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God's Chosen Prophet: The Life of Moses and His Divine Calling

Learn about how God chose Moses despite his shortcomings, his life in Egypt, Midian, and as a Prophet. Discover Moses' call, God's signs, and lessons from his journey serving God.

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God's Chosen Prophet: The Life of Moses and His Divine Calling

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  1. PROPHET MOSES God chose Moses despite his shortfalls SERMON BY JOEL M. GNATCHIGLO

  2. LIFE OF MOSES: • First 40 Years: - Spent in Egypt • His Birth and how he became part of Pharaoh’s household, • His Crime in Egypt and how he run from Egypt. • Second 40 Years: - Spent in Midian • Moses married Zipporah an Egyptian woman • Third 40 Years: - Spent serving as a Prophet of God.

  3. MOSES’ CALL Ex. 3:1-6 Ex. 4:12 Num.12:1

  4. God’s Miraculous Signs to Moses

  5. Moses Before Pharaoh 10 Plagues Blood(Ex.7:14-24) Frogs (Ex.7:25-8:15) Lice (Ex.8:16-19) Wild animals and flies (Ex8:20-32) Pestilence of livestock (Ex.9:1-7) Boils (Ex.9:8-12) Thunderstorm of hail and fire (Ex.9:13-35) Locusts (Ex.10:1-20) Darkness for three days (Ex.10:21-29) Death of firstborn (Ex.11:1-12:36)

  6. Lessons From Moses’ Calling • God looks beyond what we think is our shortfalls • God always give us resources to work with any time He sends us on assignment • We need to always build a strong(er) relationship with God and He will never depart from us nor abandon us. • Above all, we always need to avail ourselves for God to use for His work.

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