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"The Women Behind the Exodus" with Pastor Chad Stuart - May 9, 2026

CS Chad Stuart May 9, 2026 1h 19m
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In this message, Chad Stuart shines a light on the often-overlooked women behind the Exodus and reminds us that God’s greatest work is usually carried by faithful people no one puts in the spotlight. Through the courage of the midwives, the faith of Jochebed and Miriam, the compassion of Pharaoh’s daughter, and the resolve of Zipporah, he shows that ordinary obedience can shape history in ways we never see coming. Chad Stuart’s challenge is simple but searching: fear God above every other fear, act faithfully in the moment, and trust that your small role matters in God’s larger story. This sermon will encourage anyone who feels unseen, reminding them that the Lord notices, values, and uses quiet faithfulness.

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Character of GodChrist Our ExampleCovenantsFaithInspiration of the BibleSuffering

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JochebedMiriamMosesPuahShiphrahZipporah

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MI MiriamMoses MosesPU PuahSH Shiphrah
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