The Gospel according to Moses

A gospel study through the book of Exodus. We often see the God of the Old Testament as fierce, powerful, and judgmental. But He is the same God that in the New Testament, send his son to the cross to save all people. We need to see God as the same winsome, gracious, saving God that He is through the entire Bible.

This sermon uses the biblical account of the bronze serpent in Numbers 21 to illustrate that humanity's spiritual poison is its inherent discontentment, which is healed not by effort but by "looking" to and believing in Jesus's atoning sacrifice on the cross. The sermon's main biblical topics are sin, divine judgment, salvation, and faith, with the Old Testament story serving as a prefigurement of Jesus Christ's redemptive work.