The Lord provides for His people in the Providence of saving His redeemer, Moses

Paul’s letter to the church at Rome is perhaps the greatest systematic exposition of the gospel.

The Lord provides for His people in the Providence of saving His redeemer, Moses

Paul’s letter to the church at Rome is perhaps the greatest systematic exposition of the gospel.

There is a vast difference between the tribulation that believers experience, knowing that Jesus has “overcome the world,” and the hopelessness that descends on those who have rejected God when tragedy strikes.

Exodus 1 shows us God’s covenantal faithfulness to His people, and specifically His provision to them in their suffering.

There is a vast difference between the tribulation that believers experience, knowing that Jesus has “overcome the world,” and the hopelessness that descends on those who have rejected God when tragedy strikes.

Exodus 1 shows us God’s covenantal faithfulness to His people, and specifically His provision to them in their suffering.

Questions for consideration: (1) When was the last time that you had difficult circumstances that got even worse? What was you initial reaction to that? How will this passage help you to deal with similar challenges in the future? (2) What can rob us of the “personal” aspect of our relationship with the Lord? How can we cultivate that personal aspect? (3) Why is it so important for you to see that everything you have comes from the Lord by His grace?

Mark pauses to reflect on the rapid growth of Christ’s ministry and to give us the account of the calling of the 12 disciples.