Questions for the Week

 1.   In chapter 31:9–13, Moses commands the public
       reading of Scripture. How consistently are you
       engaging with God’s Word? What is one small
       change you could make to grow in this area?
2. God calls us to teach our children and others to
    know and fear Him. How are you helping the next
    generation hear, understand, and love God’s Word?
3.  What does your obedience look like when the
    outcome isn’t what I hoped for? Moses learned
    that even with all his efforts, the people would still
    rebel. Are you willing to be faithful even when you
    don’t get to see the results? Have you been
    placing too much value on outcomes instead of
    obedience?
4.  Are you preparing others to carry the work forward
     after me? God tells Moses to commission Joshua.
     Who are you encouraging, mentoring, or pouring
     into? Are you clinging to control, or are you faithfully
     handing things over?
5. What will your legacy be? Moses didn’t need
    monuments—his life spoke for itself. If today were 
    the end of a chapter in your life, what would you    
    want to be remembered for? Is that what you’re 
    building each day?