Exodus 12B
from Exodus Series on SermonAudio Hosted by Dakota Ashley
This sermon examines the Passover instructions in Exodus 12 to reveal the necessity of personally applying the blood of the Lamb for salvation. It emphasizes that protection comes not from moral superiority or religious activity, but solely from faith in Christ's shed blood, which serves as the visible token of God's promise. The message contrasts the external judgment of Egypt with the internal fellowship of believers, urging Christians to partake of Christ's righteousness and remember the cost of their redemption. It challenges the audience to move beyond intellectual assent to a personal trust in Jesus, highlighting that His sacrifice is sufficient for all sinners regardless of their past or present struggles. The sermon concludes with the assurance that God looks for the blood, not human feelings or works, to grant eternal life.
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