I wonder how many objections the Lord has to listen to every day?  It might be interesting to know that.  Well as far as giving excuses to God are concerned, Moses is pretty good at it.  Now, what might be the actual bottom line when we hand God our excuses for disobedience.  

Ever found a direction for living, or specific instructions on things you should say or do from the Bible?  But the instruction seemed somehow beyond your ability to do it?  This is where we find Moses in his conversation with God. 

I'll bet all of us at one time or another have responded to God with questioning and doubting and asking What If...?  Would you be surprised that Moses did that very thing?  Well, he did and let's see what we might learn from that. 

Let's listen in as God gives Moses the instructions he is to follow.  As well, let's take it another step, and ask ourselves, what has God instructed us to do and let's answer the question, are we doing it?  

Perhaps one if not the vital question which speaks of our faith and of our destiny is;  Who do you say that Jesus is?  

Moses knows that when he returns to Egypt after 40 years away with the very specific task namely to deliver of God's people and bring them to the Promised Land someone might ask him, by what name or authority are you doing these things? 

To use the word 'God' is one thing, but aren't there many gods around the world that are spoken of and prayed to?  But who is God Almighty, the One True Sovereign overall God, what is his name?  

Ever felt all alone in something that you were asked to do? Perhaps you were given a work assignment with a short time fuse, or some other matter that fell into the category of overwhelming?  Such things come to everyone of us.  Yet the Believer can count on this; God is with you, so you are never alone. 

How does God pick those He will work through to accomplish His will in this world?  One huge clue, one very essential necessary characteristic is humility.  Yes, God might be waiting hear you say - Who Am I, that You should use my life?  Because He might say; now I have someone I can work with.  

That is the holiest place you can think of?  How about this, it is in the presence of God, which when you think of it  can be literally anywhere, everywhere you respond to Him, call on Him, invite Him into the ordinary of your life. Now you're talking holy ground.