God in Impossible Situations (Part 2)

Exodus Hits Different. God keeps blowing my mind with how He handles the impossible. Here’s what’s sticking with me:

1. Moses as a Baby (Exodus 2:1-10): A death decree on every Hebrew boy, and yet Moses floats right into Pharaoh’s house. God’s got a way of flipping danger into safety.
2. Burning Bush Moment (Exodus 3-4): A bush on fire that doesn’t burn? Then God calls Moses, “scared, stuttering Moses,” to take on Pharaoh. It’s wild how He picks the shaky ones and makes it work.
3. Plagues (Exodus 7-12): Blood rivers, frog invasions, total darkness, God didn’t mess around showing Egypt who’s boss. Impossible power, every time.
4. Red Sea (Exodus 14): Trapped by water and an army, then bam, sea splits, dry path opens. God saves
5. Wilderness Survival (Exodus 16-17): No food? Manna drops. No water? Rock gushes. The desert’s brutal, but God keeps it coming.
6. Cloud and Fire (Exodus 13:21-22): Lost in the wild, but there’s this glowing guide, cloud by day, fire by night. He’s right there, always.
7. Sinai and the Tabernacle (Exodus 19-40): Commandments carved in stone, a tent for God to be with us. Even when we’re a mess, He sticks close.

No matter how stuck or hopeless it gets, God’s got this thing for turning it around. Makes me wonder, what’s He up to in my own chaos?

What’s your impossible right now? How’s He showing up for you?