Moses reminds the people of God's works in their deliverance from Pharaoh, provision in the wilderness, and protection on the battlefield, emphasizing the importance of keeping the covenant and doing what they know to do, while leaving the secret things to God. [... more]

The Lord God of our fathers, Jehovah, is the true author of liberty, and He has established His own memorial, wanting us to remember His great name and His work of redemption. We should remember Him as Creator every seventh day and observe a special Memorial Day in His honor, remembering His great name unto all generations. [... more]

John Moses Browning, an American inventor, created firearms that changed the world, including the first automatic rifle and the 50-caliber machine gun, which armed American and British planes in World War II. His designs were used in every major battle, and his legacy continues to impact modern warfare. [... more]

Waiting is a crucial aspect of the Christian life, as seen in the story of Nehemiah, who waited four months before approaching the king. This period of waiting allowed God to prepare Nehemiah and teach him his path, changing his circumstances and strengthening his faith. Similarly, Moses waited 40 years before leading the Hebrews out of Egypt, and Charles Spurgeon faced numerous setbacks before becoming a renowned preacher. The Bible teaches that waiting is not wasted time, but rather an opportunity for God to work in our lives and prepare us for the future. [... more]

Moses, a man who had to rebound from past mistakes, shows us that it's never too late for a fresh encounter with God, who can give us back the years that have been lost due to our own decisions. [... more]

When God calls us to step up, there's a cost involved, and it's not just about sacrificing a weekend or two. It's about being willing to give up our comfort, our security, and our status. Nehemiah's story in the Bible is a powerful example of what it means to be a shepherd and to have a shepherd's heart. It's about seeing people the way Jesus sees them, with compassion and love. We need to ask ourselves what moves us, what challenges us, and what motivates us to serve others. We need to be willing to pray and fast, not just to feel bad for others, but to be moved by their needs and to take action. We need to remember that God is still working, even in the midst of chaos and uncertainty, and that He has a plan for His people. We need to be the salt and the light in the world, and to seek His guidance and direction in all that we do. [... more]

Paul's teaching in Galatians emphasizes the distinction between Christianity and moralism, highlighting the importance of faith in Christ and the gospel of grace. He warns against self-redemption and legalism, encouraging believers to live as sons, not slaves, and to walk in the Spirit, knowing God and delighting in Him. [... more]

God's word calls us to understand the truths of judgment and mercy, and to respond with a repentant heart, seeking Him with a desire to turn from sin and seek forgiveness, and to find eternal rest and peace in Jesus Christ. [... more]

In this episode Greg outlines the diverse spiritual fires that began spreading out into the world from Jerusalem after the amazing Christ-designed-and-executed outpouring of the Holy Spirit as tongues of fire fires of devotion of light of rapidly spreading faith and so forth Was this New Testament fire something new Or was it like previous fires manifest during the period of Law Was it strange fire Or was it the same fire that burned in the bush which Moses gazed upon and to which captivated with wonder he drew near Was it the same fire that was enveloped by the [... more]

The passage in Deuteronomy 10:17 is the structure of the Amidah prayer, emphasizing God's power and majesty. The concept of fear of the Lord is crucial, as it is the beginning of wisdom and requires intimacy with God's power, which is beyond human understanding. [... more]

The importance of receiving all that God has revealed in His Word, including both comforting and challenging truths, is emphasized in this message. The speaker highlights the judgment of God on idolaters and the wicked, as well as His mercy and love for His people. The need for repentance and the importance of not picking and choosing which parts of God's Word to follow are also stressed. [... more]

Defining a financial finish line is a powerful tool for establishing a solid plan for your finances and recognizing that all of God's provision belongs to Him. By setting a maximum for your spending, you can protect yourself against lifestyle creep and keep yourself aligned with God's purposes for your finances. This concept is not just for high net worth individuals, but can be applied by anyone, regardless of their financial situation. [... more]

The story of Samson, a biblical anti-hero, has served as a source of inspiration to those willing to risk life and limb in the struggle for social equality, but his legacy has also been associated with violence and destruction, and has been put aside by figures like Martin Luther King Jr. in favor of a more peaceful message drawn from the Exodus story. [... more]

Discovering true confidence comes from seeing how big and powerful God is, and getting swept up in His purposes. God doesn't deal with our insecurities by teaching us about ourselves, but by calling us to focus on who He is. By becoming confident in His purposes, we can become confident in our own lives and find the strength to overcome our insecurities and doubts. [... more]

God's purpose is for us to move forward, not be held back by our past. We must repent of whining and stop hanging out with people who are stuck in the past. We need to focus on God's perspective and trust in His plan for our future. [... more]

The Bible teaches about the importance of leadership and the dangers of corruption, as seen in the story of Moses and the Ethiopian woman. Similarly, the Trump presidency has faced challenges from corrupt judges and the deep state, while the fake news media has spread false information. The Bible also emphasizes the importance of standing up against injustice and fighting for what is right, as seen in the story of the Christian resistance. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the similarities and differences between Islam and Judaism, with a focus on the concept of the Messiah and the role of God in both faiths. The speakers explore the importance of the Torah and the Bible, as well as the significance of figures such as Moses and Jesus in their respective traditions. [... more]

The trumpet of God holds significant meaning in the Bible, first appearing in Exodus 19:19, where God speaks to Moses through a voice that sounds like a trumpet. The trumpet is associated with important occasions, such as the Israelites' entry into the Promised Land at Jericho, and is also linked to the return of Christ, as described in 1 Thessalonians 4:17. [... more]

Moses knew that a satisfied people would forget the Lord, so he exhorted the Israelites to fear and serve Him, and to diligently keep His commandments. He also instructed them to teach their children about God's statutes and to avoid compromising with other nations. [... more]

The book of Deuteronomy is a single sermon by Moses, aiming to help believers understand how the Lord leads His people. It's a book about the transition of leadership from Moses to Joshua, pointing to the critical nature of leadership and ultimately to Christ as the King and greater Joshua. The book is full of spiritual help and is full of Jesus. [... more]

The transfiguration of Jesus on a mountain with Peter, James, and John was a remarkable vision of the future kingdom, featuring the resurrected saints represented by Moses and the raptured saints represented by Elijah, foreshadowing Jesus' own death and resurrection. [... more]

The book of Deuteronomy contains laws given by Moses that are critical for Christians in living the Christian life. God's law is not just a set of rules, but a call to avoid idolatry and to have a personal relationship with Him. The law is designed to support this relationship and to warn against the great human temptation to replace God with something else. In Deuteronomy, we see a call to rest and to remember God as the rescuer of slaves, and to understand our relationships with one another in a communal spirit of mutuality. [... more]

Moses' life is an example of decisive faith, where he made choices that shaped his character and led him to fulfill God's will. His parents' decision to hide him from Pharaoh's edict and his own decision to leave Egypt and follow God's call demonstrate the importance of faith and obedience in shaping one's destiny. [... more]

Moses gathered the people of Israel to review God's miraculous provision and restate the law, emphasizing their unique history and God's supernatural intervention. He charged them to remember the law, destroy enemies, and love God with their entire being, as the Creator God deserves total devotion and service. [... more]

Christians are called to support each other in their spiritual battles, just as Moses and Aaron supported Joshua in the battle against Amalek. This support is crucial, as it allows those on the front lines to focus on their mission while others provide the necessary backing to ensure their success. [... more]

Financial success can lead to spiritual failure if we forget God and become blinded by wealth. The Bible teaches us to prioritize rest and worship, and to use our wealth to bless others and advance God's kingdom. By living generously and connecting our daily work to God's kingdom, we can break free from the toxic cycle of success and live a life of joy and purpose. [... more]

Paul confronts the Church of Galatia for putting themselves under the bondage of the law, basing their favor with God on their performance instead of the work of Jesus. He emphasizes that true transformation and righteousness come from faith in Jesus Christ, not from keeping a moral code or the law of Moses. The gospel of grace is about God doing something that only God can do, and it's not about trusting one's efforts to gain righteousness. [... more]

Thomas Bennett, a former first lieutenant in an African American regiment during the Civil War, played a crucial role in building the Winchester company into what it is today. He was a successful businessman and gun designer, and his relationship with John Moses Browning, another famous gun designer, was complex and ultimately led to a falling out. Bennett's legacy is a testament to his perseverance and dedication to his work, even as the company faced challenges and ultimately fell into receivership. [... more]

When making financial decisions, it's essential to remember that God is the source of all we have, not just the provision itself, but the power to earn it. By trusting in God's provision, we can stop treating financial security as something we manufacture and begin receiving it as something God provides, freeing us to work, save, and give with joy. [... more]

We often misunderstand God's plan and struggle with doubt, but Jesus helps John the Baptist refocus his priorities, answer his doubts with Scripture, and stay the course, reminding us that we are greater than John because we have Jesus living in our hearts and are part of the new covenant. [... more]

The transfiguration of Jesus Christ is a pivotal moment in his earthly ministry, where he shines like the sun with Moses and Elijah by his side. This spectacle leaves the disciples speechless, and Peter's attempt to memorialize the moment is rebuked by the Father in heaven. The story highlights the importance of faith, salvation, and the relationship between Jesus and his followers. [... more]

Paul's three-step approach to evangelism, as seen in Acts 28:23, involves explaining Jesus from the Scriptures, expounding on the Lord's work in one's life, and offering expectations for those who hear the good news. [... more]

The concept of meekness is explored through the biblical character of Moses, who was described as the meekest man of his time. The hosts discuss how meekness is often misunderstood and how it's not about being weak or timid, but rather about having a vision and humility. They examine the lives of historical leaders such as Winston Churchill and George Washington, who demonstrated meekness in their leadership, and how it's essential for effective leadership and spiritual growth. [... more]

God's presence with his people has always been the point of this whole Exodus journey. The tabernacle was a mobile Mount Sinai, a symbol of God's presence with his people, and it foreshadowed Jesus, who is the ultimate tabernacle. Jesus is our daily cleansing, our table of showbread, our golden lampstand, our altar of incense, and our holy of holies. We can experience God's presence every day by following the pattern of the tabernacle in our daily quiet time, which should be the center of our life. [... more]

The power of prayer is demonstrated through the story of Moses and Pharaoh, where God's answers affirm faith and encourage believers to keep praying. A pastor shares his own experiences and the importance of making the most of God's answers to prayer, highlighting the confidence and trust that comes with seeking God's face. [... more]

Jesus meets Moses, the law, and Simeon, a righteous and devout man who has been waiting for the Messiah. Mary and Joseph follow the law by circumcising Jesus and presenting him to the Lord, and they offer sacrifices for purification. Simeon recognizes Jesus as the Messiah and blesses God, while Anna, a prophetess, also recognizes Jesus as the Messiah and speaks of Him to all who were waiting for the redemption of Jerusalem. [... more]

Moses' dying song, Psalm 90, reflects on his life's work and the fleeting nature of human existence, contrasting it with the eternal and unchanging God. [... more]

Moses and Pharaoh's story in Exodus illustrates God's plan to display his glory and show that he is the only God who can rescue and bring true freedom. God's work in the world is not just about making things easier for us, but about helping us know him more and trust him more, and ultimately, to glorify himself through us. [... more]

Moses' encounter with God at the burning bush reveals crucial principles for how we encounter God, including God taking the initiative, moving in response to prayer, and being the supplier of power. The story also highlights the importance of trusting in God's plans and not trying to accomplish them through our own strength or flesh. [... more]

Like Jesus, Moses rescued the people from the bondage that was caused by their sin, illustrating our salvation through the story of the Exodus. God's power to save works both on a grand scale and in the small details of our lives, as seen in the book of Exodus, which defines salvation and depicts our deliverance from sin and oppression. [... more]