I don't think I'm alone in admitting that over the years, I've often thought that God went through some kind of metamorphosis between the Old Testament and the New Testament. We tend to think of "Old Testament God" as angry, vengeful, harsh and demanding, but "New Testament God" as soft, fluffy, and full of grace. In an astonishing account of God revealing himself and his character to Moses, today's verse shows us some phenomenal descriptions of a compassionate and gracious God. In the Old Testament. It blows me away, and beckons me near. I hope you'll listen in!
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Questions from today's episode: Do I believe, today, that God's disposition toward me is one of compassion? If not, what do I believe instead? Knowing that God calls himself compassionate and gracious, is he inviting me today to lay down whatever lie I may have embraced and receive his compassionate love instead? How will I respond?
Podcast music written and recorded by Caleb Lieurance

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