Grace EV Free La Mirada Sermons A New Beginning (Randall Gruendyke)
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Feb 24, 2026 A sermon walking through Exodus 11–12, exploring Israel’s rescue from slavery and the announcement of the final plague. Discussion of God restoring what was lost and providing by grace. Reflection on Passover as a memorial, its connection to Christ, and the Lord’s Supper as a reminder. Calls to remember salvation, pray for needs, and reckon with divine judgment on unrepentant evil.
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Slavery And Salvation As The Bible's Core Storyline
- The storyline of the Bible and Exodus compresses to slavery and salvation, showing salvation in three phases: in time, over time, and for all time.
- Randall Gruendyke ties Exodus' deliverance to personal salvation: Israel's rescue models being born again, sanctified progressively, and perseverance until final salvation.
God Restores Israel's Lost Wealth By Grace
- God instructs Israel to ask Egyptians for silver and gold, restoring what they'd lost and demonstrating grace through provision before the exodus.
- Randall connects this to Genesis and Deuteronomy promises and to ongoing desert provisions like manna, water from rock, and guidance by cloud and fire.
Unclaimed Money Example Of Asking
- Randall recounts finding small unclaimed money belonging to his late father and receiving it because he asked the state for it.
- He uses this mundane example to illustrate the biblical principle 'you have not because you ask not.'