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Pastor Mike Cepela The Feast of the Unleavened Bread continued and the Law of the Firstborn. Includes the leadership of God, coming out of spiritual Egypt, affirmation vs. remembrance, cleaning out the leaven, the importance of phylacteries, false revival and the pillar of clouds/pillar of fire. Exodus 13; 1 Timothy 5:20. 21017 
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Armand J. Azamar Plagues of Egypt continued, Passover, The Feast of the Unleavened Bread and The Exodus. Includes final/tenth plague (death of the firstborn), New Testament connections, need for spiritual rest, Jesus as the Passover Lamb, example of parents and the mixed multitudes. Exodus 12:14-51; 1 Corinthians 5:7. 21015
Matt Skonicki Plagues of Egypt continued and Passover. Includes final/tenth plague (death of the firstborn), the consecration/birth of Israel, the idol of the firstborn/children, the Lord’s protection/difference, Jesus as the Passover Lamb, Passover requirements in-depth and application to life. Exodus 11, 12:1-13. 21011
Pastor Mike Cepela So much of what is validated today is subjective emotions not objective truth. Includes going past agreeing with God, Christian narcissism, word on depth of current Church sin, imitating Christian leaders, praying through, Elijah ending drought and praying women testimony. Ezekiel 36:24-26, 1 Kings 18:41-46. 21010
Pastor Mike Cepela Plagues of Egypt continued. Includes eighth plague (locusts), ninth plague (darkness), heart hardening continued, the fallacy of seeking agreement, example of Pharaoh’s pride, Pharaoh’s mockery of God, manifestations of depravity, a light for God’s people and partial obedience. Exodus 10. 21009
Armand J. Azamar Plagues of Egypt continued. Includes fifth plague (diseased livestock), sixth plague (boils), seventh plague (hail and fire), prosperity in a judged land, idol of image and health, magician affirming evil and impenitence of Pharaoh. Exodus 9, Deuteronomy 28:27, 1 Samuel 16:7, 2 Corinthians 7:10. 21007
Matt Skonicki Plagues of Egypt continued. Includes second plague (frogs), third plague (gnats), fourth plague (flies), the exchange of the true God with religion, the humor of God, idols made detestable, lingering stench of judgement, priests in-depth, finger of God connection and the compromise of Pharaoh. Exodus 8, Romans 1:29-32, John 18:29-30. 21003
Pastor Mike Cepela The hardening of Pharaoh’s heart in-depth. Includes witnessing to family members, obstacles to the glory of God, word on new Egypt exodus/older Christians, Aaron’s miraculous rod vs. Egyptian sorcerer’s magic rods, the first plague (waters to to blood) and preparation for rejection/resistance. Exodus 7. 21001
Armand J. Azamar Moses receives further instructions from the Lord, after the rejection from Pharaoh. Includes God accomplishing the impossible, the Tetragrammaton/YHWH in-depth, the anguish/unbelief of the children of Israel and the lineage of Moses and Aaron. Exodus 6; Hebrews 12:2-3. 20094
Pastor Mike Cepela Includes being transformed into the image of Christ, destroying God boxes, two kinds of suffering (for Christ and as a Christian), the illusion of Western comfort, dignity of suffering, fear of persecution, example of Job, neglect of American freedom and Church of Smyrna testimony. Romans 8:29; 1 Peter 4:12, 15-16; Isaiah 48:10. 20093
Matt Skonicki Moses and Aaron’s first meeting with Pharaoh and the resulting test of faith. Includes fiery trials, jail cell Christians, people of the land defined, facing the impossible before us, sarcasm of Pharaoh, how faith is born and a word on breaking out. Exodus 5; 1 Peter 4:12-15; John 1:17. 20092
Pastor Mike Cepela At the point of the impossible is the only place where God can do the impossible. Includes striving prayer, the rich man/the eye of the needle, examples of the impossible, the Valley of Dry Bones, and speaking the heart of God and the future of God into dead things. Romans 8:9-11; Matthew 19:26; Ezekiel 37:1-5; 11-14. 20089
Pastor Mike Cepela Moses’ conversation with God. Includes the timing of God’s deliverance, the gravity of our prayers, guarding a doubtful mouth, growth of Moses’ leadership, importance of covenant, involvement of God and a supernatural reaction to worship. Exodus 4. 20088
Pastor Mike Cepela Do we think about the impact of the truth we speak? Includes a comment on healing, the kinship of Jesus, the authority rule, stubbornness to change, danger of maintaining Christianity, true meaning of belief and burying our talents. Jeremiah 31:33, Philippians 1:6, Matthew 25:24-27. 20087
Armand J. Azamar Includes God calling Moses from the burning bush, the holiness of God, oppression in slavery, supernatural occurrences in-depth, God/Jesus as I AM THAT I AM, God’s plan for the deliverance of Israel from Egypt and the commodification of God movements/revivals. Exodus 3, John 8:56-59. 20086
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