The first step to changing someone's personal world depends on how that person answers the question God asked Moses in Exodus 4:2: "What is that in your hand?" Once Moses answered, God commanded him to open his hands and release it. As Moses relinquished...

To convince the Egyptian Pharaoh to let His people go, God sent 10 plagues upon Egypt. The tenth plague would take the life of very firstborn male in Egypt, whether man or beast. Failing to respond to the first nine plagues, Pharaoh relented after the...

No miracles in the OT have suffered more skepticism than the dividing of the Red Sea. Many natural explanations have been proposed for what happened on the night of Israel's deliverance from Egypt. But the Bible says that God caused a wind from...

The Lord brought the people of Israel across the Red Sea to demonstrate His power and to manifest His love and care for His people. The "Song of the Sea" (Exodus 15) demonstrates these ideas powerfully. The key verse in the song is 15:3: "The LORD is a man of war;...

The OT law is clear: "You shall not murder" (20:13). Yet Jesus revealed the deeper meaning of this law (Matt. 5:21–26). According to Him, we can murder someone in more than one way—not just with weapons or our hands but with angry or...

Redemption is a theme that runs from Genesis through Revelation. For Christians, the story is about redemption from sin, while for Jews the story is about redemption from slavery in Egypt. Christians have one key celebration to memorialize their...