This episode begins a series on the life of Moses, beginning with the story of Moses and the Burning Bush. Notable highlights include:- the importance of studying the lives of biblical characters, as it allows us to see how God interacts with people and learn how he may interact with us. - Moses's life, specifically his time in the wilderness after refusing to be heir to the Egyptian throne. - the significance of the Burning Bush encounter, emphasizing that it represents a "come to Jesus moment" for Moses and a reminder that God is always present, even in the wilderness.- God's instructions to Moses, his identification as the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and Moses's initial reluctance to take on the task of leading the Israelites out of Egypt. - the importance of God's faithfulness and his ability to use even inadequate people to accomplish his will.