Welcome to a year in the Bible with daily grace. The Bible tells one big story of redemption.

And we want to spend five minutes every day journeying through the Bible from start to

finish and exploring how all of it points to Jesus.

Welcome back to a year in the Bible of daily grace. My name is Katie and I'm so excited

to jump into Exodus with you today. We'll be covering chapters one through three.

Exodus is the redemption story of God's people from slavery. It's the story of God

remembering and delivering His people. We begin chapter one with the Israelites in Egypt.

After Joseph died, they continued to multiply and become fruitful under God's blessing.

The Egyptians became frightened of their grown numbers and placed them into cruel slavery.

Making or Pharaoh even put Emma in order to throw all Israeli sons in the Nile to die.

Enter Moses. His mom was super clever and floated him down the Nile right into the hands

of Pharaoh's daughter. She took pity on the crying baby and rescued Moses.

He grew up as a member of Pharaoh's household. That's right, a Hebrew boy, a member of

Pharaoh's family. Only God. But he didn't last long in the Roa family. Years later, Moses

observed an Egyptian beating up one of his Hebrew brothers and he was enraged. He killed

the Egyptian. Pharaoh heard word and kicked Moses out of the Roa household. Moses fled

for his life. He found safety with the priest of Median and eventually married one of his

daughters. All the while, God's people were still in slavery. But God heard their cries.

He sympathized with them and began to work out a miraculous escape plan. And Moses was

this chosen leader. Moses now a shepherd for his father-in-law encounters God in the form

of a burning bush. God called Moses by name. Moses, Moses. And Moses responded with

here I am. This is the posture of heart that reveals just why God chose Moses to lead

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