Bible Journey

05/24/2026

🌾 Sometimes the hardest part of faith is trusting God when nothing around you makes sense anymore. 🌾

There are seasons where God will go silent on the things you WANT…
so you can finally hear Him clearly on the things you NEED.

We ask:
“God why is this taking so long?”

But what if the delay is protection?

What if the closed door saved you?
What if the heartbreak redirected you?
What if the waiting season is where your roots are growing deepest?

A tree with shallow roots can’t survive strong winds.
And neither can a faith that has never been tested.

The wilderness will either make you bitter…
or make you dependent on God.

Some of the strongest people in the Bible walked through wilderness seasons:
✨ Moses
✨ David
✨ Elijah
✨ Paul
✨ Even Jesus

And every single one came out transformed.

You may feel hidden right now…
but hidden seasons are often holy seasons.

God does some of His deepest work in private before He ever reveals it publicly.

📖 “Those who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength…” — Isaiah 40:31

So if you’re tired…
rest in God, not in fear.

If you’re grieving…
grieve with hope.

If you feel lost…
remember God still leads people through wilderness places on purpose. 🤍

Your current season is not the end of your story.

— Wilderness 40 🌵🤎

05/23/2026

New shirts added daily

05/23/2026

✨ Sometimes God will let the wilderness become uncomfortable so you’ll finally stop trying to build a home in a season He only meant for you to walk through. ✨

Some of us are exhausted because we keep trying to carry yesterday into a place God is trying to make NEW.

You pray…
But still worry.

You worship…
But still replay the hurt.

You ask God to move…
But secretly keep holding onto what broke you.

The wilderness is not punishment.
It’s preparation.

God uses wilderness seasons to:
🤎 break fear
🤎 expose unhealthy attachments
🤎 strengthen your faith
🤎 teach you to hear His voice over the noise
🤎 remind you that HE is the source — not people, money, titles, or comfort

Even Jesus went into the wilderness before stepping into purpose.

So if life feels lonely, stretching, or uncertain right now…
maybe Heaven isn’t abandoning you.
Maybe Heaven is developing you.

📖 “See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the wilderness…” — Isaiah 43:19

Wilderness seasons feel heavy while you’re in them…
but one day you’ll look back and realize:
that was the place God rebuilt you. 🤍

04/28/2026

04/28/2026

Wilderness40.shop
New Brand come check us out !
I am uploading a handful of designs early ❤️
Wilderness40.shop

04/25/2026

“Wilderness didn’t break me… it built me.
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Stay tuned for online apparel web site sneak peek 👀 at tank
What do you think lady’s follow for online store opening details

04/24/2026

✨ BIG ANNOUNCEMENT ✨

Wilderness 40 is officially LIVE! 🤎

We are so excited to launch our storefront and begin this journey. This brand is rooted in vintage western style with a strong Christian influence — designed to inspire, uplift, and stand out.

🖤 What we offer:
We create unique, ready-to-use GRAPHICS for:
• Tank tops
• T-shirts
• Hoodies
• And more

➡️ We do NOT sell clothing — we design the graphics so you can print, press, and create your own pieces your way.

This is just the beginning… we have so much more coming your way including:
• Bible overlays
• Wall art
• Printable Bible studies
• And exclusive new designs

🌐 Website coming soon — stay tuned!

🙏 Special thanks to Samantha’s Timber Inn for the beautiful backdrop that helped bring this vision to life.

Stay tuned, follow along, and be part of the Wilderness 40 journey from the ground up.

🌾 Built with purpose. Designed with meaning.

03/09/2026

Deep Dive into Genesis ❤️

03/07/2026

Spending the day with Ruth ❤️

03/05/2026

🔥 1. Exodus Means “Exit” or “Departure”

The word Exodus means “a going out” — referring to Israel leaving slavery in Egypt.

It’s the story of:
• Freedom from bo***ge
• God revealing His power
• A nation being formed

Genesis is about beginnings.
Exodus is about freedom.

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👶 2. Moses’ Story Is a Miracle from the Start
Moses was:
• Born under a death decree
• Hidden in a basket in the Nile
• Raised in Pharaoh’s palace
• Called by God from a burning bush

God preserved the deliverer before he ever delivered anyone.

That’s powerful.

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🌊 3. The Red Sea Wasn’t Just Escape — It Was Separation

When God parted the Red Sea (Exodus 14):
• Israel passed through
• Egypt’s army was destroyed

It wasn’t just freedom.

It was final separation from what enslaved them.

God doesn’t halfway deliver.

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🐑 4. The First Passover Points Directly to Jesus

In Exodus 12:
• A spotless lamb
• Its blood placed on the doorposts
• Death “passed over” those covered

This becomes the foundation of:

Jesus Christ as the “Lamb of God.”

Exodus is a preview of redemption.

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📜 5. The Ten Commandments Appear Here

God gives the Law in Exodus 20.

Ten Commandments were not given to restrict people — but to:
• Establish order
• Reveal God’s character
• Teach holiness

Freedom came first.
Then instruction.

That order matters.

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🏕️ 6. The Tabernacle Is a Blueprint of God’s Presence

Half of Exodus describes the Tabernacle — a portable sanctuary.

It shows:
• God wants to dwell with His people.
• Every detail matters.
• Worship requires intentionality.

God didn’t just rescue them.

He moved in with them.

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🗣️ 7. God Reveals His Name Here

Exodus 3:14

“I AM WHO I AM.”

This is one of the most powerful declarations in Scripture.

God isn’t:
• “I was”
• “I will be”

He is I AM.

Present. Constant. Unchanging.

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💪 8. Pharaoh’s Heart Was Hardened — But God Was Still Sovereign

Even when Pharaoh resisted:
• God used it to display His power.
• The plagues revealed Egypt’s false gods were powerless.

Exodus shows:

God is not intimidated by opposition.

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🍞 9. Manna Appears for the First Time

God provided daily bread in the wilderness.

They couldn’t hoard it.

It was daily dependence.

Exodus teaches:

Freedom requires trust.

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👑 10. Exodus Is About Identity

In Egypt they were:

Slaves.

In Exodus God calls them:

“My people.”

Deliverance wasn’t just physical.

It was identity transformation.