Mar 27, 2022
Sermon: The Magicians’ Limit
By: Pastor Ben Hulst
Exodus 8.16-19: In this third plague, a detail noted is the Egyptian magicians couldn't match what Aaron and Moses do. They are undone. All their secret arts are shown as a fraud, empty, and lacking power. But the name of the LORD is powerful and knowing it brings life and hope over death. This is the power of Jesus' name that has been given to us. It protects us from the destructive darkness and gives us the hope of everlasting life.
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- Mar 27, 2022Sermon: The Magicians’ Limit
Mar 27, 2022Sermon: The Magicians’ LimitBy: Pastor Ben HulstExodus 8.16-19: In this third plague, a detail noted is the Egyptian magicians couldn't match what Aaron and Moses do. They are undone. All their secret arts are shown as a fraud, empty, and lacking power. But the name of the LORD is powerful and knowing it brings life and hope over death. This is the power of Jesus' name that has been given to us. It protects us from the destructive darkness and gives us the hope of everlasting life.
- Mar 20, 2022Sermon: The Sweet Aroma of Abundant Life
Mar 20, 2022Sermon: The Sweet Aroma of Abundant LifeBy: Pastor Ben HulstExodus 7.25-8.15: With the plague of frogs, God is challenging the ideas the Egyptians have regarding the power of life and protection. In bringing the frogs, God is overwhelming the powers of the Egyptian gods and guiding them to see the stench of their idolatry.
- Mar 13, 2022Sermon: There Will Be Blood
Mar 13, 2022Sermon: There Will Be BloodBy: Pastor Ben HulstExodus 7.14-24: Through this plague, God is seeking to show who is really in charge and provide a warning to Pharaoh of the chaos he is bringing. The presence of blood speaks to the need to repent and signals to the Israelites who is the true God to revere. Not the gods of Egypt, but the God of Israel, who will save them.
- Mar 6, 2022Sermon: Purifying Fire
Mar 6, 2022Sermon: Purifying FireBy: Pastor Ben HulstExodus 3.1-22: Fire is both a destructive force and a purifying force. What effect it has depends on how one is connected to the pure source of life. Moses discovers, through the burning bush, the purposes of the God of life, that seeks not to destroy him, but purify him and call him to a higher purpose. This is the goal of God in our own life. We are the bush, that should burn, but doesn't. Not because of our strength, but the merciful fire of God that purifies us, but doesn't destroy us. This is the grace we find strength in.
