Exodus 17:1-7 - Thirsty Without Water
In the midst of an overwhelming situation, water appears in the wilderness; in a place lacking water, in the middle of the desert, and out of a rock, water flows freely.
Exodus 16:2-15 - God Provides Manna
God hears the Israelites’ complaints in the wilderness – the text reminds us of this four times. God not only hears, but also provides what the Israelites need.
Holy Spaces Have Holy Consequences
What happens in the holy spaces of our lives should also have holy consequences in the world around us. Moses’ experience with God directly leads to action for and alongside God.
Women Conspiring against Pharaoh
These women cleverly and intentionally undermine Pharaoh’s power to bring new life into the world. Whereas the mighty Pharaoh is fixated on death, violence, and annihilation, the women harbor life. He commands; they resist. These women notice the injustice around them and act.
Lent is Coming Soon!
I co-wrote a Lenten study of the book of Exodus. You can watch a video introduction to the study
A God So Near and Additional Exodus People
Deuteronomy 4 and Amos 9 represent an ongoing conversation in the Hebrew Bible regarding God’s relationship with Israel.
Crossing the Red Sea is a Joint Effort
a story of a people who are willing to say “YES” to God – a people who are brave enough to take the next step in following God even when they can’t see what’s next.
Holy Ground
Holy ground is sometimes in the least expected places. It certainly is not limited to religious buildings or spiritual spaces. If we are open, holy ground can be found in non-traditional ways and places.
