Exodus 3:11-4:17 – 22nd February 2006
•	What experiences and personal circumstances made Moses raise objections to serving God?  What are the key issues in your life which you feel make you reluctant in your service of God?
•	Go through each of Moses objections asking:
o	What is behind this objection?
o	What is God’s response to this objection?
o	What might his response be to me as an individual or us as a church?
o	IN what ways do I or we need help for God’s response to be effective in my life?
•	IN the end Moses was bypassed at least temporarily because he said “send someone else”.  Have you seen that happen?  Can people return to their God-given ministry afterwards?

Exodus 3:11-4:17 – 22nd February 2006
•	What experiences and personal circumstances made Moses raise objections to serving God?  What are the key issues in your life which you feel make you reluctant in your service of God?
•	Go through each of Moses objections asking:
o	What is behind this objection?
o	What is God’s response to this objection?
o	What might his response be to me as an individual or us as a church?
o	IN what ways do I or we need help for God’s response to be effective in my life?
•	IN the end Moses was bypassed at least temporarily because he said “send someone else”.  Have you seen that happen?  Can people return to their God-given ministry afterwards?

Exodus 3:11-4:17 – 22nd February 2006
•	What experiences and personal circumstances made Moses raise objections to serving God?  What are the key issues in your life which you feel make you reluctant in your service of God?
•	Go through each of Moses objections asking:
o	What is behind this objection?
o	What is God’s response to this objection?
o	What might his response be to me as an individual or us as a church?
o	IN what ways do I or we need help for God’s response to be effective in my life?
•	IN the end Moses was bypassed at least temporarily because he said “send someone else”.  Have you seen that happen?  Can people return to their God-given ministry afterwards?