Complaining to Canaan (Exodus)
/Elder Derek Iverson continues to teach regarding the complaining and grumbling of the people of Israel as well as the sovereignty of God.
Ten Commandments, Part 6 (Exodus 20:1-17
/Elder Derek Iverson teaches on the ten commandments, with an emphasis on the grumbling of the people.
Ten Commandments, Part 5 (Exodus 20:1-17)
/Elder Andrey Tiginyanu continues his multi-part series about the Ten Commandments for our Exodus Sunday School Class. This week he focused on the sanctity of human life and marriage, and protection of personal property and reputation.
Ten Commandments, Part 4 (Exodus 20:1-17)
/Elder Andrey Tiginyanu continues teaching about God’s Ten Commandments and expands on the implications of them as a whole, with a focus on the Sabbath and honoring our Fathers and Mothers
Ten Commandments, Part 3 (Exodus 20:1-17)
/Elder Andrey Tiginyanu continues teaching about God’s Ten Commandments and expands on the implications of them as a whole, with a focus on the Sabbath.
Ten Commandments, Part 2 (Exodus 20)
/Elder Andrey Tiginyanu continues teaching about God’s Ten Commandments and when they were originally presented to the people of Israel.
Ten Commandments, Part 1 | Exodus 20
/Elder Andrey Tiginyanu continues teaching through God’s story of redemption in the book of Exodus, this time focusing on the ten commandments.
Exodus Sunday School (Exodus 24)
/Elder Andrey Tiginyanu teaches through Exodus 24, looking at God’s character and His purposes in choosing the people of Israel, giving them His law and being their Redeemer.
Vision 20/20 (Exodus 19 & 20, Part 2)
/Elder Andrey Tiginyanu challenges us to examine how clear our view of God is, by teaching through Exodus chapter 20.
Exodus Sunday School (Exodus 19 & 20, Part 1)
/Elder Andrey Tiginyanu summarizes what we have learned thus far through Exodus in one word: Redemption. Following his recap of Exodus so far, Andrey teaches the congregation from Exodus 19 and 20, which is a reminder to the people of Israel to remember who their God is and who they are.
Exodus Sunday School (Exodus 17 & 18)
/Elder Mark McMinn teaches through Exodus chapters 17 and 18. He explores how the Israelites’ grumbling turned to quarreling in the wilderness, and yet how God continued to provide for them. In chapter 18, Moses’ father Jethro comes to both encourage Moses and challenge him to lead the people better through dividing up the responsibility.
Exodus Sunday School (Exodus 16)
/Elder Dan Young gives a brief review of Exodus chapter 15, followed by a lesson diving into Exodus chapter 16 and God’s provision to the complaining Israelites.
Exodus Sunday School (Exodus 15)
/Tim Fulton leads the class through a brief review of Exodus up until this point, followed by a lesson covering the events of Exodus 15.
Exodus Sunday School (Exodus 13)
/Elder Lance Swenson gives a brief recap of Exodus 11 and 12 followed by an overview of chapter 13 which focuses on the importance of remembering the works of the Lord in Egypt, and highlights the beginning of the Israelites journey in the dessert.
Exodus Sunday School (Exodus 11 & 12)
/Elder Mark McMinn teaches about Exodus chapters 11 and 12, covering the last of the ten plagues of Egypt, the first Passover and the exodus of God’s people from Egypt.
Exodus Sunday School (Exodus 10)
/Elder Mark McMinn talks about the plagues of locust and darkness in Egypt and emphasizes that God is fully in control of everything going on.
Fiji Missionary Update
/Premend Choy, one of our EBC supported missionaries, gives us an update on the missionary work being done in Fiji.
Exodus Sunday School (Exodus 9)
/Elder Lance Swenson gives a quick refresher on the plagues we have studied thus far in Exodus, followed by introducing chapter 9 which reveals God’s purpose for Pharoah.
Exodus Sunday School (Exodus 7)
/Elder Mark McMinn introduces Exodus chapter 7, beginning a conversation around the first plagues. He then encouraged the congregants to discuss the chapter more closely in small groups.
Exodus Sunday School (Exodus 5 & 6)
/Elder Ken Lilly gives a review of Exodus 1-4, followed by an overview of chapters 5 and 6. He then encourages the listeners to use a Five-W study method to look at the text more closely.