What does it mean for believers that they have been brought out of Egypt?
Being brought out of Egypt signifies for believers freedom from Satan's shackles and separation unto God, pictured in Israel's exodus. It means redemption and reconciliation through Jesus Christ's work of the cross, with a ministry of reconciliation given to the redeemed. The flesh may crave the old life, but Satan's appeal to return must be rejected.
Les explains that Exodus is a book of redemption, a picture of being bought back. Israel was brought out of Egypt and set apart for God, and believers are likewise set free and no longer under Satan's shackles. The danger is hankering to go back to the old life when things get rough; the tempter then appeals to the flesh, suggesting they were better off before, but that is Satan's working and must not be believed. Les then ties this to reconciliation: God reconciled us to Himself by Jesus the Christ and His work of the cross, and He also gave believers the ministry of reconciliation.