Exodus Chapters 4-6

This sermon explores Exodus chapters 4-6, focusing on Moses' journey to confront Pharaoh and demand the release of God's people from slavery. When Moses first approaches Pharaoh, the situation worsens dramatically - the Israelites' workload increases and they lose faith in both Moses and God's promises. Despite their disbelief and Moses' complaints, God remains faithful to His covenant promises. The sermon connects this Old Testament narrative to the New Testament, showing how Jesus fulfills the seven "I will" promises God made to Israel in Exodus 6. Just as God called Israel His "firstborn son" out of Egypt, Jesus represents the ultimate fulfillment of God's deliverance - not just from physical slavery, but from the deeper bondage of sin and death.