Outline—Exodus 6:28–7:13

1. Re-charging Moses (vv. 6:28–7:2)
2. Promises of God (vv. 7:3–6)
3. The contest begins!(vv. 7:7–13)

Other passages covered in this message:

1. 2 Timothy 3:1–9
2. Exodus 6:6–27

Take Home Points

• These were real people.
• All our hearts are hard; they need to be softened and molded by God.
• Wicked men obey only because of fear; good men obey because of love.
• God exists. Ask God to open you eyes so that you might see him.

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Outline—Exodus 5:1–6:6

1. Let my people go! (vv. 5:1–4)
2. Huge debacle (vv. 5:5–23)
3. God’s strong answer(vv. 5:20–6:6)

Other passages covered in this message:

1. Isaiah 5:6-13

Take Home Points

• God’s ways are not our ways—He is far smarter and wiser than we are!
• Be thankful that God Almighty has unlimited freedom in the performance of His promises.
• Are you anticipating what you will learn next about God?
• Are you, like Pharoah, stuck in the Who vs. Why of God?
• We need to keep our word as God keeps His promises.

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Outline—Exodus 4:1–31

1. Moses’ 1st objection (vv. 1–9)
2. Moses’ 2nd objection (vv. 10–12)
3. Moses’ 3rd objection (vv. 13–17)
4. Transitional recap (v. 31)

Take Home Points

• Among the affairs of nations, God is still in charge.
• Even that which is infected by the worst plague can be restored by God.
• You can’t run away, you need to be cleansed by God.
• God reserves the right to judge sin and sinners in any way.
• God accepts all our shortcimings—except disobedeince.
• Great men have to face great obstacles.
• Life is an adventure for believers!

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Outline—Exodus 3:1–7

1. A strange sight (vv. 1–4)
2. Introduction to God (vv. 3–6)
3. Commission of Moses (vv. 7–10)
4. Assurance (vv. 11–15)
5. God’s plan for Moses (v. 16)

Take Home Points

• Moses’ time as a shepherd was a good experience for leading his people out of Egypt.
• The bush wasn’t fuel for the fire—God is totally self-sufficient.

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Outline—Exodus 2

1. Moses’ youth (vv. 1–10)
2. Moses’ attempt at leadership (vv. 11–15)
3. The preparatory years (vv. 16–25)

Take Home Points

• God’s answers come from the most unexpected places. Be assured of that!
• The eyes of faith see the hand of the Lord.
• If you know the Lord, you can see His hand at work—even today!
• You may feel insignificant, but God sees you as an individual.
• Be the man God calls you to b.e

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Outline—Exodus 1:1–2:4

1. How blessed the children of Israel were (vv. 1–7)
2. How burdened they were (vv. 8–12)
3. They come under bondage (vv. 13–14)
4. Badgering of the children of Israel (vv. 15–22)
5. Beset on every side (vv. 2:1–4)

Take Home Points

• If you have two godly parents, you are among the most blessed people on earth. Moses believed because both his parents knew God.
• God provides and always keeps his promises.
• To appreciate freedom, we need to experience bondage.

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