Exodus 2:25

Feeling washed up, burnt out or overwhelmed? Take heart! God has a wonderful plan for your future. In this study guide, ‘Your Best is Yet to Come’, you’ll discover: the gifts God has given you, the motivation you need to keep pushing forward and hope for your future. Author Berni Dymet leads you through the inspiring story of Moses in Exodus to help you see that God has not finished with you yet!

Often in life, we are tempted to control what makes us uncomfortable and avoid what causes us pain. But the Bible doesn’t teach us how to be controlling or avoidant - it teaches us how to endure hardships with grace and how to respond to darkness with hope. In this three-day plan, we’ll look at how to navigate the boring, difficult, and painful aspects of life while keeping our eyes on God and his promises.

We all know that Moses was a great leader, used by the LORD to help the people of Israel. But all too often we forget about his initial struggles and how they shaped his character. This short devotional looks at the lessons we can learn from Moses' early life and challenges. This devotional is an amended extract from an upcoming book by Jean Kabasomi.

In Exodus, Israel was suffering under oppression, and it seemed like God was oblivious to their troubles. But God heard…remembered…saw…and knew. Police and first responders are exposed daily to human pain. If you've ever wondered where God is when life hurts, this plan is for you. This plan is written by Artie Shepherd (Brisbane, Australia). Artie serves as a full-time Police Chaplain supporting the spiritual wellbeing of recruits, staff, officers, specialist units, their families, and retired police. He is also a sports chaplain, preacher, and a pastor to pastors.