Exodus

Exodus is a book on movement. I saw lots of movement throughout the book. I saw the physical movement of God's people out of the Egyptian bondage. I saw the movement of Moses as he walked with God. I saw the movement of the Israelites towards God spiritually, and then spontaneously moving away from God. I saw the movement of God. The cloud by day, the pillar of fire by night. He meets with Moses on the mountain top and returns to the throne room. I also saw how God wants to move freely in my life. He wants me to be lead of him. He doesn't want me to be in bondage, he is the great bondage breaker. He wants me to be free, to serve him, to not be a stiff-necked individual, void of judgment and discernment. He wants to use me to serve His people and to be a blessing wherever I go. Where he leads, I am to follow. He has a plan for my life and I don't want to waste years in a desert place wandering aimlessly...I want to live a bountiful, productive life.