God’s faithfulness is present throughout the Bible, but the theme is prominent in the Book of Exodus. God is consistent and unchanging. Even when the Israelites are faithless, God is faithful. The Israelites regularly celebrated God’s miraculous acts like the Passover and the parting of the Red Sea to remember that God keeps His promises. As you read and...

This week, your group will be studying Unit 4, Session 2, God Shows His Power, which focuses on God's faithfulness and power in keeping His covenants and promises by delivering His people but also by enforcing judgement where needed.

God’s people were finally free. After 430 years of slavery in Egypt, the Israelites—now numbering 600,000 men plus their families—were on their way out with Moses as their leader. God had promised to give them a new land: “a land flowing with milk and honey” (Ex. 3:17). What did sudden freedom feel like? Did the Israelites feel strong and...

The following are the additional resources for From Captivity to the Wilderness, the second volume of The Gospel Project’s current study cycle for adults and students.

This week, your group will be studying Unit 4, Session 2, God Shows His Power, which focuses on God's faithfulness and power in keeping His covenants and promises by delivering His people but also by enforcing judgement where needed.

God’s heart is for His people. When the Israelites cried out to the Lord, He heard them and had a plan to rescue them from their suffering. That’s why God called Moses back to Egypt. Though Moses had been raised among the royal household in Egypt, his heart was for his own people too. God chose Moses to deliver...