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Does God Care About ME?

How God Proves His Love For His People

It's perhaps easier to comprehend how God takes care of the big things, but does he also care about us when it comes to the little, personal things in our lives? The question we all ask is: Does he really care about me and the little things?

In Parshat Yitro (Exodus 18:1–20:23), we just witnessed some majorly epic events: the ten plagues, the splitting of the sea and we're about to witness the ultimate epic event: God's revelation at Sinai. But smack in the middle of all of this awesomeness, we're introduced to Yitro, Moses' father-in-law. What is this doing here?!

Join us as we explore the real meaning of revelation: maybe truly knowing God is not just a matter of a national relationship, but most importantly, a personal one. Through the lens of this story, we can see just how God cares for His people – and how His people might strengthen their faith in Him.

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