A hot temper can lead to broken relationships. We can learn from Moses in the Old Testament and Jesus in the New Testament how to be God honoring in all that we say and do even when it's difficult.

Our choices have consequences. Sometimes other people's choices and those consequences affect us too. This is illustrated in Moses' life as he lead the Israelites through the wilderness.

In the darkness or in the storms, fear reigns. Unless we take hold of something or someone else - Jesus, the Prince of Peace! Say 'YES!' to Him and your life forever changes!

People talk about "the good old days." Moses was leading a couple million people reminiscing of Egyptian slavery when their destination (in freedom) was yet unclear to them. When dealing with the headaches of life, seek God for spiritual relief.

To be a good leader, we need to be a good follower. To be our best, we need to learn from God by studying His Word and growing closer in relationship to Him throughout our lives.

Leaders and followers, we're a bit of both at different times in our lives. It's a humbling privilege. If you follow the best leader, you'll be a great leader.

On the Israelites' journey in the desert, they got impatient waiting on Moses to return from his meeting with God and made a golden calf to worship. Their grave error was going back to what was familiar instead of waiting on God's direction...

God's ways are complex yet perfect, and we can see that when we take a close look at how He weaves everything together - for GOOD. We see His grace. We see how He created us for relationship. He shows us boundaries that He knows we need. He...

Moses was an amazing person, but he was just that - ONE person. He couldn't meet the needs of all of the Israelites. Someone gave him great advice about building a team. Everyone is different so that means we all have different things to offer...

Most likely you've already had to make yourself a meal today. God gave the Israelites manna for 40 years! Free food and they complained. We truly are blessed but often complain too. God gives us grace, and we need to do the same.