An Intro
Kim leads us in Prayer
Morgan leads family time
Phil and Isaac have an all age Exodus related song for us
A message/reflection from Exodus 3 from Colin
Click here for notes and discussion questions for the message
This weeks reading Schedule
| 1st week | scheme for Exodus | |
| Hearing God’s Call | Week 1 | Exodus 3:1-17 |
| Monday 20th April | 1:1–22 | |
| Tuesday 21st April | 2:1–25 | |
| Wednesday 22rd April | 3:1 – 4:17 | |
| Thursday 23th April | 4:18–31 | |
| Friday 24th April | 5:1–21 | |
| Saturday 25th April | 5:22 – 7:7 |
Here are some Bubble discussion notes
Week 1 : Responding to God’s Call
Some prompts for small group/Bubble discussion after reading Exodus 3:1-17 together.
1 ) Curiosity – Moses has this encounter because he first notices and then is curious about something he sees ? Has that happened to you ? What has there been that has sparked your curiosity that has led to a spiritual encounter ?
2 ) According to a survey in England of ordinary people 75% people claimed to have had a ‘life changing spiritual encounter’. That’s 3 out of 4. Does this apply to you ? Each share an encounter (no pressure if you can’t recall). Do you think that might apply to your neighbours ? What about your co-workers ? Listen to the words you use to describe encounters.
3 ) Moses gets given a task/calling. It’s part of what makes his call life changing. What do you think you are on earth for ? How is it going ?
4 ) Moses is commissioned to lead his people out of injustice. What are the injustices we might be part of leading people out of ? (Hint : not an easy question).
5) When Moses is given this task he feels inadequate and unsuitable. When did you last feel that way ? What are some of the reasons we give for this ? How does God respond to Moses’ feelings of anxiety?
Extra homework ?
Watch the Bible Project on Exodus (Part 1 ) and (Part 2)
In Exodus 2:23-25 It describes the Jews’ tough situation, and uses 4 verbs to describe what God’s response is . What are they? Check some different versions. What might it mean if those verbs were God’s response to our current situations.