Moses Had the Burning Bush and Still Said No
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Moses has seen a burning bush, a staff turn into a snake, and a hand healed on the spot. He still says “send someone else.” In Exodus 4, God answers every excuse Moses gives with a promise of His help. If you’ve ever told God “I can’t,” this one is for you. And so is the question at the end.
In This Episode:- Why Moses moves from doubting himself to doubting that anyone will believe him
- The signs God gave Moses, and the one thing He gave that no tool could replace
- Moses’s “I am not eloquent” and how patiently God answers it
- The moment God’s anger is kindled, and what He does next
- A dad’s side of “I can’t” (shoes, bikes, and getting back up)
- The excuses we hold onto: “If there was a burning bush...”
- One question to take with you.
Key Quote:
“I know I have given 1000 excuses to God why I can’t, shouldn’t, or won’t do what He asked of me.”
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