Over the course of 13 weeks, we’ll journey through Exodus and discover that God’s rescue was never simply about freedom from oppression; it was always about relationship. As God draws His people into His presence, we’ll see that the deepest longing of every human heart is to know and be known by our Creator. Yet that invitation is met with resistance, both around us and within us. Together, we’ll learn what it means to trust Him in the wilderness, follow Him in obedience, and live as a people shaped by His presence.
Whether you are using this on your own, with a group, or as a family, this Scripture Guide is meant to help you take intentional steps in your journey with Jesus.
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This Playlist was curated to accompany the Journey West County's Sermon Series, "Into the Wild." We hope these songs encourage you and fill your heart and home with the hope we have in the Gospel!
As your enage with the Apprentice Workbook and listen to Sunday sermons, take another step. Listed below are a few of our recommended resources during this series.
• The Critical Journey by Janet Hagberg & Ro
Sermon Discussion Questions
October 11, 2026
Sermon Text: Exodus 16:1-15
Preaching: Landon Brewer
1. We can probably identify with Israel in grumbling. Despite what the Lord has done for you, can you identify areas of your life where you grumble?
2. Grumbling is fueled by fear. What practices do you use to “stand firm and see the salvation of the Lord”?
3. Are you having a desert experience? Have you? What have been some of the circumstances surrounding your desert experience?4. How can God lead you through your desert experience?
5. How do “finding your people” and discovering your rhythms” help you to go deep if you are in the desert?
6. What is one takeaway from today that you can put in practice this week?
