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Exodus 17:8-16. Jehovah Nissi, God is our Banner. After Israel's wandering in the wilderness, the soon-to-be nation has an encounter with their first enemy after Egypt—the Amalekites. Compared to their experience with Egypt wherein they simply had to wait and watch God win the victory for them, this time, God wanted Israel to participate in the victory against the Amalekites. Joshua, a new charact...

Exodus 16:7-36. Sometimes, God will give us blessings with instructions. This is to test us, to see if we will walk in His commands and if we will be faithful to do them. Preacher: Ed Pilapil Jr. In Exodus 16, Israel's days in the wilderness lead to further grumbling. The Lord hears, and tests them with bread in the morning and meat in the evening, giving them instructions through Moses. These ins...

The mighty acts that God performed throughout Israel's exit and deliverance from Egypt was quickly forgotten by the Israelites as they experienced thirst, hunger, and weariness in the wilderness. Preacher: Ed Pilapil Jr. They grumbled against Moses and Aaron, thereby grumbling against God. He then would provide bread from heaven, but this came with specific instructions. God provided for them acco...

Exodus 15:22-27. God is faithful in His promises to His people. He knows just what we need, when we need them. Soon after celebrating God's victory against Egypt, the Israelites face the next 3 days through the wilderness without water. They grumble against Moses, and against God, only to realize later that God had already prepared for them 12 springs of water and 70 date palm trees for their jour...

Exodus 15:1-21: The divine battle at the Red Sea (Sea of Reeds) was God's military display of power to the Egyptians. Pharoah was defeated. Israel, finally free from bondage, celebrate His victory with overwhelming joy through song and dance. The song of Moses is rich; its lyrics poetic, filled with story and doctrine. It tells of God—not only as Lord and King, but also as a warrior. Terror and dr...

Pray, trust in God, but move forward. It is important for us to surrender to the will of God and to trust in Him, but once He gives us direction, we must take action. In Exodus 14:15-31, God, through Moses, opens the Red Sea (also known as the Sea of Reeds) for the Israelites to escape the Egyptian army. He tells Israel to keep an omer of manna, that the generations would know and remember that Ya...

God is both judge and defender. Trust Him, follow Him, He is your defender. Fight Him, He is your judge. Exodus 14:1-14: God would strike Pharaoh with one more judgement. God would defeat Egypt's military, proving that God was (and still is) more powerful than the strongest army. Israel panicked but Moses declared to them that God would fight for them. Preacher: Ed Pilapil Jr.

Exodus 13:17-22. Follow God's lead. If we follow, we shall never be alone in our spiritual journey. Preacher: Ed Pilapil Jr.

Exodus 13:1-16. Do not forget what God did in Egypt. Do not forget what Jesus did on the cross. In Exodus 13, God commands Israel through Moses to establish the feast of the unleavened bread, to remember how God delivered them from Egypt. Preacher: Steve Bonilla

"Isn't God a God of love? If so, how can He kill?" Yes, God is a God of love, but He is also a God of justice and mercy. And above all, He is sovereign. In Exodus 12, God kills all the firstborn of Egypt. Preacher: Ed Pilapil Jr.

There’s a way to escape judgement. Here's the morning sermon by Steve Bonilla on Exodus 12:1-28.

God prepares His people for the most devastating blow on Egypt. Here’s Exodus 11. Preacher: Ed Pilapil Jr.

No compromise. God’s word is holy. No one should water it down, not even men of power like Pharaoh. God displays His power and glory against the false gods of Egypt. This is Exodus 10. Preacher: Ed Pilapil Jr.

What is False Repentance? Remorse with no change. It is a lie which may seem true at the start. On the other hand, True Repentance is a change of mind — a shift in paradigm, and a 180 degree turn. It is a firm decision to follow Christ instead of the world. Here is Exodus 9. Preacher: Ed Pilapil Jr.

God uses Pharoah’s stubborn opposition to reveal His glory. Exodus 8. Preacher: Ed Pilapil Jr.

God sends a plague of blood to Egypt. He would use this to display His power for all the world see — that the most powerful nation in that era, along with its leader, would bend before the mighty will of God. Exodus 7. Preacher: Ed Pilapil Jr.

Pursue God's plan even if people blame you or circumstances might not look good. Scripture: Exodus 6. Preacher: Ed Pilapil Jr.

Moses followed the instructions given to him by God, but the people of Israel retaliated and blamed him and Aaron. Was it a setback, or was it part of God's sure plan? This is Exodus 5. Preacher: Ed Pilapil Jr.

Moses faces a family issue after encountering God at the burning bush. This is Exodus 4:18-31. Preacher: Steve Bonilla

At the burning bush, God empowers Moses to take on Pharoah. This is Exodus 4:1-17. Preacher: Ed Pilapil Jr.

Exodus 2:23-25 & 3:1-22. Long years in the wilderness taught Moses humility, and stripped him away of all sense of pride and arrogance. But at the right time - 40 years later - God would appear to Moses, and make Himself known. Preacher: Ed Pilapil Jr.

Exodus 2:11-22. After killing the Egyptian, Moses flees and spends 40 years in the wilderness, where God would prepare and perfect His character for the work he was to do. Preacher: Ed Pilapil Jr.

During a time of nation-wide slaughter and massacre, Moses was born, and God would raise him as His leader. Here is Exodus 2:1-10. Preacher: Ed Pilapil Jr.

After spending 3 years studying the book of Genesis, we begin the book of Exodus with Exodus 1, “Blessed Yet Persecuted". Preacher: Ed Pilapil Jr.

A father instructs, corrects, rebukes, yet loves. This Father's day, we delved into God's character as a Father, as is described in Proverbs 3:11-12 - that He disciplines those He loves. Preacher: Ed Pilapil Jr.