
A new Pharaoh who does not know Joseph. A people once welcomed, now enslaved. And two midwives who fear God more than they fear the most powerful ruler in the known world. In this sermon from Exodus 1:1–22, Rev Andrew Irwin opens the great Exodus narrative and explores what it looks like to be the people of God when the world is changing around you — how the blessing of God continues in spite of opposition, why the unnamed Pharaoh is insignificant compared to the named midwives, and how Shiprah and Puah point forward as a shadow of the even greater rescue to come in Christ. Preached at St Paul's & St Barnabas, Belfast — Sunday 23 August 2026. www.spbbelfast.church
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