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In Exodus 14, we see a God who does not abandon His people when they run, grumble, or choose poorly. When there seems to be nowhere to go, God is still making a way. As we move from fear into the unknown and behold His deliverance, we’re reminded that God is faithful to lead us, deliver us, and invite us to trust Him.
What would it look like to remember God’s deliverance as the defining story of our lives and respond with obedience, imitation, and trust?
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