Exodus 33:14

Life is full of “next steps”: new school years, new jobs, and new life stages. As we anticipate the upcoming change, we can often feel unsure and fearful. In Exodus, we learn how Moses prepared for his future as the leader of the Israelites. His story teaches us to seek God in our preparation and to find assurance in his constant presence.

Leadership is a divine calling, yet it is not without its challenges. In the vast and beautiful tapestry of God’s Word, we encounter countless men and women chosen to lead in His kingdom. These stories remind us that being called by God does not exempt us from struggles, heartaches, or moments of doubt.

In this reading plan, you will learn what it means to recognize God's presence and to live in and from His presence.

Real friendship with God isn't a feeling you chase, and staying alert to what's working against you isn't paranoia. These three days sit at that intersection. What it costs to refuse a lesser substitute for God's presence. Why the danger rarely looks like danger at all. What it means to actually let something you hear change you, instead of agreeing with it. Three days, one posture: close enough to notice.