In this passage, the story takes a strange turn with the abrupt appearance of a genealogy beginning in verse 14.

In this passage, we make the sweet discovery that even when His children stubbornly resist His care, the Lord himself goes ahead of them to provide for them because of His love for them.

In this familiar text, we are reminded that all of our unwanted sufferings and even our unthinkable adversity become the soil in which God's plan of redemption grows.

Following the prolonged dialogue between Moses and God, this passage moves quickly and allows us to follow Moses as he leaves Midian and returns to Egypt.

In this passage, we listen in as the Lord patiently responds to the persistently reluctant Moses and discover the surprising relevance of their conversation to our lives.

In this sermon from Isaiah, Jared reminded us that sin is more serious than we know, justice is more important than we know, and God is more merciful than we know.

In this sermon, Walt encouraged us to persevere in steadfast faith in order to seize the eternal life we've already received.

In these verses, God provides Moses with explicit instruction and assures him of a certain triumphant outcome.

In this passage, God reveals His name, a promise to forge relationship and fortify faith.

After 400 years of working silently behind the scenes, at long last, God speaks.