In Exodus 25, we will be introduced to the Ark of the covenant. When Israel left Egypt, God instructed them to plunder the Egyptians. They got stuff they did not work for or earn. Here in chapter 25, God asks for some of it back to build the Ark of the covenant. Can you relate? God gives us 100 percent of what we have. When he asks for some back, how do you feel?

In Exodus 24, Moses and some friends go visit God again. Do you want to visit God? How do we enter His presence today?

Exodus 23 is a continuation of the last couple of chapters of rules and ordinances God is laying down in the wilderness to the people of Israel. But this chapter is a little bit more exciting, with some rules about the Sabbath day, festivals, and a promise about how they are going to enter the Promised Land. Do you take big swings in life, or are you growing little by little?

Today, we are in Exodus 22. In Exodus 20, we learned the Ten Commandments. In chapter 21, there were more rules God gave Israel to live by; chapter 22 is a continuation of more rules to live by because God cares about how we treat each other. How are you treating others?

Today, we are in Exodus 21. Yesterday, we learned the Ten Commandments in Exodus 20. There are more rules God has for us as to how to get along with others. Restitution is a biblical principle. Do you agree with it? Do you live by it?

Today, we will be in one of the most famous chapters in the whole Bible, Exodus 20, the Ten Commandments. Do you know them? Can you commit to obey them?

In Exodus 19, God is going to meet the people of Israel at Mount Sinai. Do you want to meet God? What is it really like to meet God?

In Exodus 18, we are going to hear fatherly advice from Moses’ father-in-law, Jethro. Are you overwhelmed? Do you need some advice to lighten your load?