This week, we begin a series on the attributes of God where we will dive into various texts of Scripture to learn about God's nature. The study of God's attributes may sound intimidating or inaccessible, but that is not the case. Meditating...

This Easter, we will meditate on Mark 16:1-8 and the three women who were the first to find the tomb empty. After Jesus was crucified on Friday afternoon, Joseph of Arimathea buried Him in his own tomb. The women who had followed Jesus during His...

As the book of Exodus draws to a close, God's presence among His people is cemented through the building of His tabernacle and His provision for His people in the wilderness. In Exodus 40, we see that God desires to be worshipped according to His...

Last week we saw Israel's impatience lead to faithlessness. When Moses was up on the mountain for too long, the people made themselves a golden calf to serve as their god. As a result, God gives a warning in 33:1-3: the people may go to the...

After the giving of the law in chapters 20-23, God calls Moses and the elders of Israel to draw near, so that they can covenant together. This covenant will show commitment from both sides; Israel will obey the Lord's commands, and God will...

Israel's wanderings in the wilderness lead them to Mount Sinai, the "mountain of God" where Moses previously encountered God in the burning bush (Exodus 3). Here, God reveals Himself and His will to His people through the Ten...

As the people of Israel begin their journey to Canaan, we see that leaving the borders of Egypt did not cure their sin-sick hearts. They are still a people who quickly grumble against God and His leaders (in this case, Moses). Yet despite their sin...

In the aftermath of the Passover, Pharaoh was forced to submit to the one true God and allow Israel to leave. However, as the Israelites began their journey away from Egypt, God hardened Pharaoh's heart. He gathered his army and pursued the...