6.9.19- God Frees His People
Use the following thoughts and questions to have a spiritual conversation as a family. Don’t emphasize having the right
answer, but focus on spending time discussing the Word as a family.
• How has God confronted our family’s idols in the past? What idols might He need to confront now?
• When is it difficult for our family to listen to God’s instruction? Why? When is it easier? Why?
• Why is it sometimes difficult for our family to make our faith public? What does this passage show about the public nature of our faith and identifying with Christ?
Scripture
Exodus 7:14-18; 12:3-8,12-13,29-32Session Summary
Because Pharaoh’s heart was not set on God or softened toward His people, He treated God’s people poorly. When their numbers threatened, he enslaved them. God sent Moses to set them free, but God also wanted the Egyptians to know that He is God. So, there were ten plagues, each being connected to an Egyptian God. Starting with the Nile being turned into blood and ending with the death of the firstborn—these plagues revealed God’s power over Egypt’s Gods, including Pharaoh himself. The very night of the final plague, Pharaoh called Moses and Aaron and told them to leave, taking all of God’s people with him.Conversation Questions
• What are some false God’s our society turns to? What about our family?• How has God confronted our family’s idols in the past? What idols might He need to confront now?
• When is it difficult for our family to listen to God’s instruction? Why? When is it easier? Why?
• Why is it sometimes difficult for our family to make our faith public? What does this passage show about the public nature of our faith and identifying with Christ?
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