COMING SEPTEMBER 2026

As the second book of the Bible, Exodus reveals the character of God, the faithfulness of His promises, and the mighty lengths He goes to, to redeem His people. The word Exodus refers to Israel’s dramatic departure from Egypt after more than 400 years of slavery. At the center of the story is Moses, an unlikely servant chosen by God. Rescued as a baby from the Nile River, raised in Pharaoh’s palace, and later driven into the wilderness, Moses’ life is marked by both failure and grace. Then, at age 80, he encounters the living God at the burning bush and is called to lead Israel out of bondage.

Through Moses, God displays His power over Egypt through ten plagues, delivers His people by the blood of the Passover lamb, and leads them safely through the sea. But Exodus is more than the story of Israel’s rescue—it is also a preview of the greater redemption that would come through Jesus Christ. The blood of the lamb on the doorposts in Egypt points forward to Jesus, the Lamb of God, whose blood saves all who trust in Him. In Exodus, we see not only God’s deliverance in the past, but also a powerful picture of His salvation for us today.

Come discover how this ancient book still speaks with power, hope, and relevance to our lives.