I’ll often say, when teaching the Bible,
“Don’t assume you’re the good guy!”
If we simply look for lessons that reinforce an idea that we’re doing okay, we’ll miss God’s gentle nudges to stretch and grow.
Each day of this study, we’ll consider the Ten Plagues from Pharaoh’s perspective. You probably aren’t experiencing the same levels of hard-heartedness or disaster as Pharaoh, but we can all relate to some form of hardship, and the sometimes-related struggle to “let go” of something you’d rather keep. Designed for 1‑on‑1 discipleship, mentoring relationships, or personal reflection, each day includes:
A key verse from Jesus’ final days
A thoughtful, conversational reflection that brings the passage to life
Two discussion questions crafted for meaningful, honest dialogue
Three action steps—a Faithful Step, a Brave Step, and a Kingdom Leap—to help you live out the story in real time
You’ll explore themes like recognizing God’s work, submission to God, partial vs. complete obedience, recognizing God’s favor, and gratitude for Jesus’ sacrifice.
Whether you’re discipling someone, being discipled, or simply longing for a deeper walk with Jesus, this guide gives you a simple, powerful way to journey through The Ten Plagues with intention. It’s practical. It’s relational. And it’s built to help you say “yes” to Jesus in ways that ripple outward into your community and the world.
I’ll often say, when teaching the Bible,
“Don’t assume you’re the good guy!”
If we simply look for lessons that reinforce an idea that we’re doing okay, we’ll miss God’s gentle nudges to stretch and grow.
Each day of this study, we’ll consider the Ten Plagues from Pharaoh’s perspective. You probably aren’t experiencing the same levels of hard-heartedness or disaster as Pharaoh, but we can all relate to some form of hardship, and the sometimes-related struggle to “let go” of something you’d rather keep. Designed for 1‑on‑1 discipleship, mentoring relationships, or personal reflection, each day includes:
A key verse from Jesus’ final days
A thoughtful, conversational reflection that brings the passage to life
Two discussion questions crafted for meaningful, honest dialogue
Three action steps—a Faithful Step, a Brave Step, and a Kingdom Leap—to help you live out the story in real time
You’ll explore themes like recognizing God’s work, submission to God, partial vs. complete obedience, recognizing God’s favor, and gratitude for Jesus’ sacrifice.
Whether you’re discipling someone, being discipled, or simply longing for a deeper walk with Jesus, this guide gives you a simple, powerful way to journey through The Ten Plagues with intention. It’s practical. It’s relational. And it’s built to help you say “yes” to Jesus in ways that ripple outward into your community and the world.
