4/8-4/29 | Wed, 6:30-7:45 pm | Rm 209/210

Join us for a four-week exploration of the opening chapters of Exodus, one of the most foundational and dramatic narratives in the Bible. In this study, we will journey with the Israelites from slavery in Egypt to the brink of freedom, witnessing the rise of a reluctant leader, the clash between a determined God and a defiant Pharaoh, and the birth of a people forged in the crucible of oppression and liberation. We will delve into the literary, historical, and theological dimensions of this powerful story, asking what it means to be called, what divine power looks like, and how memory and ritual shape a community’s identity. This study is for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the Exodus narrative and its enduring significance. Participants are encouraged to bring a bible. Led by Brian Myers.

Brian Myers is a passionate student and teacher of Scripture. A long-time member of Trinity UMC, he has served in numerous leadership and teaching roles within the church and currently serves as the Co-Lay Leader for the North West District of the Florida Conference of the UMC. He and his wife, Margaret, have two grown boys. Brian is thrilled to guide this exploration of Exodus 1-12. With a deep love for the Old Testament, he brings the epic story of Israel's bondage and liberation to life, uncovering timeless truths about God's power, faithfulness, and redemptive heart. He looks forward to journeying with you through the plagues, the Passover, and the powerful beginnings of the exodus, discovering how this ancient story continues to shape our faith today.