Exodus - Antony Billington

Exodus shows how God delivers his people and makes it possible for him to dwell among them, so they might make him known among the nations. What does it mean to be liberated from slavery to serve God in our everyday contexts today?

Antony Billington's six-session guide, with his astute mini-features, skillful questions, and timely notes, will help you explore how Exodus shapes our understanding of God, how he saves us, and the part we play in his purposes for the world. You'll gain fresh insight into its inspiring implications for all of life, Monday through Sunday.

Session 1:
Exodus 3:1-17
- Hearing God's Call
Session 2:
Exodus 12:1-13, 29-32
- Experiencing God's Deliverance
Session 3:
Exodus 16:1-26
- Trusting God's Provision
Session 4:
Exodus 19:1-6 and 20:1-17
- Becoming God's People
Session 5:
Exodus 25:1-9 and 31:1-11
- Building God's Dwelling-Place
Session 6:
Exodus 32:7-14 and 34:4-7
- Encountering God's Presence

Perfect for on-your-own study or small groups, this is a beautiful, keep-able
book, so everyone in your small group
can have their own copy to make notes in, reflect further, and go deeper
in study. Why not use Exodus as your next small group study?

The Gateway Seven series offers a fresh encounter with God through
seven biblical books, each representing a distinctive genre. Together
they will deepen your understanding of the whole Bible and open a
gateway to insights and implications that will have an impact on you and
your life - seven days a week.

Antony Billington splits his time between being Theology Advisor at the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity (LICC) and serving as pastor of the Beacon Church, Ashton-in-Makerfield. Previously, he was Head of Theology at LICC for 11 years, having taught Hermneutics and Biblical Theology at the London School of Theology for 16 years.

An appetite-whetting tour of Exodus' highlights that will lead
you to marvel at its breadth and dig deeper into its implications for
the whole of life.
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