There is something beautiful about Moses being hidden in the cleft of the rock.
Moses said, ‘Show me your glory.’ There is something remarkably bold about this prayer.
Some of my favorite moments happen when my grandchild or great-niece asks questions about history because of something they are learning in school.
Suffering does not always mean someone failed to see the danger.
At first, Exodus 20:3 sounds like a command about what we should not worship. But I hear something deeper in it. God is teaching us how to order our lives and our relationships.
When my son was growing up, he had a bedtime, rules, and chores.
For years, I have helped coordinate Angel Tree, a ministry that provides Christmas gifts to children whose families may be facing seasons of need.
The text tells us simply that Moses “was keeping the flock” on the far side of the wilderness.
A mosaic is made from little pieces. Some pieces are beautiful. Some are broken. Some seem like they don’t belong.