What does it mean to worship a God who hears, remembers, and personally calls His servants?
This lesson invites teachers to explore the opening chapters of Exodus, where God reveals His covenant compassion, responds to Israel’s cries, and begins preparing Moses as a deliverer shaped through humility, hesitation, and divine presence. Purposeful questions help learners recognize God’s attentive involvement in suffering, His patient commissioning of ordinary disciples, and the enduring power of His promise to be with His people.