Week 1, Reflection 2 in our study through the Book of Exodus. This episode explores Exodus 33:18, tracing Moses’ transformation from self-doubt at the burning bush to a bold longing for God’s glory at Mount Sinai. Rather than shrinking his desires, Moses’ journey deepens and redirects them toward the inexhaustible presence of God.

We reflect on how spiritual growth reshapes our wants, turning scattered longings into a focused appetite for God, and invite you to consider what it would mean for your desires to be redirected and expanded by God.

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Welcome to Week 1, Reflection 1, in our guided study through Exodus, focusing on the life of Moses. This episode reflects on Exodus 3:4-6, the burning bush that breaks into Moses’ settled life in Midian, calling him to turn aside and discover God’s presence: "I will be with you." It explores how ordinary contentment can become spiritual complacency and invites listeners to notice where God might be asking them to go deeper. The episode also includes reflection questions and a deep dive into the quiet resistance of Shipra and Pua, midwives who refuse Pharaoh’s orders, showing how small acts of courage begin the story of deliverance.

Nathan Lawson introduces Exodus by following Moses at the burning bush: an ordinary shepherd, an extraordinary interruption, and a reluctant call to lead God’s people out of Egypt.

It highlights Moses’ hesitation, God’s promise to be with him, and how Exodus reveals worship as a journey of presence rather than mere rules,an invitation to step into God’s story.