Prayerfully walk through this guide as you prepare for the corporate gathering. Confess sin to God and others. Come with a believing heart ready to receive God’s Word. Come ready to engage in fellowship with others.
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Sunday, November 30th
Pastor Rickey Primrose
Exodus 6:10-7:7
As you read through the text to prepare for Sunday, pray for the Holy Spirit to open your heart and keep these questions in mind:
• What does this text say about God?
• What does this text say about people?
• How can I apply this text in context?
• How is the Spirit leading me to respond?
• Did these verses raise any questions as I read?
Christmas Devotional
As we’ve journeyed through the book of Exodus, we’ve seen many ways Moses points us to Jesus, the ultimate Redeemer. The exodus of Israel from slavery foreshadows God’s greater plan of redemption through Christ. We wrote this devotional with that in mind—how Exodus ultimately leads us to Christmas.
Each week includes two devotionals: one focusing on Christ as the greater Moses, and the other highlighting a major theme of Advent. Our hope is that this resource helps reinforce the themes we’ve seen in Exodus and keeps our hearts centered on Christ throughout the Christmas season.
The devotional begins December 1st and continues through the end of the month. Printed copies are available in the back of the sanctuary, and it is also available online.
Click here to download the PDF version.
Next date: Sunday, Nov. 30th
Here are some ways that you can prepare your hearts to sit at the Lord’s Table, which we partake in twice a month together:
Reflect – Reflect on the person and work of Christ.
Meditate on who He is and what He has done.
Examine your heart – Examine your heart and confess any sin or areas of misplaced hope.
Examine your love – Examine your relationships. Is there anyone that you need to reconcile with before taking the Lord’s Supper.
Rejoice – Come with gladness and thanksgiving that God has made you worthy to enter His presence.