Sermons on Exodus 14

11 sermons preach from Exodus 14 in real church libraries — each one transcribed, summarized, and indexed to the verse. Jump to the exact moment a verse is quoted, or open the full sermon.

When he wanted the waters to part the Red Sea so the people could walk through, it parted.
Exodus 14:21-22 · as preached in “The Bible NEVER Mentions Homosexuality!?... Is that True? | Live Free with Josh Howerton” at Lakepointe Church

Exodus 14:1-31

1 sermon

Leading the Israelites out of slavery and parting the Red Sea to let them escape from the Egyptians; "He opens the waters before them."

Gospel Assembly Church Sunday Black History Month Celebration 2/23/2025

A Black History Month Sunday service at Gospel Assembly Church centered on the theme "The Truth Sets Us Free," blending worship, historical presentations (videos and student performances), testimonies about faith-led freedom fighters, and pastoral teaching that links biblical truth to spiritual and social liberation.

Exodus 14:14

1 sermon

God says, 'Fight your battles; I'll fight' (paraphrase of 'The LORD will fight for you; you need only be still').

7PM "Refuel" Pastor Reginald W. Sharpe Jr., Sunday, July 14, 2026

Pastor Reginald W. Sharpe Jr. teaches that Christian hospitality and generosity — expressed as humility, maturity, approachability, and tranquility — are essential marks of discipleship and church life, culminating in a call to form a Joy Team to make the congregation more welcoming and to live out Godly generosity and peace.

Exodus 14:21-22

7 sermons

When he wanted the waters to part the Red Sea so the people could walk through, it parted.

The Bible NEVER Mentions Homosexuality!?... Is that True? | Live Free with Josh Howerton

A podcast episode addressing anger (its biblical distinctions) and how Christians should biblically respond to LGBTQ claims during Pride Month—combining scriptural defense of sexual ethics, pastoral guidance for evangelism and parenting, and practical differences between righteous and sinful anger.

With the Red Sea — it was split and they walked over on dry land.

Fruit That Remains | Authentic Weight | Psalm 100:3 | Arik Hayes

2819 ChurchJun 2026

Arik Hayes preaches on 'honor' as a central Christian ethic — an 'authentic weight' — calling believers to choose honor ahead of feelings by honoring God, His Word, leaders, spouses, and children. He contrasts genuine honor with lip service, explains its protective and formative effects, and gives practical steps (Scripture, community, submission, refusing revenge) for growing in honor.

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Exodus 14:21-31

2 sermons

Reference to the parting of the sea that saved them from the Egyptians.

The Census of a New Generation | Pastor Kim Owens | Message

Pastor Kim Owens urges Fresh Start Revival to prepare for a new season by being reconditioned as 'fresh wineskins'—pliable, saturated in God's presence, and free from complaint, entitlement, and religious rigidity—so they qualify in the 'census of a new generation' to carry increased glory and mission to the nations.

Exodus 14:21-28

1 sermon

Paraphrase of the Red Sea crossing: Moses led Israel to the Red Sea, they walked through on dry ground, and the pursuing Egyptians were overwhelmed when the waters returned.

Remember Those Earlier Days - Matthew Rodriguez

A sermon (Hebrews 10:32) calling believers to 'Remember, Recover, Remain' — intentionally recall the early zeal and sacrificial commitment, rebuild confidence in God by re-learning his character, and persevere by God’s grace while staying connected to the church community.

Exodus 14:21

1 sermon

“God has parted the seas,” a reference to the parting of the Red Sea and victory over enemies.

Advance and Hold

Pastor Kimberly Ray preaches from Joshua 1:1–7 calling the congregation to 'advance and hold'—to move forward by faith, claim the territory God has promised, and maintain it despite opposition. The sermon emphasizes walking with purpose, being strong and courageous, obedience to God's word, intergenerational discipleship, corporate prayer, and practical responses (giving, altar ministry, baptism, receiving the Holy Spirit). Church life updates and community engagement (FaithWorks, vaccine town hall, outreach events) frame the message.

Every reference on this page was extracted from the transcript of a real sermon in a public Sermon Mind church library. Quotes reflect each preacher’s own reading of the text.