The Radiance of Mercy Date: Friday, February 13, 2026 Readings: Exodus 34 | Psalm 38:1-10 Exodus 34 is a hard reboot of the Mosaic covenant. Moses goes back up the mountain with two new blank stone tablets. Here God performs a self disclosure that is quoted by other parts of the Bible more than Jesse Lund • A Year in the Bible
The Necessity of God's Presence Date: Thursday, February 12, 2026 Readings: Exodus 33 | Psalm 37:21-40 After the disaster of the golden calf, Exodus 33 presents a scary scenario: God tells Moses that the people can still have the Promised Land, but He's not going. God is done. Instead, He says He’ll Jesse Lund • A Year in the Bible
The Golden Calf of Distraction Date: Wednesday, February 11, 2026 Readings: Exodus 32 | Psalm 37:1-20 Exodus 32 is one of the most cringe-worthy moments in the Bible. While Moses is up on the mountain receiving the blueprints for heaven on earth, the people are at the bottom making a god they can handle. The Jesse Lund • A Year in the Bible
The Grammar of Grace Date: Tuesday, February 10, 2026 Readings: Exodus 20 | Psalm 36 We often read the Ten Commandments as a list of do’s and don’ts designed to kill our fun. But if you look at the grand narrative, the Decalogue is actually a constitution for a free people. These people Jesse Lund • A Year in the Bible
The Weight of Belonging Date: Monday, February 9, 2026 Readings: Exodus 19 | Psalm 35:15-28 You might want to watch this short video overview of Exodus (Part 2) from the Bible Project, providing context for the next leg of our journey through the "grand narrative" of Scripture. We like to think of Jesse Lund • A Year in the Bible
When God Fights Your Battles Date: Sunday, February 8, 2026 Readings: Exodus 14 | Psalm 35:1-14 You’re standing at the edge of something impossible. Behind you, the enemy is closing in. In front of you, an uncrossable sea. And God says the most impractical thing: “Stand still.” That’s where Israel found themselves in Jesse Lund • A Year in the Bible
