Welcome to Gateway Church's podcast. Wherever you're tuning in from, we hope you're encouraged by today's message.

All right, we are in a series called Divinely Inspired. No, that's the Bible. Divinely Human.

And so what we're talking about, it was just going through people in the Bible

that are our heroes, men and women, greatly used by God, divinely used by God,

but I'm kind of showing you the human side. And I'm showing you the human side to embarrass them

or to put them down. I'm showing you the human side of them. And I don't think they were

mind at all. It's in the Bible. God put it there for a reason. I think he put it there to encourage us

that we can be human and still be used by God. And I want you to know that. And so I'm going to

drill this home. I'm going to continue this series for the next seven years.

I think I'm going to go to Easter. I really do because I just feel so strongly about it. But anyway,

so we've talked about Abraham and Sarah. We've talked about Peter. This week we're going to talk

about Moses and his wife, which you may have never heard of, Zaporo. And so you have to understand,

let me give you a little background. Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and then Joseph, we did the series

dream to destiny. Joseph became the second most powerful man in Egypt. He moved his family there

and there were 70 people in his family in Egypt, 70. But God blessed the ears,

relics, and they grew and they began to outnumber the Egyptians. And so it says,

Ephraim arose that did not know Joseph. And so he began to oppress them and then he enslaved

them. And they were enslaved for 130 years. And so God came up with a plan to release his people

from slavery and take them back to the promised land or to Canaan. And he decided to use a man named

Moses. So we're just going to do like we've done in all the rest of them and just read a lot of

scripture and read a story. Okay. And then we'll have some points and some funny things throughout.

All right. So X, this two verse one, it says in a man of the house of Levi, I'm going to tell you why

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