In Exodus 34, Moses goes back up the mountain to see God. God describes Himself to Moses. Do you want to know who God is? He tells us in this chapter.

In Exodus 33, it is time for the nation of Israel to move away from Mount Sinai on their way to the Promised Land. Will God go with them, or not? On your life journey, is God going with you?

In Exodus 32, we are going to read about the golden calf. Are you patient with God, or do you give up on God? If you give up on God, do golden calves become objects of your worship?

In Exodus 31, we will learn about God-given talents and abilities, and Sabbath rest. God has endowed each of us with seeds of greatness. Have you discovered yours? Are you using them for His glory?

In Exodus 30, we will read about the altar of incense, the bronze basin, and the census tax. Each person, regardless of status, paid the same tax. Was that fair? What is your fair share today?

In Exodus chapter 28, the priests were established. Here in chapter 29, the priests will be consecrated for service. It is a messy ceremony, but blood makes them holy. Has blood made you holy?

In Exodus 28, we will learn about the garments Aaron and the priests wore at that time. The breastplate of the high priest contained stones representing the twelve tribes of Israel. Aaron wore it over his heart in the presence of the Lord. Who is on your heart that you can bring before the Lord?

In Exodus 27 there are more intricate details about the tabernacle of God. The burning lamp of the tabernacle was to be tended to each day. It was not to go out. Do you tend to your relationship with God each day so the flame does not go out?