Category Archives: Exodus

It’s easy . . . and, in fact, intended . . . to focus solely on the major players of the drama played out in the first part of Exodus. There’s the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob who, determined … Continue reading →

Started in on Exodus this morning. Who woulda’ thunk? When those boys sold Joseph into slavery . . . when Joseph interpreted that dream and was placed over Egypt’s “feast and famine” program . . . when the brothers were … Continue reading →

This morning I finished up Exodus. All the parts of the tabernacle have been constructed and fashioned, assembled, and are ready for occupancy . . . and the glory of God finds a home among His people (Ex. 40:34-35). In … Continue reading →

Sometimes we can take privilege for granted . . . sometimes that which should be a source of everlasting wonder, becomes commonplace . . . sometimes that which should be cherished is neglected. Three words in Exodus brought that to … Continue reading →

It had been only three days since they’d walked through the waters. Just 72 hours since they’d participated in God’s awesome deliverance from the last ditch attempt by the Egyptians to take them back into bondage. Less than a week … Continue reading →

You know, I’m kinda glad that so many “Biblical heroes” have clay feet . . . that the Spirit, when authoring the Holy Scriptures, didn’t shy away from recording not only the good, but the bad, and the ugly, as … Continue reading →