📖 “Exodus: The Oppression”Exodus 5:1–14🗓️ June 12–15, 2025✝️ Preacher: Pastor Kyle Backhaus🔍 SummaryOppression, fear, and control—these themes dominate the early chapters of Exodus. Egypt once thrived because of Joseph, yet a new Pharaoh forgets his legacy and enslaves the Israelites out of fear. In Exodus 5, Moses stands before this Pharaoh, burdened with self-doubt, clinging to excuses, and deeply unsure of his calling. But God remains steadfast.This week, Pastor Kyle explores how fear leads to control, both in Pharaoh’s grip over Israel and in our own lives. When we face hardship or the unknown, we often try to cling tighter. But Scripture shows us a better way: humility, delegation, courage, and trust in God’s promises.🗝️ Key TakeawaysEven God’s chosen leaders struggle with fear and inadequacy—yet God equips them anyway.Pharaoh’s oppression came from fear; we too can be tempted to control what we don't understand.We are called to let go—to trust God's will, even in the wilderness.Isaiah 41:10 and Romans 8:38–39 remind us that nothing can separate us from the love of Christ.🙏 Join the ConversationHow do you respond when God calls you into something uncomfortable? What bricks of fear are you still carrying? Drop a comment and let’s talk about how we let go—and let God lead.📍 Worship with Us at St. Paul Lutheran Church – Sheboygan Falls, WI📅 Worship Times:• Sunday: 8:00 a.m. (Traditional) | 9:30 a.m. (Contemporary) • Thursday: 6:30 p.m. (Informal)🔗 Website📧 [email protected]📍 730 County Rd PPP, Sheboygan Falls, WI🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay connected with Christ through Word and worship.#Exodus #LetMyPeopleGo #TrustGod #Romans8 #Isaiah41 #StPaulSheboyganFalls #LCMS #LutheranPreaching📌 St. Paul Lutheran Church – Connecting People to Christ----📌Online Google Form Sign-In: https://bit.ly/3EGuNPi----📌 About St. Paul Lutheran ChurchFounded in 1855, St. Paul Lutheran Church in Sheboygan Falls, WI, has been a steadfast beacon of faith, service, and community for over 165 years. From its early days with Reverend F. Steinbach ministering in homes to its modern ministries, St. Paul remains deeply rooted in the teachings of the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS).The congregation’s journey includes building its first church in 1858 and moving to its current facility in 1995. Ministry efforts extend beyond worship, including the Early Childhood Center (est. 1986) and The Gathering Place (est. 2008), which provides compassionate care for individuals with memory loss.With a mission to "Connect People to Christ by sharing His love in Word and action everywhere we are," St. Paul welcomes all to experience the love of Christ.📌 Stay Connected📺 Subscribe for more messages of faith: youtube.com/@StPaulSheboyganFalls👍 Like & Share to spread the Good News!📜 Licenses & Copyrights:Lutheran Service Book License 100010069CCLI Copyright 712799CCLI Streaming CSPL026675

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