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Exodus: God's People Redeemed | Week 7 — The Enemy Defeated
Exodus 14:1–15:21 | Teaching by Summer Lacy

With Pharaoh's army approaching and the Red Sea before them, the Israelites find themselves in a seemingly impossible situation. But the LORD has led His people to this very place—and He has already declared what He intends to accomplish.

In this teaching, Summer Lacy explores the LORD's purpose in leading Israel to the Red Sea, His power to save His people and defeat their enemy, and the song of praise that follows. We'll consider how God makes His glory known through His saving work, what Israel's response teaches us about faith, and how the Song of Moses points forward to the greater redemption accomplished through Jesus Christ.

The God who has redeemed His people is the God who will faithfully lead them.

Are we learning to trust the LORD even when the way forward seems impossible? And does what He has revealed about Himself move us to greater trust, obedience, and praise?

Exodus: God's People Redeemed | Week 6 — Freedom Secured
Exodus 12:1–13:22 | Teaching by Christi Davis

After generations of slavery, the time has finally come for God to bring His people out of Egypt. But before their departure, the LORD gives Israel detailed instructions—not only for their deliverance, but also for how they are to remember what He has done.

In this teaching, Christi Davis explores the significance of the Passover, the blood of the lamb, and the practices God established to help His people remember their redemption. We'll also consider how these events point forward to Jesus Christ, our perfect Passover Lamb, and what Israel's departure from Egypt teaches us about living as people who have been redeemed.

Redemption is more than something we remember. It changes how we live.

Are we following God away from the sin that once enslaved us? And are we intentionally remembering what He has done?

Exodus: God's People Redeemed | Week 5 — The Enemy Warned
Exodus 7:14–11:10 | Teaching by Summer Lacy

“Who is the LORD that I should obey him?”

Pharaoh's question in Exodus 5:2 sets the stage for one of the most dramatic displays of God's power in Scripture: the ten plagues of Egypt.

But the plagues are more than a series of devastating judgments. Through them, the LORD is purposefully making Himself known—revealing His identity, His presence, His authority, and His power over all creation.

In this teaching from Exodus 7:14–11:10, Summer Lacy explores the intentional structure of the plagues and the lessons God reveals through them. As Pharaoh repeatedly resists the LORD's authority, others begin to recognize who He is.

And Pharaoh's hardened heart offers a sobering warning for us today: It is possible to know more and more about God while refusing to respond to what He has revealed.

God makes Himself known. The question is, how will we respond?

Exodus: God's People Redeemed | Week 4 — Freedom Promised
Exodus 5:1-7:13 | Teaching by Christi Davis

What happens when obedience to God seems to make our circumstances worse rather than better? In this Week 4 teaching, Christi Davis walks through Exodus 5:1–7:13, where Moses confronts Pharaoh with the LORD's command to release His people, only to see their suffering intensify.

As Pharaoh challenges God's authority with the question, “Who is the LORD that I should obey Him?”, God responds by revealing His name, reaffirming His covenant promises, and declaring what He will do to redeem His people. Through Israel's discouragement, Moses' doubts, and Pharaoh's resistance, we discover that God's purposes do not depend on human strength or cooperation. The LORD Himself will act to accomplish what He has promised.

This teaching reminds us that even when circumstances seem to contradict God's promises, His word remains trustworthy. He is the God who makes Himself known, keeps His covenant, and brings His people into freedom.

Exodus: God's People Redeemed | Week 3 — A Deliverer Sent
Exodus 3-4 | Teaching by Christi Davis

What do we do when God’s timing doesn’t look like we expected? In Week 3 of Exodus: God’s People Redeemed, Christi Davis walks through Exodus 3–4 and the calling of Moses, tracing the ways God is at work even when His people can see only a small piece of the story. From the burning bush to Moses’ questions and objections, we see a God who sees the whole story, keeps His promises, provides what His people need, and works according to His perfect timing.

And as God sends Moses to rescue Israel from slavery, Exodus points us toward an even greater rescue still to come. The God who revealed Himself to Moses as the great “I AM” was unfolding a story of redemption that would ultimately lead to Jesus Christ—the Son sent to save His people from their sins. When life doesn’t unfold as we hope or expect, Exodus invites us to widen our gaze, remember what we know about God, and keep watching for what He is doing in the meantime.