Grumbling at God
Moses is stuck in the wilderness with a horde of griping, grumbling people. Every time something goes wrong, all he hears is "Moses, you should have left us in Egypt! Thanks for nothing!" The Israelites failed to trust God in the midst of their uncertainty. Are you trusting Him in yours?
On the Banks of the Deep Red Sea
Put yourself in Jewish sandals here. You're trapped between the Red Sea and the most powerful army in the world. What doubts are running through your mind? What prayers are you throwing up to heaven? In this message, Stephen reminds us that God not only works in mysterious ways, He works in unexpected ways.
Life or Death . . . At Midnight
"Foreshadowing" is the literary term for something that happens in a story which points to something greater and forthcoming. Exodus 11-12 is one of the Old Testament's most explicit examples of this. Stephen uncovers why in this message.
The Battle Between the Gods
Miracles or black magic? God or Pharaoh? To human eyes it looked like a good competition. In reality it was anything but.
God's Best . . . When Things Couldn't Be Worse
If life were always a walk in the part, it wouldn't be a walk of faith. In this message, Stephen reminds us why trials are so essential to spiritual growth.
Availability . . . And a Game of Chess
How did God transform Moses from a reluctant, frightened runaway into one of the greatest leaders in world history? Stephen gives us the remarkable answer as he continues to extract wonderful truths from Moses' life and ministry.
Question and Answer Program No. 22
Stephen answers questions phoned in by listeners. Please note that there is NO transcript available for this program.
Desert Lab 101
God molded Moses in the desert for 40 years before using him to rescue His people. How long are you willing to let God mold you?
Forty Years Ahead of God
It's possible to do the right thing in the wrong way and at the wrong time, and Moses sets an unforgettable example of both. In this message, Stephen reminds us of the damage that can occur when we trust our own understanding rather than God's.
Faith . . . And a Wicker Basket
Moses is the most important figure in Jewish history, not only because God used Him to deliver the Jews from Egypt, but also because God used Him as a mediator for His people. But in this encouraging message, Stephen reminds us that the first hero of Exodus is not Moses -- it is Moses' mother.