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.

• 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.

“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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Egypt saw Moses as a murderer and a shepherd, the lowest of the low. Then God asked him to set a nation free. In Exodus 3, Moses asks the question so many of us ask when God calls: who am I? God's answer isn't what you'd expect.

• Who Moses is in Egypt's eyes: murderer and shepherd
• Why "shepherd" meant the lowest of the low (a callback to Genesis 46)
• A bush that burns and isn't burned up
• Moses' question in verse 11: "Who am I?"
• God's answer in verse 12: "I will certainly be with you"
• The name in verse 14: "I AM WHO I AM"
• Why our qualification never comes from who we are
• What to do with your doubts

"When God asks us to do something, our qualification never comes from who we are. It comes from who is with us."

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A weekly podcast where we explore God's Word together, one chapter at a time. Every Monday, join me as I share what stood out to me in Scripture and challenge you to discover what stands out to you. It's about going deeper with God in authentic community—heel, toe, heel, toe, one step at a time.

Have you ever felt forgotten or all alone? Moses was raised in Pharaoh's house, ended up a runaway at a well in Midian, and the Israelites were still slaves in the place they were born. In Exodus 2 we follow Moses through all of it, then land on three verses that raise a real question. What made God remember? Chad works through it honestly and says what he believes Scripture says to anyone who feels unheard.

• Have you ever felt forgotten or alone?
• Moses' birth, the Nile, and Pharaoh's house
• Moses kills the Egyptian and flees to Midian
• The well, a home, a marriage, and a son
• Exodus 2:23-25: God hears, remembers, and looks on Israel
• Nothing you can do makes God hear you. He hears you.
• Jesus, the empty grave, and your next steps

"There is no magic pill, genie, or step to take that makes anything on earth go away."

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A weekly podcast where we explore God's Word together, one chapter at a time. Every Monday, join me as I share what stood out to me in Scripture and challenge you to discover what stands out to you. It's about going deeper with God in authentic community—heel, toe, heel, toe, one step at a time.