How do Christians learn from and apply the calendar God gave the Israelites, with its Sabbath, Festivals, Sabbath years, and Jubilee?

How do we relate to the civil laws that we find in Exodus which organized young Israel as a nation but are no longer binding on God's people? What can we learn from these things that sound strange, obscure, or even offensive to us?

How does God direct us to live as part of his Kingdom? What does living in this freedom look like?

What does God's reign mean for our failure and sin? How can our heart idols be dealt with?

In Exodus we see Moses serving a mediator: representing God to the people and the people to God. How does this role point forward to how Jesus redeems us by God's grace?

What is the significance of "covenant" when describing our relationship with God? What does it mean to be God's covenant people?

Exodus tells the story of how the Israelites went from a people under slavery in Egypt to a kingdom of priests under God as their King. What does this have to show us about what it means to live with Jesus as King in the here-and-now?

How can we overcome our prejudices and find the true reconciliation with others that Jesus has won for us?

How does the concept of "exile" and the experience of Jesus and the ancient Israelites relate to our relationship with the world around us?

What does gospel-centered community look like?