Alamo Heights United Methodist Church

Moses is humbled enough to listen to his father-in-law's advice on delegation.

The Israelites win the battle over the Amalekites through prayer and teamwork.

God provides enough for the Israelites to live on, but not enough to hoard.

Lois Tverberg is the guest speaker

Miriam remembered to bring her tambourine on the escape from Egypt. It displayed her confidence in the victory God had promised.

God miraculously delivers the Israelites; watching over them each step of the way.

God takes the Israelites on the long road, but it turns out to be the right road

Did Israel take advantage of the Egyptians? Or is this a matter of compensation? Or is it a matter of relocation?

The blood serves as a sign for the Israelites, for God and for the Egyptian as well. It symbolizes both their obedience to God and their witness for God in the midst of Egypt.

Like Jesus, our baptism reminds us that we are sons and daughters of God.

We need to be about the things that our Heavenly Father is about.

Joy results from a combination of the Holy Spirit's and belief in God's promises.

Our specific expectations of Jesus can actually cause us to miss His presence.

We repent because Jesus is coming and in order for Jesus to come.

The signs of the end are unmistakable. Better to spend our time in active faith than in speculation and prediction.

The plagues took place so that the Egyptians might know that "I am the Lord."

Our best technology and magic tricks are nothing in comparison to the power of God.

Pharaoh's heart is hardened both to God and His people.

David McNitzky preaching on Exodus 4:24-26

The call of God often comes at the intersection of our passion, the world's need and God's gifts.