Moses - Man Of God (ES 2018)
Studies by Bro. Neville Clark on Moses, for Eastern Suburbs 2018 Special Effort. Contains bonus Youth Group class on Daniel. All slides in the one presentation.
Classes
Class 1: Youth Group - Bro Neville Clark - Daniel - 18.05.2018.mp3
The class explores Daniel's faithfulness and resistance to Babylonian assimilation, emphasizing his refusal to eat the king's food while embracing other aspects of Babylonian culture. It highlights Daniel's spiritual growth and influence, encouraging listeners to maintain their principles despite worldly pressures.
Class 2: Study 1 - Moses the Hebrew - Bro Neville Clark.mp3
The class introduces Moses, focusing on his early life and family background, emphasizing the faithfulness and teachings of his parents, Amram and Jochebed, and the importance of parental guidance in nurturing faith and truth in children.
Class 3: Study 2 - Moses the Fugitive - Bro Neville Clark.mp3
The class covers Moses' life from his youth in Pharaoh's household to his decision to intervene on behalf of his people, emphasizing his education, faith, and eventual call to obedience. It highlights the influence of Joseph's legacy and Moses' journey towards humility and divine service.
Class 4: Study 3 - Moses the Mediator - Bro Neville Clark.mp3
The class covers Moses' role as a mediator and intercessor for the Israelites, focusing on his interactions with God and the people's sin with the golden calf. It emphasizes Moses' faithfulness and God's patience despite the people's rebellion.
Class 5: Study 4 (Exhortation) - Moses the Man - Bro Neville Clark.mp3
The class explores Moses' sin of striking the rock in Numbers 20, emphasizing the typological significance of Moses as a precursor to Jesus Christ. It highlights Moses' role as a leader and the consequences of his actions, linking them to Christ's atonement and resurrection.
Class 6: Study 5 - Moses the Faithful - Bro Neville Clark.mp3
The class explores Moses' faith and leadership, focusing on his final days and his acceptance of God's will despite personal loss. It also draws parallels between Moses and Jesus Christ, emphasizing the importance of sacrificial service and the resurrection.