FHE Lessons

Being firmly rooted in the Lord’s covenant path means we have to do things differently from the ways of the world. Whether that manifests in how we eat or drink, how we live, whom we marry, or how we remember Him, we must do things in the Lord’s way to be His chosen people. Scripture Deuteronomy 14:2 For thou art …

Jesus Christ frees us from suffering and spiritual death. When we look to Him, we live in greater peace, freedom, and joy. Scripture Numbers 21:9 And Moses made a serpent of brass, and put it upon a pole, and it came to pass, that if a serpent had bitten any man, when he beheld the serpent of brass, he lived. …

When we offer all we have, including ourselves, to follow the Lord and His prophet, we can be made incrementally more holy. Little by little, we are being built like a tabernacle or temple of the Lord to be more pure and more holy. Scripture Exodus 39:30 And they made the plate of the holy crown of pure gold, and …

The Lord will always stay by our side. The only question is if we will stay near Him. If we make and keep covenants that bind ourselves to Him, we will never walk alone. This Come Follow Me Family Home Evening Lesson includes three lesson plans, activity ideas, and more. Scripture Exodus 33:14 And he said, My presence shall go …

Each of the commandments God gave to Moses on Mount Sinai was to bless the children of Israel and now us. Consider how each of these commandments has application in our modern-day and recommit to living them more fully this week. Scripture Exodus 20:20 And Moses said unto the people, Fear not: for God is come to prove you, and …

No matter how insurmountable the obstacle before us, our God is always able to deliver us from our bondage. When the way forward is uncertain, even seemingly impossible, let us have the faith and vision of Moses to know that God can always provide salvation. Scripture Exodus 14:13-14 And Moses said unto the people, Fear ye not, stand still, and …

Pharaoh was a man without honor. He promises Moses over and over that he would let the Israelites be freed from slavery, but he always failed to keep these promises. Evil men, no matter how powerful, cannot deliver us from the slavery of sin, but the Lamb of God always can. He provides a way for us to be forgiven …

Bringing the family of Israel to Egypt in the midst of the famine saved their lives, but many years later when the children of Israel had grown to a size that Pharaoh found threatening, he made the Israelites slaves to Egypt. God had made promises to Abraham and renewed them through Isaac and Jacob (Israel). His deliverance of the children …

After enduring slavery, false accusation, imprisonment, and many years of waiting and probably wondering, Joseph became second in command to Pharaoh and was placed exactly in a position to save the lives of countless people, including his own family. Without his trial and suffering, he could not have become such an instrument in God’s hands—who can make all things for …

Joseph of old was sold into slavery by his own brothers. He lived in a foreign land away from his family, was accused of sins he never committed and sent to prison. He must have, at times, felt forsaken. Still, he trusted in the Lord and endured well and the Lord remained with Joseph through all of his afflictions. Featued …