Replace Yourself

Mar 4, 2012  •  Chris Edmondson  •  Exodus 17:8-10, 13; 33:7, 11; Numbers 14:6-9, Deuteronomy 34:5, 7, 8-9; 34:9, Joshua 1:1-9; James 1:22; Proverbs 4:23

Today, we see that everything—even good things—have to come to an end. The death of Moses left a huge hole in the hearts of God’s people. Yet even though Moses is dead and gone, Moses did some very intentional things to make sure that his leadership left a legacy long after he was pushing up daises. Moses replaced himself long before he ever died, so that God’s work never missed a beat.

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