Ruth 4:18-22

Exodus 2:11-25

How can I respond to brokenness? Exodus 2:11-25 1. I can be confident that some efforts to address brokenness will be failures. vs 11-15 2. Past failures should not lead to future apathy when encountering brokenness. vs 16-22 3. I can be confident that God does see brokenness. vs 23-25

Exodus 2:1-10

God is able to act even when all is considered hopeless. Exodus 2:1-10 1. God can produce recognizable good in the presence of evil. vs. 1-2 2. Faith acts creatively when fear could easily immobilize. vs. 3-4 3. God can bring along the most surprising people to help accomplish His plans. vs. 5-10

Exodus 1:8-22

When evil men grow more powerful, God still works to counteract their evil. Exodus 1:8-22 1. Man’s fear leads to the abuse of those different than him. 2. Man’s abuse of those different than them leads to violence against them. 3. Man’s actions do not stop God’s benevolence.

Exodus 1:1-7

4 Encouraging Concepts About God to Consider When Things Seem Dark for Me Exodus 1:1-7 1. God keeps His promises, no matter what happens in history. 2. God’s silence does not mean He is absent. 3. Just because God’s work appears small doesn’t mean He is finished. 4. God is determined to make a people for Himself.

Ruth 4:18-22

4 Big Perspectives Regarding God’s Faithfulness and My Obedience Ruth 4:18-22 1. God keeps his promises throughout generations. 2. God works His grand plans through the normal affairs of my life. 3. My obedience can change the course of my family’s history. 4. The fruit of my obedience can easily extend beyond my lifetime.