This free 3-part sermon series on Exodus will help you learn how to endure and experience God in wilderness seasons of your life.

THIS FREE CURRICULUM INCLUDES:

— 3-Part sermon script (editable)
— Bible Study and Small Group Discussion Guide
— 3-Part Video Message
— Branding Graphics
— Social Media Graphics

THIS IS HOW THE FREE SERMON SERIES ON EXODUS BREAKS DOWN:

Part 1: Entering the Wilderness: God’s Power

When Moses delivered Israel’s emancipation proclamation, the people found themselves on the fast track to freedom. They were no longer slaves. They were no longer enduring daily beatings. Israel was free! However, freedom from slavery didn’t mean freedom from difficult situations. As they fled Pharaoh, the caravan came to a screeching halt. The Red Sea roared before them. It was a massive barricade, especially with an entire army of Egyptians clamoring behind them. As we explore the wilderness journey of ancient Israel, we can learn three lessons from this story. Each should act as a source of encouragement when life sends you on a detour the long way through the wilderness.

Scripture: Exodus 14:13-16; 21-22

Part 2: Enduring the Wilderness: God’s Provision

When we left off, God’s people had just experienced a miracle at the Red Sea. They were on cloud nine as they danced towards their freedom and their Promised Land. However, there was a much larger obstacle than any sea in their way: the wilderness. By its sheer difficulty, it made the sea look like a stream. What was Israel to do? They had to learn to endure the wilderness.

Scripture: Exodus 16:2-4; Hebrews 11:1

Part 3: Embracing the Wilderness: God’s Presence

Last time, we dissected Israel’s physical provision in the wilderness. God supernaturally gave them food, water, and shelter. He provided for their physical needs, but that was only a small portion of God’s plan. Sure, God wanted them to rely on him for their physical needs. But, one goal was far more important: God wanted them to rely on Him for their spiritual needs. This is where we begin to see the treasure within the wilderness. Not to get ahead of ourselves, but that treasure is found in the true God.

Scripture: Exodus 25: 1-8; Exodus 5:1

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