Eat the Lamb: This is THE Moment | Exodus 11-13

Everyone has a defining moment. What if yours already happened—before you were born?

In Exodus 12, death is coming. God commands His people: slaughter a lamb, paint its blood on your door, then gather your family and eat. This meal becomes THE moment that defines them forever. And it's the moment that helps us understand what Jesus meant when He said, "This is my body, broken for you." The Passover doesn't just explain communion—it IS the gospel. Substitution. Blood covering. A feast that sustains you for the journey.

If God can take traumatized slaves and give them a new story, a new identity, a new beginning... He can do the same for you.

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Chapters

• 0:00 “I went on a blind date once”
• 6:38 Epic recap → the final plague setup
• 9:54 Calendars…and a dinner menu?!
• 12:04 “Day Zero” — a new calendar
• 13:24 Eat dinner. As a family. Invite your neighbors.
• 15:18 Parents, it's your job to talk to your kids about God
• 18:24 “between the settings” (~3 p.m.)
• 20:29 Under the blood of the Lamb
• 21:30 Bitter herbs, no yeast, no leftovers
• 25:30 Eat in haste — the journey is long
• 26:36 Why blood? The sign and the cost
• 29:20 “This is the moment” — midnight, wailing, plunder
• 35:17 “Behold, the Lamb of God” → Last Supper
• 39:43 Good Friday 3 p.m. — the biggest moment of your life