Moses, after the incident of the golden calf, has returned to Mount Sinai to commune with God once again. In this pivotal moment, God chooses to reveal Himself to Moses in a remarkable way. He proclaims His own name and describes His character in vivid detail.We see Him as "The Lord, the Lord, the compassionate and gracious God, slow to anger, abounding in love and faithfulness, maintaining love t...

The Presence of God: FavorIn Exodus 33:12-18, we find Moses engaged in a remarkable dialogue with God and at this juncture in the Israelites' journey, Moses, acting as their intercessor, pleads with God for His continued favor and guidance.  Despite the Israelites' recent rebellion with the golden calf, Moses boldly approaches God, recognizing the importance of His favor for the journey ahead.In r...

Exodus 33:7-11 provides us with a vivid glimpse into the intimate relationship between Moses and God during the time of the Israelites' wilderness journey. At this point in the narrative, the Israelites have recently committed idolatry by worshiping the golden calf. In response to their disobedience, God informs Moses that He will not personally accompany them to the Promised Land, as His presence...

Walk This WayI. Two Roads to Walk On vv.16-18II. The Way of the Flesh vv.19-21III. The Way of the Spirit vv.22-24IV. Keep in Step vv.25-26What is the difference between walking (living) in the flesh and walking (living) in the Spirit?What does walking in the flesh always lead to?How does walking in the flesh affect our relationship with God?How does walking in the flesh affect our relationship wit...

The life of Jesus was marked by distinct moments of separation.   His power over nature, sickness, the demonic and even death set him apart.   He has been the most polarizing figure in all of history, and even in his death we see moments of divine separation that ultimately pave the way to eternal life. In his life and death he was fully submitted to the plan and will of his father, he humbled him...