Men's Bible Study at Rolling Hills Community Church in Lago Vista, TX
In Session 4, "Deliverance," you will be challenged to think beyond your limitations to say yes to God.
The Story: To understand the Bible, says author and pastor Randy Frazee, you need bifocal lenses, because two perspectives are involved. The Lower Story, our story, is actually many stories of men and women interacting with God in the daily course of life. The Upper Story is God’s story, the tale of his great, overarching purpose that puts the individual stories together like panels in one unified mural. Bestselling author Max Lucado also adds some introductory insights. Through these 31 video sessions, The Story small group study opens your eyes to God’s master plan as it unfolds in the lives of the Bible’s characters. Discover the heart of God’s Upper Story and the joy that comes as you align your story with God’s.
2. Major Points
•The Exodus is to the Israelites the same as:
•The Fourth of July to the citizens of the United
States of America
•Bastille Day is to the French
•The Magna Carta is to the British
3. Major Points
• Exodus 1 – Changing times and changing circumstances
• Exodus 2 – Birth of Moses and early manhood
• Exodus 3 – Call of Moses
• Exodus 4 – On the road to Egypt
• Exodus 5 – The struggle begins: Moses and Aaron before
the Pharaoh
• Exodus 6 – Moses call, the covenant and genealogy
• Exodus 7-11 – The going gets rough, the Plagues
• Exodus 12: - Forward March, the Exodus
4. Major Points
• Exodus 15 – Singing Praises to the Lord
• Exodus 16-17 – Trouble on the way, food water and the
Amalekite raid.
5. Moses as a Baby
Exodus 2
Pharaoh order the
first born killed
Mid wives protected
the first born
6. Moses killing Egyptian
Exodus 2
Showed his strong
connection to the
Hebrew people
Moses was chosen
by God but still
human.
8. Moses and the
burning bush
Exodus 3-4
God reveals that He is the great I AM (Lord)
Abraham, Issac and Jacob knew God as El Shaddai
(God Almighty)
Moses resists God’s Plan
Who am I that I should go?
Who are you to send me?
But they will not believe me?
9. Moses and Aaron before
Pharaoh
Exodus 5
God gave them signs
to convince Pharaoh
Battle between God
and the gods of the
Egyptians
10.
11. Moses parting the Red Sea
Exodus 12
600,000 men (approx. 3
million) 12:37
Many non-Iraelites (12:38)
The big Cecil B. DeMille
moment.
13. Trouble in the Desert
Exodus 17
They griped about
Water, Food, the
Amalekites.
God provided a
solution for all their
needs.
14. Major Points
•God is in control no matter what the circumstances
•God always chooses the right person: God’s view of
Moses
• Moses had a shaky past in Egypt
• Moses does not have good speaking skills
•God’s name.
• I AM
• YHWH
15. Major Points
•God will accomplish His Plan
•Pharaoh agreed several times to release
the Israelites
•God hardens Pharaoh's heart so He can
reveal his Plan in the 10th Plague
(Passover)
17. Discussion
•How is Passover (Exodus 12:1-24) an
ancient sign pointing to the death of
Jesus on the cross as the final Lamb of
God who will take away the sins of the
world?
18. Discussion
•God always was, is and will be, He calls
Himself the “I AM”, the self-existent one
(Exodus 3:14).
•How can embracing the eternal “I AM”
help you face the challenging moments
of a normal day?
19. Discussion
•Tell about a time you were minding your
own business, going through your
normal Lower Story life, and God
showed up, revealed himself or spoke to
you in some surprising way.
20. Discussion
•God is active in His peoples deliverance. In
Exodus 3:7-10:
•What did God see, hear, and feel?
•What did God say he would do?
•What did God call Moses to do?