Show Notes
Life can easily become a cycle of routines, responsibilities, and distractions, but Exodus 3 reminds us that Jesus steps into our ordinary lives to awaken us to His presence, invite us into His mission, and sustain us with His power. Just as God met Moses in the middle of his monotony, He is calling us out of comfort and into a life of purpose, dependence, and kingdom impact.
Christ's Presence Awakens You Christ's Mission Includes You Christ's Power Sustains You
Life Group Discussion: What routines, distractions, or struggles make it easy for you to miss God's presence in your everyday life? Like Moses, have you ever felt unqualified or inadequate for what God was calling you to do? Why? What challenge or calling in your life feels impossible without Jesus?
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