God of Deliverance + God of Freedom Bible Study Book Bundle with Video Access

• Leader helps to guide questions and discussions within small groups
• ​Personal study segments to complete among 10 weeks of group sessions
• 10 teaching videos, approximately 30­­–45 minutes per session, available via redemption code printed in Bible study book for individual streaming access

• Leader helps to guide questions and discussions within small groups
• Personal study segments to complete among 10 weeks of group sessions
• 10 teaching videos, approximately 30–45 minutes per session, available via redemption code printed in Bible study book for individual streaming access

God of Deliverance Video Sessions:

• Session 1: Introduction | A Going Out (38:01)—In this introduction to the study, Jen walks through the “envelope” of the book of Exodus, sharing the original context of the book. She also explains how to do the study.

• Session 2: A Deliverer Delivered (39:04)—Jen teaches through the first two chapters of Exodus, pointing out themes of deliverance in the stories of the women we see at the beginning of this story. Through their example, we learn to do what is right, to fear God more than others, and how God is the great Deliverer.

• Session 3: A Leader Prepared (39:25)—In this session, we see Moses flee from Egypt, get married, and encounter a burning bush. There, Moses encounters the self-existent I AM who gives him a mission to deliver His people from the hands of the Egyptians.

• Session 4: Sent Back to Egypt (37:10)—In Exodus 4, armed with a staff and God’s promise to teach him what he needs to know, Moses begins his return to Egypt to set God’s people free. We see that God has not forgotten His people and that He has a plan to deliver them from their oppressors.

• Session 5: Opposition and Unbelief (33:02)—Is God really who He says He is? That is the question the Israelites asked and the question we ask today. This story of deliverance will preach a complete sermon about who God is, and this is the first step in delivering that message.

• Session 6: Plagues (45:38)—In this session, Jen teaches through the first nine plagues in the book of Exodus. She shares how the plagues break down the gods of the Egyptians in a sort of “de-creation account.” This is a demonstration of how God topples our idols in order to show mercy to us.

• Session 7: A Final Sign (37:54)—Jen talks through the first Passover and its structure in Scripture. We look at what Passover meant for the Israelitees and Egyptians who experienced it first, as well as what it still means for us today.

• Session 8: A People Called Out (43:49)—In this session, the birth narrative of the Israelites continues. Passover is observed and Pharaoh lets the people go, straight toward the Red Sea. Jen teaches how the Red Sea crossing gives God all the glory. We also learn what it means to be born again through parallels in this story to the New Testament covenant in Christ.

• Session 9: Provision from Heaven (37:28)—This session finds the Israelites in their first days in the wilderness. Jen draws parallels between their story and Jesus. Just as the Israelites learned to rely on God for provision, we must also learn to rely on the Bread of Life and Living Water—Jesus Christ.

• Session 10: To Sinai (37:24)—In the final session of this study, Jen teaches through the Israelites’ battle against Amalek and Moses’ father-in-law, Jethro’s, ideas of leadership. We make it, with the Israelites, to the foot of Mount Sinai. The story is not finished, but now we know Yahweh is the great Deliverer.

• Session 1: Introduction | A Call to Worship (38:30)—In this introduction to the study, Jen walks through the “envelope” of the Book of Exodus, sharing the original context of the book. She also explains how Exodus 19–40 connects with chapters 1–18. Jen will answer the question, For what purpose did God deliver His people?

• Session 2: The Covenant Declared (49:10)—In this session, Jen describes the state of the Israelites following their exodus from Egypt. They have arrived at the base of the mountain, and God prepares Moses and the rest of the Israelites to receive His good law.

• Session 3: The Ten Words—Part 1 (46:40)—Jen begins this session by teaching on the purpose of the Ten Commandments, or Ten Words, for the people of God. She then looks specifically at the first five Ten Commandments, which are laws that deal with how we honor God and the people He has put in authority over us.

• Session 4: The Ten Words—Part 2 (41:20)—In this session, Jen teaches through the remaining five Ten Commandments, laws that deal with how we honor our neighbors.

• Session 5: The Book of the Covenant (48:45)—In a passage that can be challenging for our modern ears to understand, Jen unpacks several commands from the Book of the Covenant. She teaches viewers how to place these commands in their cultural context and to examine why God put them in place.

• Session 6: The Sanctuary (41:35)—After God gave His law, He instructed Moses on how to build a place for His presence among His people. Beginning in this session, Jen teaches on the tabernacle and its contents, the tent of meeting where God would dwell in Israel’s midst. She also helps viewers see how the details of God’s plan point forward to Jesus.

• Session 7: The Outer Court (39:30)—In this session, Jen talks through additional tabernacle features, including the outer courtyard and the two items it contains. She also examines God’s instructions regarding the maintenance of the tabernacle and helps viewers see how access to God changed drastically through Christ.

• Session 8: Those Who Minister and Build (38:45)—With this session, the focus shifts from the tabernacle structure and contents to the people who served as it

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