When Moses went to Egypt to fulfill his calling and lead the Jewish people out of slavery, Pharaoh resisted him at every turn. We may not be going up against a powerful ruler, but we'll certainly face opposition and resistance when we live out our calling. Luckily, we also know that God—and His power—are on our side.

We face a lot of obstacles when we answer God's call. Some of the biggest obstacles we face can come from ourselves: we doubt our abilities and question if God called the right person. How do we address these questions and not stay stuck in a time of self-doubt?

Every one of us is called by God, but sometimes it can be difficult to pursue that call. We're looking at Moses' life as an example of someone who responded to God's call to do great—but sometimes uncomfortable—things. Before Moses could step into his calling, he first needed to recognize and respond to it.

The concept of worship is something that comes up over and over in the Bible. Why is it such a big deal, and what does it mean for us as followers of Jesus today?

Here at Engedi, we're committed to "advancing the kingdom revolution of Jesus worldwide." What, specifically, does that mean for us as a group of believers?

As followers of Jesus, we're not called to live in isolation. We're called to be involved in biblical community where we encourage and build into each other while deepening our relationship with God.

As followers of Jesus, we're bound to face criticism from any number of people. The last Beatitude encourages us to stay faithful because we know that God is on our side.

There's all kinds of brokenness in our world, and God is calling us to be part of His plan to restore it. What does it mean, then, to not only want peace, but to be peacemakers and active agents of reconciliation?

Jesus showed us incredible mercy when He died on the cross for us. He calls us to be merciful and forgiving to others as we take part in the kingdom of heaven.

Jesus tells us that the pure in heart will see God, but what do those things actually mean for us here on earth? How do we strive for a pure heart while living as broken people?