by James M. Schultz (Author)

God provides. We complain. The Exodus offers lessons for today.

The Israelites witnessed extraordinary demonstrations of God's power. They saw the plagues in Egypt, crossed the Red Sea on dry ground, received manna from heaven, and watched God provide for them again and again. Yet in the wilderness, their hearts often turned from gratitude to complaint, fear, and unbelief.

In Manna Again?, James M. Schultz follows Israel's journey from bondage in Egypt to the edge of the Promised Land, examining not only what happened but what their experiences reveal about the Christian life today.

Through key events in Exodus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy, readers will encounter God's provision in the midst of poverty, His purpose in the midst of problems, His presence in the midst of the wilderness, and His patience in the midst of our complaints.

Written for readers who want to understand Scripture more deeply without losing sight of its practical significance, Manna Again? shows how Israel's wilderness experiences continue to speak to familiar struggles with uncertainty, impatience, fear, and faith.

The wilderness may be ancient, but the lessons are remarkably current.