Promises Of Passover

Pastor Kevin Rutledge - 10/6/2024 10:00 AM

In this exploration of Exodus 12, we delve into the profound significance of the Passover and its relevance to our lives today. The story of God's covenant with His people, marked by the sacrifice of lambs and the painting of doorposts, may seem foreign to our modern sensibilities. Yet, it carries deep spiritual truths about preparation, sacrifice, and readiness for God's call. We're challenged to consider: Are we truly prepared for God's transformative work in our lives? The passage reminds us that establishing God's kingdom often involves cosmic battles between good and evil, requiring us to be vigilant and ready. Just as the Israelites had to meticulously prepare for their exodus, we too must be intentional in our spiritual lives, always ready to respond to God's call. This message encourages us to live in a state of readiness, with our 'sandals on our feet and staff in hand,' metaphorically speaking. It's a call to balance our communal rituals and gatherings with an expectant heart, always listening for God's voice and prepared to act when He calls

Scripture:

  • First Reading: Exodus 12:1-13; 13:1-8
  • Second Reading: Luke 22:14-20
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This Week's Reading Plan

Day: Reading:
Monday The Pillars of Cloud and Fire: Exodus 13:17-22
Tuesday Crossing the Red Sea: Exodus 14:5-25
Wednesday Bread from Heaven: Exodus 16:1-8
Thursday The Israelites Reach Mount Sinai: Exodus 19:1-9, 20-25
Friday The Ten Commandments: Exodus 20:1-17
Saturday Moses on the Mountain: Exodus 24:9-18
Sunday The Golden Calf: Exodus 32:1-14

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