The plague of hail is used to show Pharoah and the Egyptians that there is nothing or no one more powerful or greater than Jehovah. Nothing can deter His plan and control. He has complete authority over all that exists. How does God reveal His power to us today? How should we react? What if His purpose and plan are not what we think they should be?

The Bible is full of stories of God showing Himself and His character to mankind. The plagues of frogs and gnats continue to show His power over the gods of Egypt, but also reveal to us different responses to God´s power. Pr. Nathanael Fawcett continues looking at the epic book of Exodus.

There are two characteristics of God that we seldom put together. But the plagues brought upon Egypt during the Exodus story consistently show the might and power of God as well as how merciful He is. The warning to Pharaoh and the first plague of blood begin to show how Jehovah is the supreme and most powerful God who gives chances for repentance and a change of heart.

There is a word that is absent in the written text of Christmas, but is drenched and appears in the actions of God during the story. Pr. Nathanael Fawcett reminds us of the great characteristic of God and the way in which we should live as we are A People of Promise in a World of Impatience.

Sometimes we think of "peace" as the absence of chaos and noise. What does it truly entail? When the Bible calls Jesus the "Prince of Peace," what does that mean? Pr. Nathanael continues to look at the Christmas story through the theme of A People of Promise in a World of Impatience.