Day 1

Read Exodus 3:1-6

• What is the sequence of events in this passage?

• Why do you think God waits to speak until after Moses has ‘gone over to look?’

• When have you set aside your plans to move in a different direction with God?

Day 2

Read Exodus 3:7-9

• What does God tell Moses He is planning to do?

• What would a land flowing with milk and honey look like to you? (Physically, relationally, and spiritually)

Day 3

Read Exodus 3:10-12

• What work does God invite Moses to partner with Him in accomplishing?

• What might make Moses nervous about doing this work for God?

• Why doesn’t the sign God gives to Moses in verse 12 seem helpful?

Day 4

Read Exodus 3:13-15

• What does God say His name is?

• Why do you think it was helpful for God to get Moses’s eyes focused on who He is?

• Personally, how do you describe who God is to you?

Day 5

Read Exodus 3:16-17

• What first step does God invite Moses to take?

• Why do you think God sends Moses to the elders first?

• Have you ever had a similar experience, when you had an enormous task ahead of you, but God only gave you one step at a time?

Day 6

Read Exodus 3:18-20

• What was Moses supposed to request from Pharaoh?

• How do you think the story would have been different if Pharaoh had agreed to this first request?

Day 7

Read Exodus 3:21-22

• What are the Israelites supposed to do when they leave Egypt?

• How do these instructions make God’s plan seem even more impossible?