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Exodus 28-31: Still Called. Still Set Apart.
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Exodus 28-31: Still Called. Still Set Apart.

Exodus 28–31 reveals a powerful truth: God does not stop calling, equipping, or consecrating His people once the big moments pass. After establishing His desire to dwell among Israel, God now turns to who will serve, how they will be set apart, and what rhythms will sustain them.

For empty nesters, this passage speaks directly to…

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Exodus 21-23: Living Your Faith Impacts Lives Now!
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Exodus 21-23: Living Your Faith Impacts Lives Now!

After the dramatic rescue from Egypt and the thunder of Mount Sinai, God turns His attention to daily life. Exodus 21–23 may feel less dramatic, but it is deeply practical. These chapters reveal a God who cares about fairness, dignity, responsibility, and compassion in everyday relationships.

For empty nesters,…

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Exodus 19 -20:  Who Is The Distant One?
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Exodus 19 -20: Who Is The Distant One?

Exodus 19–20 marks a pivotal moment in Israel’s journey. The people rescued from slavery now arrive at Mount Sinai—not to receive commands, but to encounter God. Before giving the Law, God reminds Israel of what He has already done: He carried them, protected them, and brought them to Himself.

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Exodus 14: Trapped? Trust God!
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Exodus 14: Trapped? Trust God!

Exodus 14 paints one of Scripture’s most unforgettable moments: Israel trapped between the Red Sea in front and Pharaoh’s army behind. Feeling helpless, they cry out in fear. But God responds with reassurance, reminding them that He will fight for them (Exodus 14:14). Then God parts the sea, making a way where none existed, and leads His people safely through.

For empty nesters, this is more than just a story…

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Advent Christmas Eve
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Advent Christmas Eve

Christmas Eve stands at the threshold of promise. All of Advent—hope, peace, joy, and love—has been leading to this moment: the arrival of Jesus. For empty nesters, Christmas Eve can feel bittersweet. The house might be quieter than it once was, traditions have shifted, and the gathering looks different than in years past. Yet in this stillness, Christmas Eve speaks with a special clarity.

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Advent Week 4: Transform Love. Transform Life!
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Advent Week 4: Transform Love. Transform Life!

The fourth candle of Advent—Love—reminds us why Christmas exists. God’s love is not distant or abstract. It is personal, sacrificial, and deeply present. It enters real-life situations, real families, and real transitions—even ones like the empty nest.

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Exodus 13:17-22:      Road Takes A Detour? Trust God’s GPS!
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Exodus 13:17-22: Road Takes A Detour? Trust God’s GPS!

As Israel left Egypt, God didn’t lead them along the fastest route. Scripture says He intentionally avoided the shorter path because He knew they weren’t ready for the battles ahead (Exodus 13:17). Instead, He guided them gently through the wilderness, never once withdrawing His presence. A cloud led them by day, and fire by night — a constant reminder that God was near, aware, and involved.

For many empty nesters, this journey feels familiar…

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Exodus 13:1-16:                              Set Apart For God
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Exodus 13:1-16: Set Apart For God

In Exodus 13, God teaches Israel a rhythm they will need for the rest of their lives: put God first. By consecrating the firstborn and observing the Feast of Unleavened Bread, Israel learns to remember who saved them, who sustained them, and who now leads them into a new season. Everything changes after the Exodus—new landscape, new identity, new dependence. But God anchors them with practices that keep their hearts aligned with Him.

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Advent Week 1: Hope When The House Feels Quiet
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Advent Week 1: Hope When The House Feels Quiet

Advent begins with Hope—a light rising in the middle of uncertainty. For many empty nesters, this season mirrors Israel’s waiting. Life feels different now. The home is quieter. Traditions are evolving. The rhythm of daily life has changed, and sometimes the transition feels unfamiliar.

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