All right, my Bible in 365, brothers and sisters.

I'm back.

You know, it feels like it's been a minute, if you know what I mean.

I mean, it's been a long time.

And that's always what happens at the beginning of the year when we do these summaries.

But man, am I excited to come to you with the Book of Exodus?

This is a great one.

And I want to warn you right now, okay?

If you don't feel like crying a little bit,

you might not want to watch this video, at least not right now,

but you've got to watch it.

It's important.

Why? The Book of Exodus speaks about journeys. And this is a very important principle for us to be able to understand

because when we talk about the journeys that God calls us to, they relate directly to our identity. They relate directly to a distinction that God created for us, which is so important and so incredibly critical.

And perhaps one of the most unique and remarkable distinctions centers around the fact that we were created in God's likeness and image. And of course, another one centers around the fact that we were created in God's likeness and image,

and of course another one centers around the fact that we were adopted into the kingdom of

heaven, that we are literally God's adopted child. That's why I love adoption so much,

and that's why I love being able to tell my three adopted children why we have so much in common.

Now, with that said, part of our journey is going to involve death at one point or another.

Death becomes the consequence of man's decision to choose to rebel against God.

We read about this early on in Genesis.

We see the curse that comes as a result of it.

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