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Exodus-6

From Binding to Blessing: A Devotional Study on Exodus 6​

Introduction​

The book of Exodus is a riveting account of God's redemption, liberation, and deliverance of His people from slavery in Egypt. As we delve into the sixth chapter, we see a pivotal moment in Moses' encounter with God. Let's explore the profound truths and spiritual insights embedded in this chapter as Moses moves from being called a bitter man to a blessing to God's people.

Section 1: Moses' Plea (Exodus 6:1-9)​

Devotional Thought: Moses' relationship with God is strained as he wonders why God has not fulfilled His promises. He speaks out of frustration, crying out in desperation. Today, consider the times in your life when you, too, have prayed persistently and questioned God's timing. Remember, God hears your cries and will ultimately set things right.

Reflection Questions:

  • In what ways have you felt the weight of God's call on your life, but questioned His faithfulness?
  • Trust that God hears your prayers and remains faithful to His promises.

Section 2: God's Response (Exodus 6:10-13)​

Devotional Thought: God responds to Moses' plea by reassuring him of His power and faithful character. The divine description of God's name, "I AM WHO I AM," underscores His sovereignty and unchanging nature. Today, take comfort knowing that God's character is consistent and true, and that He will remain steadfast in His promises.

Reflection Questions:

  • How does God's character provide comfort and assurance in your life?
  • In what ways can you trust in God's steadfast character when facing uncertain circumstances?

Section 3: God's Great Commission (Exodus 6:14-27)​

Devotional Thought: God reiterates His promise to set His people free and establish them as a great nation. He charges Moses with leading His people out of bondage and proclaiming His mighty deeds. Today, consider the weight of this charge and the importance of being an obedient, faithful leader.

Reflection Questions:

  • How can you lead others with obedience and faithfulness as Moses did?
  • Pray for wisdom, guidance, and strength to faithfully lead those under your care.

Section 4: Moses' Inner Struggle (Exodus 6:28-30)​

Devotional Thought: Moses reacts to God's charge with hesitant prayer, revealing his own inner struggle and insecurity. Moses questions his own abilities, highlighting the importance of humility and recognizing one's limitations. Today, consider the areas in your life where you too need humility and submission.

Reflection Questions:

  • In what ways do you recognize your limitations and the need for humility?
  • Pray for humility and submission before God and those in your leadership position.

Conclusion:​

As we conclude our devotional journey through Exodus 6, let's ponder the weighty nature of leadership and the importance of trusting in God's character and leadership. May we lead with humility, faithfulness, and obedience to God's call, recognizing His steadfast character and unchanging promises.