An absolutely pivotal moment even in the history of humankind occurs to Moses at the burning bush… as God Himself reveals His name for the first time, and the release of the Israelites - signaling the release of humankind from slavery to come - is set in motion.

An absolutely pivotal moment even in the history of humankind occurs to Moses at the burning bush… as God Himself reveals His name for the first time, and the release of the Israelites - signaling the release of humankind from slavery to come - is set in motion.

We continue our Exodus, covering Exodus 2:1-22.Gather the family around the Word at home! It’s a great opportunity to also break bread together! We’ve put together a list of discussion questions you can also go over if you’d like:1. How are you living out your Christianity?2. What is coming out of your private time with the Lord?3. ⁠What are your eyes of faith seeing?4. ⁠How is God positioning you to be a “deliverer” to those around you?5. ⁠Are you running ahead of the call of God in your life? If so, how?6. ⁠What does your wilderness season look like? What lessons are you learning?Remember to keep each other in prayer and we’ll see you after the thaw!

The strategy of the enemy is to always put us under taskmasters and oppression. But with the Spirit, we will still continue to multiply and trust God to take us out of slavery. But we can't walk the safe road - we must walk the road of faith.

Pharoah commands all the male children be killed.

God's promises never fail!

The book of Exodus is full of drama, intrigue, adventure, supernatural events, and God’s grace and power! So we’ve gone for an Indiana Jones theme to represent it! And it really is going to be an adventure!

2026 will not be a year of shrinking back. It will be a year of coming out of fear, out of limitation, out of old labels, out of small thinking, and out of Egypt! God is leading us into a year of:

• new ground,

• new areas of faith,

• new miracles,

• new doors for mission and expansion,

• new clarity, and

• fresh anointing!

And just as Israel discovered in its Exodus, God does His greatest work not when circumstances look easy, but when His people choose to trust Him.

God's promises--and His love!