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Baker Mode

Baker Mode

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 BAKER MODE
Where Scripture Hits Different. This isn’t Sunday-only faith. This is chapter-by-chapter truth — bold, clear, and unfiltered. Hosted by Chris Baker, Baker Mode walks through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation without watering it down, softening it up, or skipping the hard parts. Real context. Real application. Real fire. Every episode challenges you to think deeper, live stronger, and see Scripture the way it was meant to be seen. No fluff.
No performance.
No religious games. Just the Word — activated. If you’re ready to grow, question, wrestle, and walk it out… Welcome to Baker Mode.Copyright Chris Baker Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Spiritualité
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    • Exodus 10: When God Turns the Lights Off

      Exodus 10: When God Turns the Lights Off
      Feb 18 2026
      Exodus 10 is not just about locusts and darkness.

      It’s about a leader who kept hearing God… and kept refusing to bow.

      Pharaoh had warning after warning.
      Mercy after mercy.
      Opportunity after opportunity.

      But instead of surrender, he negotiated.

      Instead of obedience, he delayed.

      So God escalated.

      Locusts devoured what pride tried to protect.
      Darkness covered what arrogance tried to control.
      And for three days, Egypt felt what happens when God removes the light.

      But here’s the real question:

      Where in our lives are we still negotiating with God? Are we asking for blessing… while holding on to the very thing He told us to release?

      Exodus 10 confronts pride.
      It exposes partial obedience.
      It reminds us that when God says “Let it go,” He means everything.

      This isn’t about ancient plagues.

      This is about modern hearts.

      And if we’re honest…
      some of us are praying for light
      while still bargaining with darkness.

      This is Baker Mode.
      Where Scripture Hits Different.
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      3 min
    • Exodus 9: When God Starts Breaking What You Worship

      Exodus 9: When God Starts Breaking What You Worship
      Feb 16 2026
      Exodus 9 isn’t just about plagues.
      It’s about warnings.

      God kept saying,
      “Let My people go.”

      Pharaoh kept saying,
      “Not today.”

      And every time he hardened his heart…
      The pressure increased.

      Livestock fell.
      Boils broke out on skin.
      Fire and hail crashed from the sky like heaven itself was speaking in surround sound.

      But here’s the real message…

      Before the hail came, God gave a warning.

      Some Egyptians listened — and their servants and animals were safe.
      Others laughed it off — and lost everything.

      Exodus 9 shows us something powerful:

      Judgment doesn’t start without mercy first.
      God always speaks before He shakes.

      Pharaoh had power — but he didn’t have humility.
      He had authority — but no surrender.
      And pride kept him locked in a battle he could never win.

      This chapter isn’t ancient history.

      t’s about hardened hearts.
      It’s about ignoring conviction.

      If God is shaking something in your life…
      It might not be punishment.
      It might be mercy.
      It’s about what happens when you keep saying “later” to what God is saying “now” about.

      This is Baker Mode.
      We’re not reading the Bible softly.
      We’re feeling it.
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      3 min
    • Exodus 8: Pride Will Make You Sleep with Frogs

      Exodus 8: Pride Will Make You Sleep with Frogs
      Feb 15 2026
      In Exodus 8, Pharaoh is drowning in frogs — in his house, in his bed, in his palace — and when Moses asks him when he wants relief… he says, “Tomorrow."

      Tomorrow?

      When you’re surrounded by what’s destroying your peace, why wait another night?

      Because pride will make you tolerate what God is trying to remove.

      This episode isn’t about ancient plagues.
      It’s about pressure.
      It’s about compromise.
      It’s about how we beg God to take away discomfort but refuse to surrender control.

      Frogs covered Egypt.
      Gnats rose from the dust.
      Flies darkened the sky.
      And with every warning, Pharaoh hardened his heart.

      Relief came…
      But repentance never did.

      How many “tomorrows” have we spoken?
      How many warnings have we ignored?
      How long can a heart resist before it turns to stone?

      Exodus 8 shows us something powerful:
      God doesn’t escalate because He’s cruel.
      He escalates because He’s merciful enough to keep warning you.

      There comes a point where pressure isn’t punishment —
      it’s exposure.

      And pride?
      Pride will make you sleep with frogs just so you don’t have to bow.

      This is Exodus 8.
      This is confrontation.
      This is mercy knocking louder.
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      3 min
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