It's one of the most important types and images in the Bible—the Exodus—expounded by one of the great theologian-preachers of our time: Timothy Keller. Deepen your understanding of redemption through the sermon Getting Out.

This week we also feature:

Editor's Choice Illustration: Fred Rogers ("Mr. Rogers") Created Rather Than Complained

Skills Article: Why Should I Listen to You?, by Kent Edwards

Video Illustration: Grace

Brian Larson
Editor, PreachingToday.com
blarson@christianitytoday.com

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Craig Brian Larson is the pastor of Lake Shore Church in Chicago and author and editor of numerous books, including The Art and Craft of Biblical Preaching (Zondervan). He blogs on Knowing God and His Ways at craigbrianlarson.com.