Exodus 4:21; 7:14, 22

Do you know anyone who has a hard heart? Perhaps you have sought justice from an adversary, but the enemy hardened his/her heart against you. Perhaps you have wanted to share the good news of new life in Christ, but the one you dearly longed to reach responded with a heart of stone.

Exodus 7:14-8:19

It is a common question that everyone must ask at some point in life. Why me?  Why am I experiencing upsetting results in my life?  These upsets may ruin our routines and convictions about the way things run. Sometimes the so-called laws of nature stop working as expected or we get inflicted with irritations. More deeply, these upsets may actually bring about destructions. Deepest of all, the plagues that beset us may result in death. (Kaiser:348) Why me, indeed?

Exodus 9:13-10:29

Weather predictions are made every day in the modern world. We sometimes laugh at them as if the predictions are always wrong. On certain occasions, we laugh at them to our own peril. The most dramatic illustrations concern the occurrence of hurricanes, tornados and cyclones.

Exodus 11:1-10

Who gets the last word when conflict rises to its highest level in your family, in your city, in your world? It is an important question to answer at all levels.  The future of the family, the city and the world may depend on it.