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EPISODE · Aug 3, 2025 · 32 MIN

SERMON – Case Law: How Should We Interpret Old Testament Laws on Slavery? | Exodus 21:1-11

from Pulpit & Podium · host Jacob Nannie

This sermon, Case Law, preached on August 3, 2025 at Christ Community's Olathe Campus, examines Exodus 21-24 with a focus on 21:1-11. It's the tenth message in the "Exodus: Yahweh Rescues" series, addressing challenging laws for human flourishing in a broken world.I unpack:The difference between apodictic (absolute) and case laws (conditional), showing these as responses to poverty, not endorsements of slavery.How Yahweh's rules dignify the vulnerable, promote justice patiently, and point to redemption in Christ.Practical wisdom like "do for one what you wish for everyone" for pursuing proximate justice today.This message, a tough topic at a new campus, taught me to confront cultural tensions head-on, influencing how I now prepare for sensitive biblical issues. I hope it equips you to read hard passages with hope, seeing God's care for justice and dignity.📖 Key Passage: Exodus 21:1–11 🎧 Listen and reflect: How can I pursue proximate justice for the vulnerable in my own community today?

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