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

Exodus 3:1-9

It must have seemed to be the epitome of futility! Spending 40 years wandering in the wilderness trying to keep the flock of one’s father-in-law alive sounds dreadful! How does one stave off the boredom, much less, bring meaning to this endless routine?

  

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

Exodus 2:23-25

The Hebrews (Israelites, "Children of Israel") spent a total of 430 years in Egypt.  During the majority of those years, they were slaves. Taskmasters ruled their lives and hard labor was their plight. A glimmer of hope for release was first raised at the moment of Moses’ rescue by the princess of Egypt, but his life appeared to be swallowed up by the culture of the ruling class.

 

 

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

Exodus 2:11-25

The issue of injustice never seems to get resolved. People mistreat people and get away with it.  In many cases, the anger that arises from injustice is righteous. The question is how to proceed in a righteous way to a peaceful and just resolution.

   

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

Exodus 1:15-2:10

The culture of life disappeared in the first generation of human life. The culture of death made its first appearance in the second generation when Cain killed Abel.  In the seventh generation, Lamech declared his allegiance to death in his boast: “I have killed a man for wounding me, a young man for striking me.  If Cain ‘s revenge is sevenfold, then Lamech’s is seventy-seven fold.” (Gen 4:23-24).

 


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

 

Exodus 1:1-14

Family relocation stories are complicated. We start out in one place and end in another.  Or else, we stay and our family members go. Such was the story of the sons of Israel. Joseph was sold into slavery and went with a caravan to Egypt. His life was filled with ups and downs, but the LORD was with Joseph and he became the second in command, directing Egypt’s Department of Agriculture. Many years later, his 11 brothers went to Egypt in search of food after a severe famine rocked the Middle East. When the brothers were surprisingly accepted and reunited with the brother they had betrayed, these 11 persuaded their father Jacob (Israel) to leave his home for the land of Egypt.

    

 

  • 4 March 2024
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