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Sometimes we can feel like we are lost in the wilderness. When we lose our way in life, we often look for short- cuts, or we panic, or we devise our own path, or we try to find our way apart from God. Exodus 13:17-22 helps us find God’s way even in the wilderness. It does so by showing us four signposts in the wilderness.
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A week ago, I was examined by a church court so that I could be installed as pastor of First Byron Christian Reformed Church. I had studied the history of the denomination, brushed up on my theology, and prepped some answers for some hot-button issues. But the first question I was asked was, “What is the Gospel?” What a great way to start the exam! Because, what’s more important than my answer to that question. It’s an answer we should never assume and we should constantly remind ourselves of, because it’s so easy to get confused, over-complicated, or forgetful when it comes to the Gospel. On today’s Living the Bible, we’ll get another reminder of God’s answer to “What is the Gospel?”
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How did I forget her birthday? What man hasn’t asked that question, at least once in their lives. But how about, How did I forget my salvation? It’s hard to believe it’s possible, but we can forget that God saved us, and how he saved us. We forget we didn’t deserve saving. We forget we were saved by God. We forget the suffering required to save us. We forget to worship God
That’s a serious spiritual amnesia isn’t it? Let’s see how God cures the Israelites amnesia in Exodus 12, so that we can improve our spiritual memories too.