Exodus - 2022 - The Well Longmont

The Dwelling Place of God - Week 11

July 17, 2022 • Philip Woods • Exodus 36—40

The liberation of the people of God in the book of Exodus contains some of the most memorable events of His redemption; the Ten Commandments, parting the Red Sea, the plagues of Egypt, Passover, the tabernacle, a burning bush. But what does this book have for us today? Throughout Exodus, we will see and experience the God who sets the captives free and liberates his people from slavery. God is not silent. He hears our cry for deliverance. We will see that Christ is our deliverer and has set us free from sin, Satan, and death. He sets us free not for the sake of freedom, but for the sake of worship. He sets us free to freely worship Him and all of this is done for His glory.”

A Heartfelt Response - Week 10

July 10, 2022 • Philip Woods • Exodus 35:4–29

The liberation of the people of God in the book of Exodus contains some of the most memorable events of His redemption; the Ten Commandments, parting the Red Sea, the plagues of Egypt, Passover, the tabernacle, a burning bush. But what does this book have for us today? Throughout Exodus, we will see and experience the God who sets the captives free and liberates his people from slavery. God is not silent. He hears our cry for deliverance. We will see that Christ is our deliverer and has set us free from sin, Satan, and death. He sets us free not for the sake of freedom, but for the sake of worship. He sets us free to freely worship Him and all of this is done for His glory.”

The Presence of The Lord - Week 9

July 3, 2022 • Philip Woods • Exodus 33:1—34:11

The liberation of the people of God in the book of Exodus contains some of the most memorable events of His redemption; the Ten Commandments, parting the Red Sea, the plagues of Egypt, Passover, the tabernacle, a burning bush. But what does this book have for us today? Throughout Exodus, we will see and experience the God who sets the captives free and liberates his people from slavery. God is not silent. He hears our cry for deliverance. We will see that Christ is our deliverer and has set us free from sin, Satan, and death. He sets us free not for the sake of freedom, but for the sake of worship. He sets us free to freely worship Him and all of this is done for His glory.”

Exodus - Week 8

June 26, 2022 • Derek Barnett • Exodus 32

The liberation of the people of God in the book of Exodus contains some of the most memorable events of His redemption; the Ten Commandments, parting the Red Sea, the plagues of Egypt, Passover, the tabernacle, a burning bush. But what does this book have for us today? Throughout Exodus, we will see and experience the God who sets the captives free and liberates his people from slavery. God is not silent. He hears our cry for deliverance. We will see that Christ is our deliverer and has set us free from sin, Satan, and death. He sets us free not for the sake of freedom, but for the sake of worship. He sets us free to freely worship Him and all of this is done for His glory.”

Exodus - Week 7

June 19, 2022 • Josh Lindsey • Exodus 28—29

The liberation of the people of God in the book of Exodus contains some of the most memorable events of His redemption; the Ten Commandments, parting the Red Sea, the plagues of Egypt, Passover, the tabernacle, a burning bush. But what does this book have for us today? Throughout Exodus, we will see and experience the God who sets the captives free and liberates his people from slavery. God is not silent. He hears our cry for deliverance. We will see that Christ is our deliverer and has set us free from sin, Satan, and death. He sets us free not for the sake of freedom, but for the sake of worship. He sets us free to freely worship Him and all of this is done for His glory.”

The Tabernacle - Week 6

June 12, 2022 • Josh Lindsey • Exodus 25—27

The liberation of the people of God in the book of Exodus contains some of the most memorable events of His redemption; the Ten Commandments, parting the Red Sea, the plagues of Egypt, Passover, the tabernacle, a burning bush. But what does this book have for us today? Throughout Exodus, we will see and experience the God who sets the captives free and liberates his people from slavery. God is not silent. He hears our cry for deliverance. We will see that Christ is our deliverer and has set us free from sin, Satan, and death. He sets us free not for the sake of freedom, but for the sake of worship. He sets us free to freely worship Him and all of this is done for His glory.”

Exodus - Week 5

June 5, 2022 • Tanner Stevenson • Exodus 24:1–11

The liberation of the people of God in the book of Exodus contains some of the most memorable events of His redemption; the Ten Commandments, parting the Red Sea, the plagues of Egypt, Passover, the tabernacle, a burning bush. But what does this book have for us today? Throughout Exodus, we will see and experience the God who sets the captives free and liberates his people from slavery. God is not silent. He hears our cry for deliverance. We will see that Christ is our deliverer and has set us free from sin, Satan, and death. He sets us free not for the sake of freedom, but for the sake of worship. He sets us free to freely worship Him and all of this is done for His glory.”

God Will and We Shall - Week 4

May 29, 2022 • Philip Woods • Exodus 23:20–33

The liberation of the people of God in the book of Exodus contains some of the most memorable events of His redemption; the Ten Commandments, parting the Red Sea, the plagues of Egypt, Passover, the tabernacle, a burning bush. But what does this book have for us today? Throughout Exodus, we will see and experience the God who sets the captives free and liberates his people from slavery. God is not silent. He hears our cry for deliverance. We will see that Christ is our deliverer and has set us free from sin, Satan, and death. He sets us free not for the sake of freedom, but for the sake of worship. He sets us free to freely worship Him and all of this is done for His glory.”

Knowing and Imaging God, Part II - Week 3

May 22, 2022 • Philip Woods • Exodus 20:22—23:19

The liberation of the people of God in the book of Exodus contains some of the most memorable events of His redemption; the Ten Commandments, parting the Red Sea, the plagues of Egypt, Passover, the tabernacle, a burning bush. But what does this book have for us today? Throughout Exodus, we will see and experience the God who sets the captives free and liberates his people from slavery. God is not silent. He hears our cry for deliverance. We will see that Christ is our deliverer and has set us free from sin, Satan, and death. He sets us free not for the sake of freedom, but for the sake of worship. He sets us free to freely worship Him and all of this is done for His glory.”

Knowing and Imaging God, Part I - Week 2

May 15, 2022 • Philip Woods • Exodus 20:1–21

The liberation of the people of God in the book of Exodus contains some of the most memorable events of His redemption; the Ten Commandments, parting the Red Sea, the plagues of Egypt, Passover, the tabernacle, a burning bush. But what does this book have for us today? Throughout Exodus, we will see and experience the God who sets the captives free and liberates his people from slavery. God is not silent. He hears our cry for deliverance. We will see that Christ is our deliverer and has set us free from sin, Satan, and death. He sets us free not for the sake of freedom, but for the sake of worship. He sets us free to freely worship Him and all of this is done for His glory.”

The Holy One Calls His Redeemed into Relationship - Week 1

May 8, 2022 • Philip Woods • Exodus 19

The liberation of the people of God in the book of Exodus contains some of the most memorable events of His redemption; the Ten Commandments, parting the Red Sea, the plagues of Egypt, Passover, the tabernacle, a burning bush. But what does this book have for us today? Throughout Exodus, we will see and experience the God who sets the captives free and liberates his people from slavery. God is not silent. He hears our cry for deliverance. We will see that Christ is our deliverer and has set us free from sin, Satan, and death. He sets us free not for the sake of freedom, but for the sake of worship. He sets us free to freely worship Him and all of this is done for His glory.”

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