Exodus: Rescued to Serve
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Exodus 12:1-13, 24-28, 19:1-6, 34:6-7, 1 Corinthians 5:7
Reflection Questions
Begin with a prayer pause focused on a word, phrase or verse in Psalm 46.
How are you doing at staying intentional each day with our reading plan or a reading plan? What is one thing God has been saying to you?
The Rescuing God: Read Exodus 12:1-13, 29-42. What does this tell us about God and humanity? What’s the good news here?
The Instructing God: Read Exodus 19:1-8. How do these verses help us understand the significance of God’s instructions in chapters 20-23? Why is it important to remember their call to be a kingdom of priests and holy nation?
The Tabernacling God: In the middle of God’s instructions and Israel’s following of God’s instructions on the tabernacle, God reveals his character to Moses in Ex 34:6-7. What is one thing God is saying to you through that?
Connect these Exodus stories to Jesus through these New Testament scriptures: John 1:14, Matthew 5:1-2, 1 Corinthians 5:7.
Close in prayerful reflection. What is God saying to you about your own story? Is there something from which you need delivered? Do you need God’s wisdom in a certain area of your life? Are you living aware of God’s active indwelling presence?
Daily Scripture Reading
Following the instructions in the front of the booklet, explore GodStory OurStory in the readings this week.
Feb 9 Numbers 1-4, Psalm 40
Feb 10 Numbers 5-7, Psalm 41
Feb 11 Numbers 8-10, Psalm 42
Feb 12 Numbers 11-13, Psalm 43
Feb 13 Numbers 14-16, Psalm 44
Feb 14 Numbers 17-18, Psalm 45
Feb 15 Numbers 19-21, Psalm 46
Resources Bible Project Character of God Series (Episode 1) on YouTube Bible Project Book Guide: The Book of Exodus