Tag Archives: Exodus

Consuming Fire

By Eyvonne Sharp | Published: April 27, 2008
Today I'm going to take a slightly different approach to our study. I encourage you to read Exodus 21 ? 23 to understand the practical guidelines that God gave to the Israelite people on Moses' first trip up the mountain. Not only did God impart the 10 Commandments, or the big picture rules for living, he also discussed practical matters like how to deal with workers, how to handle property disputes, and how to treat an enemy. The focal chapter for today's study will be Exodus 24. This chapter describes God's second invitation to Moses to meet him at the top of Mount Sinai.
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Listening to God

By Eyvonne Sharp | Published: April 12, 2008
In Exodus, chapter 20, we see the first appearance of the 10 Commandments in the Bible. God's free but wandering people have come to Mt. Sinai, God has promised to set them apart if they obey, and the people have agreed to do all that He says. They have prepared themselves for his promised arrival, and God has indeed arrived.
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Does God Really Provide?

By Eyvonne Sharp | Published: April 5, 2008
Today we’re continuing in Exodus 19. We’re going to focus on the attitudes and responses of the Israelites through this chapter. We’ll look back a little bit and see which attitudes are consistent with how they’ve responded in the past and look to what choices they will make in the future. We will also discuss [...]
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God’s Desire for Relationship: Exodus 19 – 34

By Eyvonne Sharp | Published: March 29, 2008
We’re going to start our first study in Exodus. When you hear Exodus, what do you think? If you’ve studied the Bible or attended church at any length, you probably think of Moses, and the Red Sea, and the 10 commandments and maybe even Charlton Heston. You probably think that you’ve heard the story a [...]
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