Moses is weakened in his faith due to circumstances, but God reiterates His commands, charge and promise. Moses just needed to remember.

In this Q&A session, we explore the triune nature of man, and what happens to each of the body soul and spirit for OT saints and NT believers (even those at the rapture).

We take a look at how God gives us opportunity before holding us accountable. We also see how to respond to accountability.

Aaron is sent to find Moses in the wilderness and the results of ministry in unity are amazing.

Moses beginning the journey back to Egypt to follow the Lord's direction for delivering the people, but the Lord meets him to kill him. We look at how obedience is more important than our involvement in the mission.

We look at the two main schools of thought regarding Jesus' quote on the cross; analyzing the Messianic Ps 22 and the Payment for Sin.

We look at how the Lord allowed Aaron to speak for Moses and how Moses misses out because of his trust in his abilities instead of the Lord.

The Lord empowers Moses with a message, a plan and perspective to deliver the children of Israel, but Moses is hesitant; so, the Lord engages miracles.

We look at Moses' commission to go and bring forth the children of Israel and its similarities/parallels to the commission we have been given.

While in Kenya the team was studying the life of Jonathan. Today we get an introduction to missions and a trip overview.

We look at I Cor 15:29 and the 'baptism for the dead' and what that it means.

Within the context of our series on Victory, we look at how Moses encounter with the burning bush on Mount Horeb impacts his ministry going forward.

We look to see how Moses ministered unto the daughters of the priest of Midian, but he was left alone and didn't receive blessing immediately. We all must minister for the right reasons.

We look at Moses killing the Egyptian and contrast it to his defense of the Priest of Midian's daughters at the well. This lays the groundwork (faith over the flesh) for the rest of Moses' ministry.

We look at John 20, where Jesus charges his disciples to remit/retain sins and the applicability of that concept to us in the church age.

We look at the situation of Jocebed and her efforts to save her baby. We see the lessons to overcome struggles in our lives.

We look at how the midwives in Exodus 1 chose to fear God over man and the victory that comes from that.

We begin our series on Victory in Exodus, by looking at how to get victory in affliction.

In John 14, we see Jesus communicating his expectation for knowing him and the Father through a rhetorical question.

This week we will look at why God designated a city of refuge in Joshua 20.