Exodus 7B-8A

This sermon examines the first three plagues in Exodus to illustrate the hardness of human hearts and the absolute sovereignty of God over creation. The preacher contrasts Pharaoh's stubborn refusal to submit with the ultimate authority of Christ, who bears judgment for sinners. Key themes include the futility of idolatry, the danger of postponing repentance, and the insufficiency of religious counterfeits compared to divine power. The message urges listeners to surrender their lives to God rather than seeking relief without submission. It concludes by highlighting Jesus as the true Mediator who redeems believers from the curse of sin through His grace.