Two by Two

Two by Two

“But Moses said, ‘Pardon your servant, Lord. Please send someone else.’ ” – Exodus 4:13 Moses’ final excuse for refusing God’s call is simple: “Please send someone else.” Deep down, he feels unworthy and believes it’s too late for him. Many of us can relate—life’s responsibilities, such as our job, mortgage, or family, make us think opportunities have passed us by. Moses sees himself as old and exhausted, caring for someone else’s flock, but God sees something more. Though God’s frustration grows,  He offers a solution. God tells Moses, “I’ll give you Aaron, and Aaron will go with you.” That makes all the difference. Sometimes, what we need most is not to go alone. Even Jesus sent His disciples out in pairs—never alone—even when He withheld provisions, sending them out with no sandals, no food, no money, and no sword, or into danger. Companionship—two by two, not isolation, is what

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Two by Two

“Calling the Twelve to him, he began to send them out two by two and gave them authority over impure spirits.” – Mark 6:7 When Jesus sent people out, He always sent them two by two, or in a group. Jesus would send His disciples out without food, money, weapons, jackets, or shoes, but He would never send them alone. He understands that this is how we are made and how we are built, and we can’t help but become like the people we spend most of our time with. The book of Genesis describes God creating different things, and it always says they are good. His creation of light and darkness was good. The earth, plants, and animals he created are good. Mankind was created by Him, and He declared it to be very good, but then He said, “It is not good for man to be alone.”A person

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