11/08/26 - The Book of Exodus Pt. 16

We use calendars, reminders, photographs, and family traditions to remember what matters. In Exodus 13, God establishes reminders for the Israelites through the Feast of Unleavened Bread and the consecration of the firstborn, ensuring future generations will remember how He delivered His people from slavery.

In Part 16 of The Book of Exodus, Pastor Nate explains how these practices were intended not only to preserve Israel's memory but also to make their identity as God's people visible to the world. That same principle applies to Christians today. Faith should be evident in more than religious clothing, social media posts, or Sunday worship. It should shape our generosity, relationships, priorities, and willingness to serve others. As Nate connects the redemption of the firstborn with Jesus, the Lamb of God, he reminds us that our lives can point others toward the God who desires to dwell with His people.