October 11, 2026 | Exodus 14:5–31 Crossing the Red Sea With Pharaoh's army closing in and the Red Sea in front of them, the Israelites were terrified. They had seen…
Read More10.11.26 Exodus 14:5-31 Crossing the Red Sea The Exodus (especially the crossing of the Red Sea) is an ongoing picture of salvation throughout Scripture. I'll read just one passage that…
Read MoreOctober 4, 2026 | Exodus 5:1–6:30 Stop Looking at Yourself—Look to Jesus Moses obeyed God and went to Pharaoh, but instead of things getting better, they got worse. The people…
Read More10.4.26: Exodus 5:1-6:30 Ryan Welsh, in an online article, wrote: "The Bible is surely history’s most honest book. Its unfettered and brutal transparency about the unimpressive nature of God’s chosen…
Read More9.27.2026 | Exodus 7–12 Plagues and Passover: God’s Distinct Power and Plan of Rescue Through the plagues, God answered Pharaoh’s question, “Who is the LORD?” He revealed his distinct power…
Read MoreThis week I went McConnell AFB for Aaron Lewis promotion to Major. Congrats to Aaron or should I say Chaplain Major Aaron Lewis! When I went to the base I…
Read MoreIn March of 2003, a woman named Karen Watson left U.S. to serve as a Christian missionary in Iraq - One year later, Watson and three other humanitarian workers were…
Read MoreSeptember 20, 2026 | Exodus 5:1–6:30 Devotion in Our Distress Moses and Aaron obeyed God and went to Pharaoh, but instead of Israel’s suffering ending, it increased. The people blamed…
Read More9.13.26 – Exodus 2:23–4:31: God Makes Himself Known Israel had suffered for generations, Moses had spent forty years in Midian, and nothing seemed to be changing. But God had not…
Read MoreIntroduction Last month I listened to a podcast about Kayla Mueller, a young American aid worker. She was kidnapped by ISIS in Syria in 2013 and eventually killed. It was…
Read More9.6.26 – Exodus 1:1–2:22: Israel Suffers, but God Provides a Savior Exodus begins with Israel suffering under a new Pharaoh who enslaved and oppressed them. Yet none of this threatened…
Read MoreI am going to describe the book of Exodus using a short verbal exchange between myself and my grandson Chris. This happened several years ago when he was just four.…
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