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THE ENERGY OF EXODUS (1 OF 2)
by Central Christian Church of Arizona
Scripture: Exodus 3:1-22
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The Energy of Exodus (1 of 2)
Series: Potential - Thanksgiving Series
Jeremy Jernigan
Exodus 3
1) This is a special week around Central
a) It's obviously Thanksgiving on Thursday
b) But Wednesday night we have services
c) Picture - Thanksgiving service times
d) You don't want to miss these
2) New series today called Potential
a) This will setup our Christmas series
b) Week 1 of your journals
i) Title: The Energy of Exodus
ii) Open your Bibles to Exodus 3
3) Newton's first law of motion
a) ''An object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion with the same speed and in the same direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.''
i) Energy cannot be created or destroyed
ii) It can only be converted
iii) Energy just moves back and forth
b) Potential energy: stored energy due to position
i) This is what you have at the top of a roller coaster
ii) Picture - roller coaster potential
c) Kinetic energy: energy due to motion
i) This is what you have as you fly downward on a roller coaster
ii) Picture - roller coaster kinetic
4) Big idea: Your position with God determines your potential.
a) I want to look at encounter in the life of Moses
i) This would lead to the pivotal story of the Old Testament called the Exodus
(1) The people of God were a community full of potential energy
(2) God was about to transfer it to kinetic energy
ii) When God moved hundreds of thousands of Israelites out of slavery in Egypt
(1) In the book of Numbers the number of fighting men is 600k
(2) That means the total number of people could have been a few million
iii) It has been called the ''gospel story of the Old Testament''
b) We'll take a look at positioning ourselves spiritually and how that affects the energy we experience
5) Exodus 3:1-4 ''Now Moses was tending the flock of Jethro his father-in-law, the priest of Midian, and he led the flock to the far side of the wilderness and came to Horeb, the mountain of God.2 There ...
Series: Potential - Thanksgiving Series
Jeremy Jernigan
Exodus 3
1) This is a special week around Central
a) It's obviously Thanksgiving on Thursday
b) But Wednesday night we have services
c) Picture - Thanksgiving service times
d) You don't want to miss these
2) New series today called Potential
a) This will setup our Christmas series
b) Week 1 of your journals
i) Title: The Energy of Exodus
ii) Open your Bibles to Exodus 3
3) Newton's first law of motion
a) ''An object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion with the same speed and in the same direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.''
i) Energy cannot be created or destroyed
ii) It can only be converted
iii) Energy just moves back and forth
b) Potential energy: stored energy due to position
i) This is what you have at the top of a roller coaster
ii) Picture - roller coaster potential
c) Kinetic energy: energy due to motion
i) This is what you have as you fly downward on a roller coaster
ii) Picture - roller coaster kinetic
4) Big idea: Your position with God determines your potential.
a) I want to look at encounter in the life of Moses
i) This would lead to the pivotal story of the Old Testament called the Exodus
(1) The people of God were a community full of potential energy
(2) God was about to transfer it to kinetic energy
ii) When God moved hundreds of thousands of Israelites out of slavery in Egypt
(1) In the book of Numbers the number of fighting men is 600k
(2) That means the total number of people could have been a few million
iii) It has been called the ''gospel story of the Old Testament''
b) We'll take a look at positioning ourselves spiritually and how that affects the energy we experience
5) Exodus 3:1-4 ''Now Moses was tending the flock of Jethro his father-in-law, the priest of Midian, and he led the flock to the far side of the wilderness and came to Horeb, the mountain of God.2 There ...
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