This week on the Word of the Lord Indoor's Forever, we move further in our adventure in Acts with Moses Part 2,

Moses Part 3, Tabernacle vs. Temple, Stephen's martyrdom and prayer, and Philip preaches in Samaria.

Join me, Pastor Will Whedon, for the Word of the Lord Indoor's Forever, your daily 15-minute verse

by verse 5, both study on demand. Listen at thewordendours.org or your favorite podcast provider.

Now pay close attention, little children. It's somebody you ought to know.

Yeah, it's all about a man at walk-tone earth, nearly 2,000 years ago.

Well, he heals his sick hands immediately.

Immediately after God delivers his people from slavery in Egypt and brings them to Mount Sinai,

almost immediately they begin to complain, and their complaints are of a very basic nature.

They're complaining about the food. The food was better in Egypt, and so God says,

fine, I will feed you. I promised to feed you. I will feed you in the evening and in the morning,

but it's going to be a test. What does that mean? Welcome back to issues, etc. I'm Todd Wilken.

We're going to be teaching a Sunday school lesson on God caring for his people. In Exodus 16,

Pastor Tom Baker joins us. He's host of a radio show called Law and Gospel for almost 30 years.

He meant monthly to prepare his Sunday school teachers for the classroom. Tom, welcome back.

And thank you. What was the complaint of the Israelites after they had left Egypt?

This is almost not able to be understood. They walk through

dry ground where the river, the Nile, had separated so they could escape from the Egyptians.

I just believe if that ever happened to me, a miracle like that saved me.

I would never, ever doubt God. But the problem is, we as Christians continue to doubt God

because he did something even greater than have us walk through the Red Sea. He died on the cross

for our sins. And yet every day, we often complain to God about what was going on.

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