Below you’ll find a short list of guided meditation possibilities, many updating daily - would you like to pick one to try out this morning?

“Give us this day our daily bread…” It’s a radical prayer already, because Jesus invites us to pray not just for our own individual daily needs, but to include the we of it all - to pray for what our neighbors need too. (The ones we like and the ones we quite honestly don’t.)

How radical that Jesus would hold up this loud, fierce woman as an example when so often those on the margins are told to be quiet and make do, to not need or demand too much!

When we sit withe idea of tables turning, of a God who is always at work behind the scenes lifting up the downtrodden, reclaiming the disenfranchised, bringing deliverance for God’s people, what are we praying for?

What is this barefoot spirituality that God asks of Moses? Shoes and the social rules governing when we wear them are complex and culturally conditioned. Taking them off can be…

How would you describe Moses’ frame of mind in verse 3? Perhaps curious, intrigued… certainly motivated. Something unusual was happening, and Moses decided to stop and investigate. He didn’t shy away from his questions, but let them lead him forward.