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A daily, 32-day Lenten Devotional Series by Rev. Dave Brown

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?

  • 16 March 2024
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A daily, 32-day Lenten Devotional Series by Rev. Dave Brown

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.

  • 15 March 2024
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A daily, 32-day Lenten Devotional Series by Rev. Dave Brown

Exodus 6:9-7:13

In the next to last Psalm in the Songs of Ascents the supporting role of Aaron is celebrated.

“Behold, how good and pleasant it is when brothers dwell in unity. It is like the precious oil on the head running down on the beard, on the beard of Aaron, running down on the collar of his robes. (Psalm 133:1-2)

Aaron eventually became the High Priest of Israel. Before that there were three parts that he played in the life of Israel.

  • 14 March 2024
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A daily, 32-day Lenten Devotional Series by Rev. Dave Brown

Exodus 5:22-6:13

When Maxie Dunham the well-loved preacher looked at Moses’ initial failure before the Pharaoh and subsequent desperate prayer in Exodus 5:22 he urged his hearers to “live the questions now.” We are all called to wait for an answer on many occasions. If we have not yet obtained answers to personal, family or work problems, we can at least keep the question in front of God and live until answers come. When we look at Exodus 6, we read the LORD’s immense answer to Moses’ questions.  It starts with an overview of God’s plans: “Now you shall see what I will do to Pharaoh; for with a strong hand he shall send them out, and with a strong hand he will drive them out of his land.”


  • 13 March 2024
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A daily, 32-day Lenten Devotional Series by Rev. Dave Brown

Exodus 5:1-23 

One of the kindnesses of married life is the discovery that you have a partner who cares about what is happening in your life.  For example, when I’ve told my spouse about important upcoming meetings, she has talked it through with me, prayed for me, and afterward asked me, ‘how did the meeting go? Moses and Aaron’s first meeting with Pharaoh started out with a bold request. “Thus says the Lord, the God of Israel, ‘Let my people go, that they may hold a feast to me in the wilderness.’” They must have thought that it was a fair and just request from an authoritative Lord. Pharaoh did not.

  

  • 12 March 2024
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