As we hear in Exodus 5 and 6 of Moses, and the Israelite's frustration and fear. We hear in Exodus 6:1-9 God proclaiming I AM and I WILL. Believe in me and that I am greater than the gods you focus on 

In Exodus 4 God asks Moses "Whatcha Got There?" I think many of our callings can begin with God asking the same question 

In order to move into the future with the freedom to be who we are called and created to be, many of us must first confront our past. Exodus 3 shows how God calls us to SEE, GO, and CONFRONT so that we can be FREE 

As we continue the journey through Exodus we hear of Moses in a place he never thought he would be, and what God was hoping to show him there. What does it look like when we embrace our wilderness as Holy Ground 

When we allow fear to drive our lives we can feel a tension between the life we live, and the life we are created to live. It's time to push back against the fear and embrace the call of God. As we look at Exodus 1 we hear how 2 Hebrew midwives did just that, and it changed the world 

As we look at the Easter story we look at it through a line in the Semisonic song "Closing Time". The line states "Every new beginning comes from some other beginnings end". So what is it that you are being called to end that something new may come in your life? What are those things that need to die for you to truly experience resurrection?

As we hear about the "Triumphal Entry" of Palm Sunday. We are proclaiming something with the way we live, talk, and encounter the world. However, what we must ask is...What are we proclaiming? 

As we continue on our journey to draw near to Christ, we find out, through Philippians 3 how the closer we get the more we understand our need to be made new 

As we continue to look at the call to DRAW NEAR, for many of us the question arises of HOW? In Matthew 19 we hear how, and the answer is BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY 

As we continue throughout the Lenten season to DRAW NEAR to God we hear in Hebrews 10 that through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, we have been granted access to God