After showing himself reluctant to obey God, though not overtly defiant or rebellious, at the end of chapter 4 we find Moses and Aaron in Egypt. They are on track and on schedule and waste no time in getting to the purpose of their journey. God called Moses to be his spokesman/ambassador/representative to Pharaoh, the king of Egypt and at the time probably the most powerful man on earth. We are also called to be ambassadors of Christ (2 Cor. 5:20). What does God expect of you as his representative in the world, and what should you expect?
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Pastor Bruce Ray has been senior pastor of Juanita Community Church in Kirkland, Washington since 1976. He also serves as a Police, Fire & EMS chaplain. Books include Withhold Not Correction and Celebrating the Sabbath (both published by P&R Publishing). He is a member of the...
