In this week’s Bible story, the Israelites grow impatient
waiting for Moses to finish meeting with God (Exodus 32:1-35). They ask Aaron to build an idol for them to
follow instead of God. When Moses returns to see them gathered around a golden
calf, the Israelites immediately regret their impatience.
Our Bottom Line is:
when you think you can’t wait, don’t forget what’s true. God had put Moses
in charge of the Israelites and led them out of slavery. But in a moment of
impatience, they forgot everything they’d experienced. From them, we can learn
to be patient and trust the people in charge.
The monthly memory
verse is, “Wait for the Lord. Be strong and don’t lose
hope. Wait for the Lord.” Psalm 27:14, NIrV When we start to
lose hope, remembering the truth of what God has done will help us wait well.
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