Originally written by Duane Garrett, edited and compiled by Teman Knight PowerPoint Presentation to download here. Studies in Exodus: Winter Bible Study 2009 Background Information for
Amos 6:1-8 Illustration: The difficulty of repeating as champions I. The Number one temptation facing God’s people today – Complacency. Israel was complacent because of
Zechariah The Need for Revival. Zechariah reminded them of two reasons they needed revival. They needed revival because of the consequences of disobeying God as
Exodus 33:7-23 I. Communication is key to any relationship. (Exodus 33:11) II. Moses is free to make requests to God because he has found favor
Exodus 35:20-29 and Exodus 36:1-7 I. Everyone Gave. (Exodus 35:20-21) II. Everyone Gave What They Had. Exodus 35:22-29 III. Everyone Gave in Response to the prompting of God.
Amos 4:1-13 Two of life’s basic appointments – death and then the Judgment. Hebrews 9:27, “Just as man is destined to die and then the judgment.”God
Nahum 1:1-14 Scene – the Israelites being ruled by Assyria – and many had turned to the Assyrian gods.Nahum – how can you follow these
Exodus 18:17-23 I. The preacher and the staff can’t do it all by themselves. (17-18) Moses couldn’t. The disciples couldn’t. We need your help and
Exodus 3:11-4:17 A major company reviewed the reasons its employees had given for being late and awarded a prize. The winning excuse was, “My pig fell
Exodus 3:1-10 I. Turn Aside (1-3). How often in our busy lives does God try to get our attention and we don’t even notice? God’s call to
