Some of us are lucky enough to have never lived under a Pharaoh. How does this affect the way we read a beloved Bible story? In this sermon, Caleb self-examines his own status as a Pharaoh and asks listeners to do the same. In the end, those of us who are Pharaohs are called to become more like Moses.
Learning to play as adults challenges capitalism's grip on us, honors the playful, childlike spirit within, and reminds us to trust in our Divine Parent.
Questions of Conversation- What comes to mind when you hear “awe”? What feelings arise? What words would you use to describe awe? Awe isn't God, but it hints at something greater, a mystery beyond us. As Christians, we have a name for that vastness, that thing transcendent our current understanding—we know it as the Holy One, God.
