Sunday, July 19, 2009

Exodus 23 - The Messengers Anointed

Exodus 4:10-17; 1 Corinthians 1:17-31

Brief Sermon Overview +/-

Through the Exodus account the Holy Spirit exhibits for us both the Temporal and Spiritual deliverance of God's people from the wrath of Pharaoh, and the evil taskmasters of sin's hard bondage.

By use of the Lawgiver, God's man Moses, a great type of the Lord Christ, God shows how Christ brings His people from sin's hard bondage, to regeneration, to justice, to dominion and finally to everlasting life.

After identifying Himself to Moses as the Sovereign and Eternal Great I AM, God now sets His plan in motion. And yet, this plan is not only a mere deliverance from Egyptian bondage, and Pharaoh's tyranny. It has far reaching implications.

God is calling Israel to a complete transformation, and thus a total restructuring of Hebraic society by particular adherence to His Holy Law.

This lecture considers the call, and the anointing of the messengers of God as they are poised to the battle against Pharaoh, King of Egypt.

Sunday, July 5, 2009

Exodus 21a - A Sermon For America

Jeremiah 32:26-33; Hebrews 4:12
Brief Sermon Overview +/-

Through the Exodus account the Holy Spirit exhibits for us both the Temporal and Spiritual deliverance of God's people from the wrath of Pharaoh, and the evil taskmasters of sin's hard bondage.

By use of the Lawgiver, God's man Moses, a great type of the Lord Christ, God shows how Christ brings His people from sin's hard bondage, to regeneration, to justice, to dominion and finally to everlasting life.

After Identifying Himself to Moses as the Sovereign and Eternal Great I AM, God begins to set forth a logistical tactic for deliverance which beings with the gathering of the elders of Israel. This is God's first action-strategy commandment to Moses.

God is calling Israel to a complete transformation, and thus a total restructuring of Hebraic society by particular adherence to His Holy Law.

This lecture examines Israel's situation as an example for our time in American History.