The showdown that Exodus has been leading up to finally takes place in the plagues - and we learn something very interesting about every human's choice in life: we can chose to humble ourselves before God or be humiliated by God. How are we to conceive of such a God?

The showdown that Exodus has been leading up to finally takes place in the plagues - and we learn something very interesting about every human's choice in life: we can chose to humble ourselves before God or be humiliated by God. How are we to conceive of such a God?

The showdown that Exodus has been leading up to finally takes place in the plagues - and we learn something very interesting about every human's choice in life: we can chose to humble ourselves before God or be humiliated by God. How are we to conceive of such a God?

Why does God ask Moses (and us) to deliver messages when he knows they won't initially convince their hearers? What does this tell us about who God is and how we handle his message?

Why does God ask Moses (and us) to deliver messages when he knows they won't initially convince their hearers? What does this tell us about who God is and how we handle his message?

Why does God ask Moses (and us) to deliver messages when he knows they won't initially convince their hearers? What does this tell us about who God is and how we handle his message?

Processing our disappointments is one thing, but what about our disappointments with God, is that even OK?

Processing our disappointments is one thing, but what about our disappointments with God, is that even OK?

Processing our disappointments is one thing, but what about our disappointments with God, is that even OK?

Processing our disappointments is one thing, but what about our disappointments with God, is that even OK?