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📖 Sermon — Exodus 2: Trusting God When Nothing Seems to Be Happening
1️⃣ Point 1 — God Is Working Beyond What We Can See
The preacher explains that Israel likely felt abandoned in slavery, unable to see any evidence of God’s work . Yet Exodus 2 reveals God quietly orchestrating redemption through three women:
Moses’ mother (Jacobed)
Miriam, his sister
Pharaoh’s daughter
None of them realized their small acts were part of God’s massive plan. The sermon emphasizes that God often accomplishes big purposes through ordinary faithfulness .
A modern example: A group of Christians helped a homeless man wash his clothes, which eventually grew into the nationwide nonprofit Laundry Love, now responsible for over four million loads of laundry .
2️⃣ Point 2 — God Uses Waiting to Prepare Us
Moses’ life includes two long, silent periods:
40 years in Egypt
40 years in Midian
These decades were not wasted but were God’s preparation for Moses’ calling at age 80 . Moses had the skills of a deliverer (education, leadership, justice) but lacked the character — patience, humility, wisdom — needed to lead Israel .
God used shepherding to shape Moses, teaching him patience through caring for stubborn sheep, preparing him to lead a stubborn people .
The preacher applies this to modern life: Seasons that feel like failure, delay, or wasted time may actually be God’s preparation for future usefulness and maturity.
🌟 Main Point / Gospel Connection
Even when God seems silent, He is always working — often beyond what we can see and through seasons that feel like waiting. God hears, remembers, sees, and knows His people’s suffering (Exodus 2:24–25) , and this same heart is revealed in Christ, who redeems and restores.