Pastor Ken Courville teaches on Exodus 12:28-51.

Exodus 12 introduced us to the Passover Lamb. It is the blood of the Passover lamb that averts God's judgment and brings salvation and redemption to His people.
But the theme of the Lamb does not begin in Exodus 12. It begins in Genesis with Adam, Abel, and Abraham.
And the theme of the Lamb does not end in Exodus 12. Rather it runs throughout the rest of Scripture, pointing to Jesus Christ and the climax of all history.
In the OT, the question is "Where is the lamb?"
In the Gospels, the answer is "Behold the Lamb!"
in Revelation, the climax is "Worthy is the Lamb!"
“Salvation belongs to our God who sits on the throne, and to the Lamb!” (Revelation 7:10)
We are saved by the Lamb.
It is a strange statement when you think about it. The hero of the story of Scripture is a lamb.
It is the Lamb who conquers sin, death, and Satan.
It is the Lamb who redeems us and restores the earth.
It is the Lamb who reigns!
Worthy is the Lamb!
May God open our eyes, stir our hearts, strengthen our souls, and fill us with joy as we celebrate the death, burial, and resurrection of our Savior, the Lamb of God, Jesus Christ!

This week we will be exploring Exodus 12:1-38 together, Applying the Blood of the Lamb.
Passover is one of the oldest, continuously celebrated rituals in world history. For close to 3500 years, Jews have met together as families to remember God's deliverance from the bondage of Egypt and His provision of the Passover lamb.
And every time we celebrate communion, we are joining them in this remembrance.
Passover is one of the most significant events in the story of Scripture--not only because it marks the beginning of Israel as a nation but it also points to the greatest deliverance in history, the death of the Lamb of God, Jesus Christ.
This Sunday, we will walk through Exodus 12:1-28 verse-by-verse, learning about the original observance of Passover, focusing on the lamb, and seeing the signs of salvation in Jesus Christ.
Behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world! (John 1:29)
May God open our eyes to the wonder of Passover and deepen our understanding of the great grace shown to us in the blood of Jesus Christ!
A Bible study guide is available, walking step-by-step, verse-by-verse, through Exodus 1-13. Pick up a study guide on Sunday ($5 donation) and join us for this journey!
After our second service, join us for a baptism outside as we celebrate another life saved by the blood of the Lamb, Jesus Christ!