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Wandering the Wilderness 1, an Introduction

Moses Led the Captives out of Egypt, only to Spend 40 Years Wandering in the Desert Wilderness

Moses had his hands full. From their arrival at the Red Sea to Moses' death 40 years later at Mount Nebo, the people of Israel exhibited every kind of despicable behavior possible. One can derive from studying the dozens, perhaps even hundreds of lessons from the wilderness wanderings of Israel, that human nature has changed very little.

written by Pete Miller

Simon of Cyrene Picks Up the Cross

Simon Carries the Cross for Jesus

The body of Jesus was mutilated beyond recognition. He was barely able to stand, let alone able to bear the weight of his own cross. It didn't make sense. If this was the Messiah, it was not supposed to end this way. Having no choice, Simon of Cyrene swallowed his pride, took up the cross, and followed Jesus.

written by Amy Miller

Wandering the Wilderness, the Rebellion of Aaron and Miriam

Aaron and Miriam Started out Supporting Moses, but Later Began to be Angry and Bitter

Aaron and his sons were in charge of the priesthood, and Moses had his 70 elders to assist him in oversight. Perhaps Miriam was feeling left out, jealous, angry, bitter. But the mental direction she was moving in was dangerous ground, an attitude that had already brought the wrath of God on thousands of her fellow Israelites.

written by Pete Miller

The Last Supper

Jesus and the Last Supper

At The Last Supper, Jesus knew that those sitting with him around the table would be among the first to receive forgiveness and the promise of eternal life. Despite their character flaws, Jesus knew that through them, the gospel would spread to nations around the world for generations to come. Knowing that his disciples would make history and turn the world upside down with the Good News of the Gospel, the joy was set before Jesus, which helped him Jesus face and endure the cross.

written by Amy Miller

Old Testament Prophecies of the Messiah, the True Bread of Heaven

Jesus Christ is the Spiritual Food

Jesus Christ was willing to feed people the words of life and the significance of His life. No human could ever promise such a fulfilling and satisfying gift as the spiritual life which Jesus Christ offered, and still offers today.

written by Amy Miller

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