Life or Death . . . At Midnight (Exodus 11-12)

Scripture

• Exodus 11

About this sermon

Share a comment (https://www.buzzsprout.com/2545810/fan_mail/new) Midnight is not a vibe, it’s a deadline. We step into Exodus 11 and 12 and try to feel what Israel felt: wake the kids, get dressed, eat fast with your shoes on, and be ready to move with no map. The story of the tenth plague is familiar to many, but we slow it down and ask why God calls it the final stroke, why Pharaoh’s “protection” collapses, and why this night becomes the turning point that creates a nation and resets the calendar. From there, we dig into the Passover lamb with clear, practical language: substitution, symbolism, protection, and submission. The lamb must be without blemish, its blood must be applied, and the household must trust God’s word enough to obey detailed instructions. We talk about why the fire matters, why “when I see the blood” is the hinge of the whole event, and why the inside of the house is not the test. That one line confronts our habit of trying to bring God a stack of deeds and call it safety. We also lean into the family side of the Passover, because God builds the story for children to ask, “What does this mean?” That becomes a challenge to explain faith with meaning, not empty ritual. We close with a gripping historical story that exposes the emptiness of self-salvation and leaves a direct question on the table: are you trusting your hands, or the Lamb? If this helped you, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a review. What part of the Passover story hits you differently now? The Wisdom Journey is Stephen Davey's' teaching series through the entire Bible. German, Persian, and Indonesian are among the next languages to launch. Would you include us in your year-end giving? Give: https://www.wisdomonline.org/give Learn more: https://www.wisdomonline.org/2050 Support the show (https://app.easytithe.com/App/Form/d39a9be4-01ce-4f82-a3ae-8b860c3ab89e)

Topics

• Heaven & Eternity