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Beginning of Freedom
Lesson Text: Exodus 14:21-30

God is the same when He delivers Israel from the Egyptian army. 

Thought to Remember: 
God is willing to use Moses like individuals even today.

Lessons learned: 
The deliverance of Israel from the Egyptian Army demonstrates the act of saving. Even though this deliverance represented a physical liberation, it was a foreshadowing of the ultimate salvation provided by Jesus. I realize that God still desires to bring glory to Himself with the miracle of salvation by using believers just like Moses.  

My Prayer: 
Dear Heavenly Father, we thank You that we do not have to lose hope. We thank You that we can come before Your throne and You can empower us to change our community. We ask that You would fill us with your Holy Ghost and make us YOUR willing vessels to deliver those in our communities who are in bondage to Satan. In Jesus' name, we pray, Amen.

Beginning Of Freedom

eginning of the Tabernacle
Lesson Text: Exodus 40:16-30, 34,38

God is the same as when He created His Tabernacle after the Israelites left Egypt. 

Thought to Remember: 
God wants to abide in and with us like Yesteryears when He established the moveable Tabernacle.

Lessons learned: 
The Tabernacle was a moveable tent of meeting that God commanded Moses to build. God wanted to dwell among his people, the Israelites. He wanted to fellowship with them and communicate with them. The Tabernacle and its courtyard were constructed according to a pattern set by God, not by Moses. I think the same rationale exists today because God has established us as His Tabernacle through the Holy Spirit that dwells within us.  Because of the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus our Savior, God set up His permanent residence within us, allowing us to experience His presence and fellowship with Him in a more intimate way than ever before.

My Prayer: 
Dear Heavenly Father, we thank You for Your presence. We thank You that You are a God near and far away. Father, we ask that You make Your presence known to us, especially when we are unsure. Give us supernatural guidance, and let us know that You are with us. In Jesus' name, we pray, Amen.

Beginning Of The Tabernacle

The Blessing Passes to Jacob
Lesson Text: Genesis 28: 1a, 10-22

We can rely on God to never leave us or forsake us. 

Thought to Remember: 
God gives assurances about keeping His promises.  

Lessons learned: 
What appears as loneliness can become a perfect setting for something divine to happen in our lives. After his dream, Jacob vowed by stating, If God will be with me. His concerns about his immediate needs in distress give in to bargaining with God instead of relying on God. I, too, have bargained with God because of my shortsighted vision. Yet, I must remember God still does exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us.

My Prayer: 
Dear Heavenly Father, because You promised to be with us, keep us, and provide for all our needs, I am completely Yours. So help me to yield to the Holy Spirit leading in my daily life. Help me to become steadfast and unmoveable toward Your direction as You give me the heart to listen. In Jesus' name, we pray, Amen.

The Blessing Passes To Jacob

A Blessing for Ishmael and Isaac
Lesson Text: Genesis 21:13-14, 17-21; 26:2-5, 12-13

God promised to make a great nation of Ishmael even though his mother was an Egyptian. 

Thought to Remember: 
God creates great nations of His choosing. 

Lessons learned: 
There can be no doubt that God loved Ishmael as much as he loved Isaac because God promised each of them to become a great nation. However, each of them found themselves in a distressful situation in our lesson today. Distress often blinds us, and we cannot see or remember God's promises. Everything appears dark when we are troubled. It is important to remember that God's promises are everlasting, and no matter what our circumstances. God will provide for us. Isaac and Ishmael receive God's promises, and they were able to endure the distress they faced. Likewise, I must receive God’s promises and remain faithful in my Kingdom walk. 
“God don’t make no junk…He made us just how we are, and He likes us that way.”

My Prayer: 
Dear Heavenly Father, we thank you for choosing us. You chose us before the foundation of the world to be Your children and receive Your promises. We praise You because You have chosen us even when we were sinners and Your enemies. Therefore, help us to walk obedience to Your Word. In Jesus' name, we pray, Amen.

A Blessing For Ishmael And Isaac

Love, Mercy & The Sabbath
Lesson Text: Luke 6:1-11

Acts of love and mercy are a part of the Sabbath.
Thought to Remember: 
Jesus is Lord of the Sabbath

Lessons Learned:
If Jesus remains the Lord of the Sabbath, how do we honor the Sabbath as believers? For example, honor occurs when we demonstrate kindness, mercy, and justice as priorities over men's traditions. Yet, conflicts arise when men prioritize strict Sabbath laws or church customs over kindness, mercy, and justice. In such cases, I must learn to navigate the tension between church customs and the higher calling of love and mercy. I must do this in a way that aligns with Jesus' teachings and examples.

My Prayer: 
Dearest Heavenly Father, we thank You for Your Sabbath rest in Jesus. We praise you for being a God of love and mercy. We ask that You empower us to show love and mercy to those who need it. Give us wisdom to discern when and how we should act. In Jesus' name, we pray. Amen.

Love, Mercy & The Sabbath

Hymn by Walter Chalmers Smith performed by Simeon Beckford-Tongs on the violin. Photograph by Davide Cantelli on Unsplash.

Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise

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