[Sunday] Moses - Ordinary Sinners
Action Item:
This week, think about a time when there should have been curses but you saw blessings instead.
Questions for the Week
Retell the story about Moes in your own words.
Read Numbers 20:1-13. What instructions does God give to Moses? What does Moses do that is wrong?
Moses is an ordinary sinner, just like us. As you think about the Biblical narrative, where do you find hope?
What Had happened at Grace this week.
we explored Mark 6, examining Jesus's rejection in Nazareth, the sending of the Twelve, the contrast between Herod's failed leadership and Jesus's true shepherding in the feeding of the five thousand, and how the disciples' hardened hearts reveal our own need for faith and grace.
We wrapped up Philippians by exploring unity in Christ, rejoicing and prayerful peace, virtuous focus, learned contentment through Christ’s strength, generous partnership as worship, identity in Christ amid Paul’s imprisonments, the Saul/Paul name usage, and the gospel’s reach—even into Caesar’s household.
When anxiety hits, we usually tell ourselves “faith over fear.” but perhaps God is calling us to something deeper: faith with the fear of the Lord. See how the massive, awesome power of God is actually the perfect resting place for our fearful hearts.
We invite educators, pastors, and lay leaders to gather in hope and shared purpose amid rapid cultural and technology changes
Just as taking in a panoramic view can remind us that everything will be okay, Revelation 7 and the promises of God invite us to step back and behold the ultimate beautiful picture.