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The Exodus | Worth The Wait | Ken Philbeck

Have you ever wondered why we have to wait? Is God silent or even aware you're crying out to Him? Through the opening chapters of Exodus, we discover that waiting isn't just about what we're waiting for—it's about who we're becoming while we wait. The story of Moses reveals a profound truth: God's work in us while we wait is just as important as what we're waiting for. Moses spent 40 years in Pharaoh's palace and then 40 years in the Midian wilderness before God called him to deliver Israel. Those weren't wasted years. They were formative years where God stripped away Moses' self-reliance and taught him humble dependence. We learn that God's silence doesn't mean God's absence. When Exodus tells us that God heard, God remembered, God saw, and God knew, we're reminded that our prayers don't vanish into the ceiling. God is always working, even when we can't see it. The Hebrew midwives who feared God more than Pharaoh, the mother who placed Moses in a basket, and Moses himself learning patience as a shepherd all teach us that faithful obedience in the waiting room produces character, endurance, and hope. The waiting isn't punishment. It's preparation for something greater than we can imagine.