EPISODE · Jun 14, 2015 · 40 MIN
Exodus - The Smiling Hand of Providence
from Grand Parkway Baptist Church · host Neil McClendon
How does trusting in God's hidden, behind-the-scenes work change your perspective when life seems difficult or unpredictable?In this sermon on Exodus 2:1–10, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon examines the birth and early preservation of Moses, demonstrating how the smiling hand of divine providence is constantly at work. Pastor Neil explores three foundational truths: God is always working out His sovereign will even when we don't get our way, God moves in the hearts of our enemies, and God operates in our lives in ways we never expect. Discover how the thermostat of God's heart is set on goodness toward His children and how resting in His unearned grace frees us from fear, bitterness, and self-reliance.In this episode, we cover:The Reality of Providence: Understanding how God actively governs His creation to manage all things according to His sovereign plan.God at Work Behind the Scenes: Recognizing that divine progress isn't dependent on our immediate comfort or preferred outcomes.Reconciling With Enemies: Learning how God's hand works in unexpected places—and how remembering our own redemption shapes how we pray for others.Resting in Divine Goodness: Discovering how the ultimate expression of God's grace and goodness is fully realized in Jesus Christ.Be sure to follow us:InstagramFacebookYoutube
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How does trusting in God's hidden, behind-the-scenes work change your perspective when life seems difficult or unpredictable? In this sermon on Exodus 2:1–10, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon examines the birth and early preservation of Moses, demonstrating how the smiling hand of divine providence is constantly at work. Pastor Neil explores three foundational truths: God is always working out His sovereign will even when we don't get our way, God moves in the hearts of our enemies, and God operate...
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