Too Much to Lift | The Untitled, Open-Ended Study Bible | October 4, 2026 | Exodus 4:24–26
Too Much to Lift
The Untitled, Open-Ended Study Bible
Preacher: The Rev. Megan Collins
October 4, 2026
Exodus 4:24–26; Genesis 17; Matthew 28; Luke 22
Summary:
Starting with a story about a pine armoire and a balcony, Pastor Megan picks up Moses in Exodus 4 and one of the strangest passages in the Bible: the night God meets Moses on the road and tries to kill him, until Zipporah circumcises their son, which she connects to communion as a physical, communal sign that we can't carry the heaviest things alone.
Learn more or read past sermons: https://www.maitlandpres.org/blog/categories/sermons
28 Sept 2026
Class Traitors: Exodus 2 | The Untitled, Open-Ended Study Bible | September 27, 2026
Class TraitorsThe Untitled, Open-Ended Study BiblePreacher: The Rev. David CollinsSeptember 27, 2026Exodus 1:22; Exodus 2:4–25Summary:Exodus 2 is crowded with women who quietly defy Pharaoh, and the sermon follows Pharaoh's daughter, the Bible's first "class traitor," who raises Moses in both worlds on purpose. Moses becomes the second, siding with the oppressed in Egypt and again in Midian. The sermon asks what we're teaching our kids about which side they're on, and notes that God isn't named until verse 23, after five women had already chosen to do the right thing. Learn more or read past sermons:https://www.maitlandpres.org/blog/categories/sermons
21 Sept 2026
Tov in the Middle of the Noise | The Untitled, Open-Ended Study Bible | September 20, 2026 | Exodus 1:15–2:3
Tov in the Middle of the NoiseThe Untitled, Open-Ended Study BiblePreacher: The Rev. Megan CollinsSeptember 20, 2026Exodus 1:15–2:3Summary:This week's sermon moves through the noisy opening chapters of Exodus — Pharaoh's order to the midwives Shiphrah and Puah, and the birth and hiding of baby Moses. Along the way, the Hebrew word tov (the same word God uses over creation in Genesis 1) surfaces in the account of Moses' birth, revealing God quietly at work in the middle of atrocity. Pastor Megan reflects on how God breaks through the noise of our lives through ordinary people, and how Sabbath rest is a temporary ark — not a permanent hiding place.Learn more or read past sermons:https://www.maitlandpres.org/blog/categories/sermons
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