Exodus: A problem shared

Exodus: A problem shared

February 19th, 2012 (PM) - By: Rob Frame

“My mother-in-law has come round to our house at Christmas seven years running. This year we’re having a change. We’re going to let her in.” That’s one of the tamer in law jokes I’ve across. In laws are universally it seems a popular subject for jokes and complaints. I suppose that reflects the truth that [...]

Exodus: The Lord who protects

February 12th, 2012 (PM) - By: Guest Preacher

I love health and safety, just for the news stories it results in: Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council have been telling residents to remove garden gnomes because they are a safety hazard. This Christmas staff at West Norfolk Council were told to remove tinsel from their computer screens because it’s a fire-hazard. Binmen working for Kirklees Council in [...]

Exodus: The Lord who is Patient

January 22nd, 2012 (PM) - By: Rob Frame

Rob Frame brings a message from Exodus 17.1-7 entitled “The Lord who is Patient”.  This is part of the 2012 series from Exodus. Transcript to follow.

Exodus: The Lord who provides

January 15th, 2012 (PM) - By: Rod Earnshaw

Rod Earnshaw brings a message entitled “The Lord who provides” from Exodus 16. This is part of the 2012 series from Exodus. Transcript to follow.

Exodus: The Lord who delivers

January 8th, 2012 (PM) - By: Dan Martin

Dan Martin preaches from Exodus 15. v1-27 entitled; ‘The Lord who delivers.’ The Big Idea: Israel’s faith in God is tested. 1) After elation comes…frustration (v22-24) 2) Provision follows prayer (v25a) 3) Listen and live (v25b-27) Some recommended links: Check out the Gospel Coalition‘s excellent selection of daily Bible reading plans. Also check out Scripture Union’s [...]

Exodus: The Victory Song

March 27th, 2011 (PM) - By: Richard Blayney

The Israelites have just been delivered from years of slavery and oppression and injustice and hopelessness. They’ve been set free by a God who has proved himself to be faithful to his promises and powerful to act. Now, living in the light of the cross, the ultimate mighty act of judgment and deliverance in one, we see that the awesome scenes of the Exodus are just a shadow of what the same God has achieved for us. By default we’re enslaved to sin, powerless to stop ourselves, hopeless in the face of its consequences, chiefly death and judgment from God. But God frees us from sin, makes us alive, gives us sight, brings us from darkness to light, gives us eternal blessing and hope, eternal life, life to the full. How could we not sing?

Exodus: The Great Escape

March 20th, 2011 (PM) - By: Rob Frame

When I started university I lived in a flat of six, all of us had had a year out before uni. Now if you’re thinking what could be more annoying than a house of six nineteen year olds who’ve ‘found themselves’ during their gap year and can’t stop telling everyone then you’re about there. Actually [...]

Exodus: Remember Your Rescuer

March 13th, 2011 (PM) - By: Rod Earnshaw

Rod Earnshaw delivers a message from Exodus 12 and 13 enetiled “Remember Your Rescuer”.  This is part of the 2011 series from Exodus. I’m Australian.  Actually, my Grandfather on my dad’s side was born in Yorkshire, and I believe my Grandmother emigrated from England too, or at least her family did.  On Mum’s side Grandpa was [...]

Exodus: Saved by the blood

February 27th, 2011 (PM) - By: Guest Preacher

Have you ever had a jelly bean Cafe Mocha? It consists of four jelly beans: One chocolate pudding jelly bean, two cappuccino jelly beans and finished off with a cream soda jelly bean. And when you put all four beans in your mouth at once your taste buds go crazy and it’s like you’re actually [...]

Exodus: Let my people go

February 20th, 2011 (PM) - By: Rob Frame

There’s a football cliché that says ‘it’s time for the hype to stop and the action to do the talking!’ There comes a time when the talking has to stop. There’s a time to put your money where your mouth is.

That’s where we find ourselves in Exodus. Moses faces a powerful enemy who has enslaved the Israelites and cruelly increased their workload. Moses lips are faltering along with the Israelites’ hope…