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Exodus: Redeemed Sermon Series

Building upon the foundation of our previous series, “Exodus: Rescued,” we now delve deeper into the unfolding narrative of redemption as we explore Exodus 1-31. In “Exodus: Redeemed,” we continue our journey through the pages of Scripture, witnessing the ongoing story of God’s deliverance and redemption. Join us as we discover how God’s rescue mission in Exodus 1-19 sets the stage for the profound redemption revealed in Exodus 20-31.

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March 17 | Exodus 31:1-11

Exodus 31:1-11 illustrates the theme of utilizing our gifts for God’s glory, detailing God’s appointment of Bezalel and Oholiab to construct the Tabernacle. This passage underscores that our talents are purposefully bestowed by God, who fills us with the Spirit to achieve greatness in craftsmanship and collaboration. 

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March 10 | Exodus 28:15-30

This passage discusses the construction of the High Priest’s breastpiece, symbolizing the carrying of the Israelite tribes on his heart before God, signifying unity and intercession. It introduces the Urim and Thummim within the breastpiece, serving as divine instruments for guidance. Mike will be focusing his sermon on God’s Will. 

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March 3 | Exodus 28

In this transformative sermon by Pastor Paul Fowler at the Lake Forest campus of Christ Church, we embark on a journey through the Old Testament, specifically focusing on the detailed and symbolic priestly garments outlined in Exodus 28. Pastor Fowler masterfully connects these ancient texts to our modern-day lives, urging us to understand and embrace our roles in the priesthood of believers. Through his guidance, we discover the timeless relevance of these scriptures and how they illuminate our path to living a life rooted in faith, purpose, and direct access to God.

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February 25 | Exodus 27:1-8

In Exodus 27:1-8, we delve into God’s detailed instructions to Moses for constructing the altar of acacia wood, a central piece in the Tabernacle that symbolizes the necessity of sacrifice for atonement. This altar, overlaid with bronze and adorned with horns, represents the strength and power of divine forgiveness, where innocent sacrifices were made for the redemption of the people. Through this passage, we learn about the profound significance of the altar not only as a place of sacrifice but also as a precursor to the ultimate sacrifice of Christ, embodying the intersection of divine justice and mercy.

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February 18 | Exodus 26:1-6

Exodus 26:1-6 provides detailed instructions from God to Moses regarding the construction of the Tabernacle’s outer covering. The passage emphasizes the importance of precision and reverence in worship, as the Tabernacle symbolizes God’s presence among His people. Believers are called to create sacred spaces where God’s glory can dwell, mirroring the meticulous obedience of the Israelites in following God’s instructions. Ultimately, the Tabernacle serves as a reminder of God’s desire to dwell intimately among His people, highlighting the need for our hearts to be prepared as holy dwelling places for His presence.

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February 11 | Exodus 25:10-22

In Exodus 25:10-22, God instructs Moses to construct the Ark of the Covenant, a symbol of His presence among His people. This passage highlights the importance of honoring God’s presence and following His commands with reverence and obedience.

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February 4 | Exodus 25:1-9

In Exodus 25:1-9, God instructs Moses to gather offerings from the Israelites to build a sanctuary, emphasizing the importance of voluntary and willing contributions from the heart. This passage underscores the idea that true worship involves the generous giving of one’s resources and talents for the purpose of honoring and glorifying God.

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January 28 | Exodus 24:1-8

In Exodus 24:1-8, Moses, along with Aaron, Nadab, Abihu, and seventy elders, ascends Mount Sinai to ratify the covenant between God and the Israelites. The people express their commitment to follow God’s commands, and Moses seals the covenant with a sacrificial offering, symbolizing the unity and sacred agreement between God and His chosen people.

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January 21 | Psalm 19:7-11

Psalm 19:7-11 extols the virtues of the law of the Lord, emphasizing its transformative power to revive the soul, make the simple wise, and rejoice the heart. It underscores the incomparable value of God’s statutes, precepts, and commandments, likening them to pure gold and honey, inviting believers to cherish and live by the divine guidance found in His Word.

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January 14 | Exodus 20:1-17

Exodus 20:1-17 contains the Ten Commandments given by God to Moses on Mount Sinai. In these verses, God outlines fundamental principles for righteous living, emphasizing the importance of devotion to Him, ethical conduct, and respect for others as integral aspects of a virtuous life.

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Connection Sunday: Acts 2:42-47

In Acts 2:42-47, we witness the early Christian community devoted to the apostles’ teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer. Their unity and generosity created a vibrant and awe-inspiring testimony, reminding us of the transformative power of living in harmony with God and one another.

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New Years Eve: Hebrews 12:1-2

In this one-off sermon, we turn our hearts to Hebrews 12:1-2, where the Apostle encourages us to run the race of faith with endurance, laying aside every weight that hinders us. As we fix our gaze on Jesus, the author, and perfecter of our faith, we are reminded that He endured the cross for the joy set before Him. Join us for a powerful reflection on perseverance, surrender, and the enduring love of our Savior, setting the tone for our upcoming series, “Exodus: Redeemed.”