Read Exodus 3:1-22 What do you come to know about the Lord’s character in this chapter? What about people in general can you learn from this passage? Who are they “being”? Is there anything the Lord is prompting you to do based on this chapter?
Sunday 2/13/22
As we anticipate being together for worship, spend some time preparing your heart to sit with your spiritual family. Are there grievances in your heart with others in our body? Confess them to the Father and to that person. Are there ways that you have sinned against the Lord this week? Confess those. Sit and rest with the Father knowing …
Saturday 2/12/22
Read Exodus 2:21-25 I love the action words here in this passage: The Israelites: Groaned Cried out Cried for help God: Heard their groaning Remembered His covenant Looked on the Israelites Was concerned for them On a separate piece of paper, finish these sentences: Father, I am crying out to you, I am groaning in my heart about…. Father, I …
Friday 2/11/22
Read: Exodus 2:21-25 Genesis 15:1-7 and Genesis 17:1-8 Today we are going to look at some verses about God remembering- as you read through these, ask the Holy Spirit to bring to mind things that you want the Lord to remember in your own life. Genesis 8:1 But God remembered Noah and all the wild animals and the livestock that …
Thursday 2/10/22
Read Exodus 2:16-22 Moses gets rewarded with a wife and a family for his good action of protecting the sisters. In a sense he gets “new people.” And yet he names his son Gershom remembering that he is an ‘alien’ there. Remember back last week when we looked at the word Hebrew? “One who crosses over” or “went from place …
Wednesday 2/9/22
Read Exodus 2:15-20 Moses obviously has a desire to see things “right”. He protects these women, he cares for their flock, he stood up for his fellow Hebrew, and he questions the Hebrews fighting each other. This desire for justice in his world was a huge motivator for Moses. And yet, he is often unable to accomplish it himself. What …
Tuesday 2/8/22
Read Exodus 2:11-14 Moses hides the man that he killed but cannot hide the knowledge of this murder. We don’t know whether Moses was afraid because he had committed this grievous sin, or because he’d been found out and feared the consequences. Read James 4:1-12 What does James state as truth in this section? What is the difference between the …