In today’s devotional we think about the complaints and anxiety and worries that often accompany traveling, both real and metaphorical. And we understand that trusting God means actually trusting God, not demanding certainties.

In today’s devotional we think about the difficulties in our path as we follow Christ. And we realize that no matter what we face in life we can find some comfort knowing that God has walked before us, clearing the way.

In today’s devotional we think about how important our attention is, not only in each moment, but for the long-term future of our lives. And we realize that eyes that fix on Jesus are eyes that are looking in the right direction.

In today’s devotional we think about what it means to wait. And we realize that as followers of Jesus waiting is a different kind of thing, it takes on a different tone, because we know that we do not wait in vain.

In today’s devotional we consider what it means to have Christ’s blood mark our heart. And we realize that while death comes for us all, salvation is available to us, in equal measure.

In today’s devotional we think about how our tendencies can become rigidities when we harden our hearts. And we realize that when we approach God with a soft and open heart, he fills it with grace and love.

In today’s devotional we consider who God used signs and wonders in Moses life. And we think about what it means for us to look for God’s action in our world today.

In today’s devotional we think about what happens when God gets to work in our lives. And we realize that it is not all sunshine and roses. In fact, a new life might be a difficult path, but that the life of Jesus Christ is a life that it worth living.

In today’s devotional we think about how Moses get pushed out of his life-path, but toward something that feels impossible. And we realize that when we face the impossible or the unknowable in our own lives, we, like Moses, stand with God, who is bigger than any problem or concern.

In today’s devotional we think about God is a powerful, even dangerous divine being. And we grapple with the truth that we cannot control our relationship with God. That instead of demand of God we are called to follow, worship, and obey.