Exodus 2:1-25

This sermon examines Exodus 2:1–25, focusing on God’s work through Moses’ rescue, early identity, and escape from Egypt. It highlights the courageous actions of Moses’ mother, sister, and Pharaoh’s daughter, Moses’ identification with the oppressed, and the significance of God hearing Israel’s cries and remembering his covenant. Congregants are encouraged to trust that God remains active amid suffering and calls people to participate in his purposes.