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Exodus #4

Sermon Summary

In this sermon, Sandy Hart emphasises God's majestic power and faithfulness in the commissioning of Moses and Israel, highlighting the importance of trusting God during times of waiting and the call to live as a holy nation that reflects His love and justice to the world.

Key Takeaways

1. Trusting God in the Wilderness: The wilderness represents our "not yet" moments, where we are invited to grow in confident trust in God. Just as the Israelites learned to trust God during their journey, we too must learn to trust Him in our waiting periods. Reflect on how well you have trusted God this week and seek to build your trust through His Spirit, Word, and Creation.

2. Living as a Holy Nation: God called the Israelites to be a priestly kingdom and a holy nation, set apart to live differently. This calling extends to us as believers, who are to represent God's kingdom on earth. Consider how your life reflects this calling and how you can live out your faith in a way that draws others to God.

3. The Law as a Guide for Life: The Law given to the Israelites was not a means of salvation but a guide for living out their salvation. It addressed loving God, loving neighbors, and caring for the land. Reflect on how these principles apply to your life today and how you can embody God's wisdom and discernment in your actions.

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The Theological Significance of Exodus: The Exodus story is a powerful narrative of transformation, from slavery to freedom and from chaos to order. It foreshadows the new creation brought by Jesus, who offers us deliverance from sin and a new life. Reflect on how Jesus' offer of new life impacts your daily living and how you can embrace this new creation.

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God's Presence in Our Lives: Just as God promised to dwell with the Israelites, He is with us today through Jesus Christ. This constant presence is a source of comfort and strength. Reflect on how you experience God's presence in your life and how it influences your trust and obedience to Him.


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