Seasons come and go. Such is also true of life. We go through seasons of change--in circumstances, emotions, relationships, careers, etc. Some changes are painful, slamming us to the floor, knocking the wind out of us. We think we'll never recover; sometimes we're certain of it. But we do. In fact, on the other side of change, we're usually surprised at how adaptable we were, once we released the past--the thing, person, circumstance we were so intricately attached to. Many

I’ve always been intrigued by a verse in the life of Moses--Exodus 2:12. "Glancing this way and that, he killed the Egyptian and buried him in the sand." We can only speculate as to why Moses the Prince, became Moses the murderer. Most say it was just a fit of rage. But perhaps he was trying to start a rebellion among the Jews against the Egyptians. In other words, maybe he was trying to start his own version of the Exodus. Whatever the reason, it failed miserably. In fact, i