Why God Chooses the Weak: Lessons from Moses and the Cross

In this Bible study on Exodus 4 and 1 Corinthians 1, Les Feldick explores why God often chooses the "weak" and "foolish" things of the world to confound the wise. Using the story of Moses’ insecurity and reluctance, Les explains how God strips us of self-reliance so He can use us for His glory. Les also dives into the New Testament to explain why "Jews require a sign" (1 Corinthians 1:22), how Peter’s encounter with Cornelius changed history, and why the simple "preaching of the cross" is the only true power of God for salvation. 00:00 – Introduction & Ministry Overview 01:14 – Moses’ Insecurity: "I Am Not Eloquent" 01:56 – Why God Couldn't Use Moses in Egypt 04:22 – God Chooses the Foolish and Weak (1 Corinthians 1) 07:10 – Paul’s Preaching: Not with Wisdom of Words 09:12 – Why Jews Require a Sign (Matthew 11 & 1 Corinthians 1) 10:44 – John the Baptist’s Doubt & Jesus’ Answer 13:34 – Peter & Cornelius: Breaking the Jewish Barrier 17:09 – The Danger of Religious Clichés vs. The Cross 18:22 – The Preaching of the Cross is the Power of God 24:30 – God Turns to the Gentiles (Salvation by Faith Alone) Thank you for watching this lesson from "Through the Bible with Les Feldick." If this teaching helped you, please subscribe to the channel for more verse-by-verse Bible studies. #LesFeldick #BibleStudy #Exodus #TheCross #GospelMessage