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What if I told you that your desert00:00:02
today might be exactly the place where00:00:05
[music] God is preparing the greatest00:00:07
miracle of your life? That question has00:00:11
the power to flip a switch inside us00:00:13
[music] because it reminds us that God00:00:15
often works in the very places where we00:00:18
believe nothing else can happen. And00:00:21
when we look at the life of Moses, we00:00:24
realize that the desert was never a00:00:27
place of abandonment.00:00:29
It was always a place of preparation.00:00:33
There, far from the crowds, far from the00:00:37
palace, far from his former story, God00:00:41
was shaping a man for an extraordinary00:00:44
mission.00:00:45
Moses wasn't chosen by accident. He was00:00:48
chosen on purpose.00:00:51
From [music] his birth, when he escaped00:00:53
a decree of death to the moment he00:00:56
encountered the burning bush, his life00:00:58
was guided by the invisible hands of the00:01:01
Lord. And yet, before he could deliver00:01:04
an entire nation, Moses had to face00:01:08
crises, [music] doubts, failures, and00:01:11
long years of silence. Because great00:01:14
callings require deep foundations.00:01:17
[music]00:01:18
And God builds those foundations in the00:01:21
secret place. The desert of Moses00:01:24
teaches us that God is working while we00:01:27
wait and preparing while we think we're00:01:29
standing still. [music]00:01:31
Nothing in his life was wasted. The00:01:34
palace taught him leadership. [music]00:01:36
The desert taught him humility. And the00:01:39
presence of God taught him00:01:41
>> [music] >> identity. That's why today I want to00:01:44
invite you to walk with me on this00:01:46
spiritual journey. Stay until the end00:01:50
because you're about to discover 1200:01:53
powerful lessons from the life of Moses.00:01:55
[music]00:01:57
Lessons that will illuminate your path,00:02:00
strengthen your faith, and show you that00:02:02
God [music] is writing your story, too,00:02:05
even when you can't see it yet.00:02:09
Lesson one, God has a purpose, even in00:02:13
the worst circumstances.00:02:16
And the Egyptians made the children of00:02:18
Israel to serve with rigor. And they00:02:20
made their lives bitter with hard00:02:22
bondage, in mortar, and in brick, and in00:02:26
all manner of service in the field. All00:02:29
their service, wherein they made them00:02:31
serve, was with rigor.00:02:35
Exodus 11:13-14.00:02:39
The oppression Israel faced was not a00:02:42
sign of God's absence, but the very00:02:44
setting where his purpose would unfold.00:02:48
While the people suffered, God was00:02:49
already moving unseen pieces to raise00:02:52
Moses as their deliverer.00:02:55
Their suffering did not cancel the00:02:58
divine plan. Instead, it accelerated it.00:03:02
Many times God allows pressure to rise00:03:05
so that his purpose becomes even00:03:07
clearer. [music] The birth of Moses00:03:09
occurred precisely when Pharaoh had00:03:12
decreed death, proving that no human00:03:15
decree can override a divine decree.00:03:17
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God turns scenes of pain into cradles of00:03:22
miracles. He uses crises to reveal00:03:25
pathways and uses injustice to prepare00:03:28
greater deliverance. When everything00:03:30
around you feels tight, remember this.00:03:34
God never abandons his children in the00:03:37
midst of affliction. He is already00:03:39
preparing something extraordinary while00:03:42
you face what seems impossible. Nothing00:03:45
escapes the control of the eternal, not00:03:48
even the worst circumstances.00:03:51
Lesson two, God protects those he00:03:55
chooses. And when she had opened it, she00:03:59
saw the child, and behold, the babe00:04:02
wept. And she had compassion on him, and00:04:05
said, "This is one of the Hebrews00:04:08
children." Then said his sister to00:04:11
Pharaoh's daughter, "Shall I go and call00:04:14
to thee a nurse of the Hebrew women,00:04:17
that she may nurse the child for thee?"00:04:22
Exodus 26-7.00:04:26
When Pharaoh's daughter opened the00:04:28
basket and saw the crying baby,00:04:31
scripture says she had compassion on00:04:33
him. This detail is extremely important00:04:38
because it shows that it was not merely00:04:40
human emotion. It was God touching the00:04:43
heart of someone who naturally would00:04:46
have been an enemy to the Hebrew people.00:04:49
Her father's decree demanded the death00:04:51
of every Hebrew boy. But in that exact00:04:54
moment, God interrupted the cycle of00:04:57
destruction and turned threat into00:05:00
protection00:05:02
by saying, "This is one of the Hebrews00:05:05
children." The princess recognized that00:05:08
Moses belonged to the condemned people.00:05:11
Even so, she chose to spare him. This00:05:15
reveals that when God chooses someone,00:05:18
no human decree can stop his will. And00:05:22
the next verse reveals something even00:05:24
more astonishing.00:05:26
Miriam, Moses' sister, is used by God to00:05:30
suggest [music] a Hebrew nurse, and the00:05:33
princess accepts. Moses' own mother is00:05:36
brought back to care for her child now00:05:39
under the protection and provision of00:05:41
the palace.00:05:43
Lesson three. Before God uses someone,00:05:47
he shapes their character.00:05:50
Now Moses kept the flock of Jethro, his00:05:53
father-in-law, the priest of Midian. And00:05:56
he led the flock to the backside of the00:05:58
desert and came to the mountain of God,00:06:02
even to Horeb.00:06:04
Exodus 3:1.00:06:07
This verse marking the beginning of00:06:10
Moses's calling at the burning bush00:06:13
illustrates a powerful truth. God always00:06:16
shapes the character of his servants00:06:19
before using them in great assignments.00:06:23
After fleeing Egypt, Moses spent 4000:06:26
years as a humble shepherd in Midian, a00:06:29
role that sharply contrasted with his00:06:32
former life as an Egyptian prince. Acts00:06:36
7:30.00:06:38
While tending Jethro's flock, Moses00:06:41
developed patience, humility,00:06:43
gentleness, and faithfulness.00:06:45
essential qualities for leading a00:06:48
stubborn nation through the wilderness.00:06:52
The desert, the silence, and the00:06:55
responsibility of caring for fragile00:06:58
sheep became God's training ground,00:07:02
teaching him to abandon his former00:07:04
arrogance and rely entirely on divine00:07:08
strength. Only after this long season of00:07:11
formation in anonymity away from the00:07:14
spotlight of human power did God call00:07:17
him to deliver Israel at Mount Horeb.00:07:21
The calling came after the preparation00:07:24
proving that ability is not as important00:07:27
as availability and a shaped character.00:07:31
Lesson four. God reveals himself in the00:07:35
ordinary. And the angel of the Lord00:07:38
appeared unto him in a flame of fire out00:07:41
of the midst of a bush. And he looked,00:07:44
and behold, the bush burned with fire,00:07:48
and the bush was not consumed.00:07:52
Exodus 3:2.00:07:55
This verse reveals how God chose to00:07:57
present himself to Moses during his00:08:00
ordinary life as a shepherd. The text00:08:03
says, "The angel of the Lord appeared00:08:06
unto him, indicating a direct divine00:08:09
manifestation, not a natural00:08:11
phenomenon."00:08:13
This presence emerged out of the midst00:08:16
of a bush, an important detail. [music]00:08:19
The bush was a common desert plant,00:08:22
ordinary, fragile, easily [music]00:08:24
overlooked.00:08:26
The fact that God appeared there teaches00:08:29
that he does not depend on sacred places00:08:32
or impressive elements to speak. He00:08:34
chooses the ordinary to reveal his00:08:37
glory.00:08:39
The phenomenon described the bush burned00:08:42
with fire and the bush was not consumed00:08:46
displays an undeniable miracle. Natural00:08:50
fire consumes, destroys and reduces00:08:53
everything to ashes. But the divine fire00:08:57
sustains without destroying.00:09:01
This shows that God's presence is self-00:09:03
sustaining, powerful, and unlike any00:09:07
natural force.00:09:09
Moses recognized the extraordinary00:09:11
within the ordinary because [music] he00:09:13
chose to look. The verse highlights that00:09:16
God reveals himself, but it is up to us00:09:20
to pay attention to his revelation.00:09:24
Lesson five. God calls, but he also00:09:28
equips. And Moses said unto the Lord,00:09:32
"Oh my Lord, I am not eloquent, neither00:09:35
here to for nor since thou hast spoken00:09:37
unto thy servant, but I am slow of00:09:40
speech and of a slow tongue." And the00:09:44
Lord said unto him, "Who hath made man's00:09:47
mouth? or who maketh the dumb or deaf or00:09:52
the seeing or the blind? Have not I the00:09:56
Lord? Exodus 4:10-11.00:10:01
These verses reveal a profound dialogue00:10:04
between Moses and God.00:10:06
Moses presents his limitation.00:10:09
I am not eloquent. I am slow of speech.00:10:13
He looks at his weaknesses and concludes00:10:16
that he is unfit for the calling.00:10:18
[music]00:10:19
But the very next verse brings the00:10:22
divine answer that changes everything.00:10:25
God asks, "Who hath made man's mouth?"00:10:29
It is as if he were saying, "Do you00:10:32
think your limitation is news to me? I00:10:36
am the one who created you." God's00:10:39
response cancels Moses' excuse.00:10:43
Moses did not need eloquence. He needed00:10:46
dependence.00:10:48
The power of the calling was not rooted00:10:50
in human ability, but in divine00:10:53
sovereignty.00:10:54
God affirms that he rules over all00:10:57
capacities, speaking, hearing, seeing,00:11:01
and that he himself equips those he00:11:04
calls. By adding Aaron as a helper, God00:11:07
proves that his provision follows his00:11:10
command. Moses would not go alone nor00:11:14
unprepared.00:11:15
The lesson is clear. When God calls, he00:11:19
[music] takes responsibility for00:11:21
equipping. Your weakness is not an00:11:23
obstacle. It is the very place where00:11:26
[music] God manifests his strength.00:11:30
Lesson six, obedience that confronts00:11:33
power. And afterward Moses and Aaron00:11:36
went in and told Pharaoh, "Thus saith00:11:39
the Lord God of Israel, let my people00:11:41
go, that they may hold a feast unto me00:11:44
in the wilderness." And Pharaoh said,00:11:47
"Who is the Lord that I should obey his00:11:50
voice to let Israel go? I know not the00:11:53
Lord, neither will I let Israel go."00:11:58
Exodus 51:2.00:12:01
The essence of this passage lies in00:12:03
Moses' act of obedience which becomes a00:12:06
direct challenge to an oppressive00:12:08
structure of power.00:12:11
God's call to Moses required facing00:12:14
Pharaoh, an act that exposes the cost of00:12:18
faithfulness.00:12:20
Pharaoh who viewed [music] himself as00:12:22
the absolute lord of Egypt rejects the00:12:25
authority of a god he does not know and00:12:28
responds with mockery and increased00:12:30
oppression. This reaction shows that00:12:33
spiritual courage is revealed when we00:12:36
take risks in the name of God's word.00:12:40
Moses demonstrates that true power does00:12:43
not sit on Pharaoh's throne but resides00:12:46
in the message he carries. The lesson00:12:49
for us is that when we confront the00:12:52
pharaohs of our time, whether injustice,00:12:55
sin, or tyranny, we should expect00:12:58
resistance, but our assurance rests on00:13:02
the unshakable authority of thus saith00:13:05
the Lord.00:13:07
Lesson seven, miracles happen when we00:13:10
obey. And Moses stretched out his hand00:13:14
over the sea. And the Lord caused the00:13:17
sea to go back by a strong east wind all00:13:20
that night, and made the sea dry land,00:13:23
and the waters were divided.00:13:25
And the children of Israel went into the00:13:28
midst of the sea upon the dry ground,00:13:31
and the waters were a wall unto them on00:13:33
their right hand, and on their left.00:13:38
Exodus 14:21-22.00:13:42
This miracle begins with a simple act of00:13:45
obedience.00:13:47
And Moses stretched out his hand over00:13:50
the sea.00:13:52
Humanly speaking, this gesture had no00:13:54
power to move water. But Moses'00:13:57
obedience activated divine action. The00:14:01
text says that the Lord caused the sea00:14:03
to go back, making it clear that the00:14:06
power came from God, not from Moses'00:14:08
hand. The detail all that night shows00:14:12
that God does not always act instantly.00:14:15
Some miracles unfold progressively.00:14:19
While the people waited, God was working00:14:22
behind the scenes.00:14:25
In the next verse, when Israel steps00:14:27
into the opened path, the waters stand00:14:30
as a wall, a powerful image of divine00:14:35
protection.00:14:36
The same sea that once threatened their00:14:39
lives became the pathway to freedom. The00:14:43
lesson is clear. Obedience releases the00:14:47
movement of God. He does not need00:14:50
favorable conditions. He creates paths00:14:54
where none exist. The miracle begins00:14:57
when you do your part, even if it seems00:15:00
small, and trust that God will do the00:15:03
impossible.00:15:05
Lesson 8.00:15:07
Where you see bitterness, [music]00:15:09
God sees opportunity.00:15:13
And when they came to Mara, they could00:15:15
not drink of the waters of Mara, for00:15:17
they were bitter. Therefore, the name of00:15:20
it was called Mara. And the people00:15:23
murmured against Moses, saying, "What00:15:26
shall we drink?" [music]00:15:27
And he cried unto the Lord. And the Lord00:15:30
showed him a tree, which when he had00:15:33
cast into the waters, the waters were00:15:36
made sweet. Exodus 15:23-2.00:15:42
Mara symbolizes the moments when after a00:15:46
long journey we expect relief but find00:15:50
frustration. [music]00:15:51
The people were exhausted, thirsty, and00:15:54
full of expectation.00:15:56
Yet the water was bitter. Life often00:16:00
does the same. Just when we think we are00:16:02
nearing rest, something surprises us00:16:05
with pain, [music]00:16:06
disappointment, or bitterness. While the00:16:09
people murmured, Moses cried out to the00:16:12
Lord. And that difference changes00:16:15
everything. [music]00:16:17
In response to his cry, God shued him a00:16:21
tree. Something simple yet directed from00:16:24
heaven. It was not the tree that had00:16:27
power, but the obedience [music] to00:16:29
God's instruction.00:16:31
When the tree touched the waters, the00:16:34
bitter became sweet. The impossible00:16:37
turned into provision.00:16:39
This teaches us that God not only00:16:42
removes bitterness. He transforms what00:16:45
seemed useless into a source of healing.00:16:48
The place of pain becomes [music] a00:16:51
place of encounter with God. Mara is not00:16:55
a final destination. It is the setting00:16:58
where God proves that nothing is so00:17:01
bitter that he cannot restore it. Lesson00:17:04
nine, collaboration, the secret to00:17:08
lasting victory.00:17:10
And it came to pass when Moses held up00:17:13
his hand that Israel prevailed. And when00:17:17
he let down his hand, Amalecch00:17:19
prevailed. But Moses' hands were heavy,00:17:23
and they took a stone and put it under00:17:25
him, and he sat thereon. And Aaron and00:17:28
her stayed up his hands, the one on the00:17:31
one side and the other on the other00:17:33
side, and his hands were steady until00:17:36
the going down of the sun.00:17:40
Exodus 17:11 to12.00:17:44
This passage establishes an inseparable00:17:46
link between the spiritual realm, Moses'00:17:50
intercession, and the physical realm,00:17:52
[music] Joshua's battle. The power to00:17:55
win did not lie in Israel's swords, but00:17:58
in submission and prayer, symbolized by00:18:02
Moses's raised hands. Yet, the deepest00:18:05
lesson here is the necessity of support00:18:08
and collaboration.00:18:10
Moses, even as the leader, had physical00:18:13
limits.00:18:14
The fact that his hands grew heavy,00:18:17
reminds us that no one wins alone.00:18:21
Aaron and her embody the ministry of00:18:24
support, ensuring that the crucial00:18:27
intercession did not fail. They did not00:18:30
replace Moses. They upheld his calling.00:18:34
The complete and final victory until the00:18:38
going down of the sun was achieved not00:18:41
by individual strength but by the united00:18:44
effort of those who fought and those who00:18:46
upheld. Lesson 10. God desires00:18:50
relationship, not just obedience. And00:18:53
the Lord spake unto Moses face to face,00:18:57
as a man speaketh unto his friend. And00:19:00
he turned again into the camp. But his00:19:04
servant Joshua the son of Nun, a young00:19:06
man, departed [music]00:19:08
not out of the tabernacle.00:19:10
And Moses said unto the Lord, "See, thou00:19:14
sayest unto me, bring up this people,00:19:18
and thou hast not let me know whom thou00:19:21
wilt send with me." In Exodus 33:11 to00:19:25
12, these verses reveal two essential00:19:28
dimensions of the spiritual life,00:19:32
intimacy and dependence.00:19:35
First, the text declares that the Lord00:19:39
spake unto Moses face to face as a man00:19:43
speaketh unto his friend.00:19:46
This expression communicates the quality00:19:49
of their relationship, direct, personal,00:19:52
and without barriers.00:19:54
Moses did not receive distant messages.00:19:58
He conversed with God as a friend speaks00:20:01
with a friend.00:20:03
This shows that God does not seek merely00:20:05
[music] obedient servants. He seeks00:20:08
children and friends who approach him00:20:11
with sincerity and openness.00:20:14
The text also notes that Joshua remained00:20:17
in the tabernacle, showing his hunger00:20:20
for God's presence, the very secret that00:20:23
later prepared him to lead Israel. Then00:20:26
Moses says, "Bring up this people, but00:20:29
thou hast not let me know whom thou wilt00:20:32
send with me." Here we see Moses00:20:36
absolute dependence on God. He would not00:20:39
move without direction, would not trust00:20:42
in himself, would not act without the00:20:45
presence of the Lord. He understood that00:20:48
no mission is worth pursuing without00:20:50
God's company. These verses teach that00:20:54
intimacy with God is the foundation of00:20:57
true spiritual leadership.00:21:00
Lesson 11. God's word guides our lives.00:21:05
And Moses wrote all the words of the00:21:08
Lord and rose up early in the morning00:21:10
and builded an altar under the hill and00:21:13
12 pillars according to the 12 tribes of00:21:17
Israel. Exodus 24:4.00:21:21
And he took the book of the covenant00:21:23
[music]00:21:24
and read in the audience of the people.00:21:26
And they said, "All that the Lord hath00:21:29
said will we do and be obedient."00:21:34
Exodus 24:7.00:21:37
When scripture says that Moses wrote all00:21:40
the words of the Lord, it reveals the00:21:43
seriousness [music] with which he00:21:44
treated divine revelation. Moses did not00:21:48
rely on memory, did not summarize, and00:21:52
did not adapt. He recorded exactly what00:21:55
God said. This act shows that the word00:21:58
of God is not an opinion, but a00:22:01
foundation. The written record ensured00:22:05
that the people would not depend on00:22:07
recollection, but on objective truth.00:22:10
The next verse explains the purpose.00:22:14
Moses read the book of the covenant. so00:22:17
the people would know and respond to00:22:19
God's will. The word was not meant00:22:21
merely for information, but for00:22:24
transformation,00:22:26
something that [music] required hearing00:22:28
and obeying.00:22:30
Israel would remain firm only if00:22:33
anchored in what God had spoken. Without00:22:36
scripture, the people would lose00:22:39
direction, identity, and holiness.00:22:43
The lesson is clear. God's word is not a00:22:46
spiritual accessory. It is a compass, a00:22:50
foundation, and a light for the path.00:22:53
Those who drift from it [music] get00:22:55
lost. Those who draw near to it find00:22:59
life.00:23:00
Lesson 12. Not even great leaders are00:23:04
above obedience. And Moses lifted up his00:23:07
hand, and with his rod he smoked the00:23:10
rock twice, and the water came out00:23:13
abundantly. And the congregation drank,00:23:16
and their beasts also. And the Lord00:23:18
spake unto Moses and Aaron, because ye00:23:22
believed me not to sanctify me in the00:23:25
eyes of the children of Israel.00:23:27
Therefore, ye shall not bring this00:23:30
congregation into the land which I have00:23:32
given them. Numbers 2011 to 12. In this00:23:37
episode, God had commanded Moses to00:23:40
speak to the rock. The Lord gave a very00:23:43
specific instruction in Numbers 28,00:23:45
saying, "Take the rod, and gather thou00:23:49
the assembly together, thou and Aaron00:23:52
thy brother, and speak ye unto the rock00:23:55
before their eyes, and it shall give00:23:57
forth his water, and thou shalt bring00:24:00
forth to them water out of the rock.00:24:02
[music] So thou shalt give the00:24:04
congregation and their beasts drink."00:24:09
This command was clear. Moses was not to00:24:12
strike the [music] rock but to speak to00:24:14
it. However, irritated with the people,00:24:18
Moses struck the rock twice. The miracle00:24:22
still happened. Water flowed. But God00:24:25
judged the attitude behind the action.00:24:28
The issue was not only the physical act,00:24:31
but the heart that motivated it. Moses00:24:34
disobeyed, acted [music] in anger, and00:24:38
took for himself a glory that belonged00:24:40
to God. God's response reveals the00:24:44
deeper problem because ye believed me00:24:46
not to sanctify me.00:24:50
Moses, although the greatest leader of00:24:53
Israel, failed to represent God00:24:56
correctly [music] before the people, his high position did00:24:59
not exempt him from the responsibility00:25:01
[music] of precise obedience. In fact,00:25:05
leadership increases accountability, not00:25:09
decreases it. The consequence was00:25:12
severe. Moses did not enter the promised00:25:15
land. This teaches that God is just and00:25:19
impartial.00:25:21
He shows no favoritism. Great or small.00:25:25
All are called to walk in obedience.00:25:28
The life of Moses is one of the greatest00:25:31
proofs that God can transform anyone00:25:34
into a powerful instrument when he finds00:25:36
a willing heart. From a baby sentenced00:25:40
to death to a prince in the palace. from00:25:43
a wandering fugitive to a prophet who00:25:46
spoke with God face to face. Moses was00:25:50
not perfect. He feared. He hesitated. He00:25:54
failed. But he chose to walk with God,00:25:58
to listen to his voice, and to cultivate00:26:01
an intimacy that shaped the history of00:26:03
humanity.00:26:05
The lessons from his journey reveal a00:26:08
God who works even before birth, who00:26:11
protects his chosen ones, who shapes00:26:14
character in the desert, calls at the00:26:17
right time and equips with supernatural00:26:20
power. Moses taught us that obedience00:26:23
opens seas, that intercession wins00:26:27
battles, that the presence of God turns00:26:30
mountains into altars, and that no00:26:32
leader stands above divine holiness.00:26:36
His greatest treasure was not his rod,00:26:39
his position, or the miracles he00:26:42
performed. It was his relationship with00:26:45
God. A humble, broken heart, completely00:26:48
dependent on the presence of the Lord.00:26:51
Moses reminds us that there is no00:26:54
greater purpose than walking with God00:26:56
daily, [music]00:26:57
step by step, even when we do not00:27:00
understand everything. And just as God00:27:03
guided Moses through the wilderness, he00:27:06
also wants to guide [music] you. The00:27:09
same God who opened the sea is the God00:27:11
who opens paths today. The same God who00:27:15
spoke with Moses is the God who speaks00:27:18
to [music] you. Nothing in your life is00:27:20
outside his care, your story is also00:27:24
being written by the hands of the00:27:26
eternal. And before we finish, let me00:27:30
ask you something. If this message00:27:32
touched your heart, share it with00:27:34
someone who needs to hear it today.00:27:36
[music]00:27:37
Write amen in the comments and tell us00:27:40
which of the 12 lessons spoke to you the00:27:42
[music] most. May God guide your steps00:27:45
and bless you powerfully. Thank you and00:27:49
see you in the next video.Description:
🔥 If you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or walking through a desert season… this video is for you. The life of Moses proves one truth that can transform your entire perspective: God does His greatest work in the most impossible places. From a baby hidden in a basket to a man standing before the Red Sea with an entire nation behind him, Moses’ journey shows a God who rescues, guides, shapes, corrects, and performs miracles in ways no one expects. In this powerful devotional message, you will uncover 12 life-changing lessons from Moses — lessons that reveal how God builds greatness in silence, opens doors no human can close, and turns seasons of pressure into divine purpose. This is not just a study. This is a wake-up call for your faith. ✨ You’ll see how God: • Moves in the darkest circumstances • Protects His chosen ones • Shapes character in hidden places • Speaks through ordinary moments • Equips the insecure • Confronts earthly powers • Splits seas and creates paths from nothing • Uses bitterness, battles, and correction to grow you 🕊️ Stay until the end — one of these lessons may be exactly what God wants to say to you today. The God who divided the Red Sea is still opening impossible paths for His children. 📖 “Fear ye not, stand still, and see the salvation of the Lord.” — Exodus 14:13 (KJV) 0:00 – Introduction: The Wilderness Where God Shapes Destiny 2:07 – When the Pressure Rises, God's Plan Takes Form — Based on Exodus 1–2 5:42 – Forged in Silence: The Hidden Training of Moses — Exodus 3 7:27 – The God Who Reveals Himself in Unexpected Places — Exodus 3 9:12 – Called but Insecure: When God Overrules Your Limitations — Exodus 4 11:15 – The Miracle Path: When God Opens What Humans Cannot — Exodus 5 & 14 14:49 – From Bitterness to Breakthrough: How God Shapes Leaders — Exodus 15, 17, 24, 33; Numbers 20 #Moses #Faith #BibleStudy #ChristianMotivation #Miracles #RedSea #GodsTiming #Devotional #Hope #SpiritualGrowth #Purpose #ChristianInspiration #GodIsWorking #biblestories #holybible
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