Sermons by Luke Crowter (Page 20)

When the enemy feels big and God seems small; stand still & see salvation. The LORD has done it all! The LORD leads His people The LORD controls His enemy The LORD delivers His people The LORD destroys His enemy The answer to fear & distrust is a bigger view of the LORD, and what the LORD is doing.

Lest we forget. The LORD gives His people a meal with a meaning – to celebrate their freedom, remember that blood was shed on their behalf, and tell the next generation all about it. This meal marks… A new era A real redemption A covenant people And it’s needed as a reminder that God owns your life God owns your lips When Jesus ate the Passover on the…

Disobedience deserve death – but we can be sure we’re safe as we look to the Lamb. The deadly danger we all face The substitutionary sacrifice we all need Will you look to the Lamb?

God is glorified in judgement and mercy. In this story we see the LORD’s Purpose – to make Himself knownPower – in judging wickednessPatience – in showing repeated grace. How should we respond? RepentRejoice

Is God worth listening to? Reasons we don’t listen…1. “I’m the boss.”2. “Life is hard.” Reasons we should listen…1. Who God is.2. What God does. Have you given God a fair hearing?

We get a close up look at the instrument God chooses to use as part of His rescue plan… and Moses is not a superhero! God patiently provides for reluctant rescuers Objection 1: They might not listen!Objection 2: I’m no good at speaking!Objection 3: I don’t wanna go!Objection 4: (from God) You’re not fit. God chooses to use the weak things of the…

When God says “Go”, it’s Him we need to know. Exodus 3 gives us a close up view of the LORD. The LORD is Holy The LORD is Rescuer The LORD is The LORD is faithful

When God hears “help”, He raises a rescuer. A protected baby A royal son A rejected ruler An exiled outsider As we watch Moses wrestle with his identity, we see who this rescuer really is…

The first few verses of the book of Exodus recap the story and set the scene. Here are three things we need to know at the start of the story: It’s God’s story God is God God is good