lamb from the book of Exodus and how it gives us a foreshadowing of Jesus.

From the series: Standalone Messages

Focuses on the significance of Easter, exploring the themes of faith, hope, and love. It recounts the story of sin entering the world through Adam and Eve, necessitating a Savior to restore humanity's relationship with God. Explains how Jesus fulfilled the role of the sacrificial lamb, paying the debt of sin and offering salvation. Through His death and resurrection, Jesus brought hope, demonstrating God's love and providing a way for believers to find eternal life through faith in Him.