We were created to live in the presence of God. After Israel’s sin with the golden calf, God offers blessings but threatens to withdraw His presence. Moses knows that without God’s presence, nothing e...  Read More

God’s people are his primary vehicle for showing himself to the world. The miracles by which he delivered Israel from slavery and cared for them on their journey had the world’s attention. Israel’s ro...  Read More

Ex.31.12-18 Discussion Questions1. Why does God emphasize the Sabbath immediately after instructions about building the tabernacle (Exodus 31:1-11)? How might the Sabbath relate to the work of creatin...  Read More

Exodus 28-31 give a behind-the-scenes look at how God equips, calls, and consecrates people to carry out His mission.Sermon Outline1. Called2. Clothed3. Consecrated 4. EmpoweredDiscussion QuestionsWhy...  Read More

The Tabernacle teaches us that God desires to dwell with His people—not just at a distance, but through cleansing, fellowship, prayer, and intimate presence. It shows a journey from sacrifice to commu...  Read More

God doesn’t just rescue His people—He invites them into relationship. In Exodus 25, we see the beginning of God’s instructions for the Tabernacle. Before anything is built, God calls for willing heart...  Read More

We often settle for partial commitment to God—offering our Sundays but keeping the rest of life to ourselves. In these chapters, God gives Israel a vision for wholehearted worship, justice, and daily ...  Read More

Exodus 20:1–21 is one of the most pivotal passages in the Bible, where God speaks directly to His people and gives the Ten Commandments. These commandments reveal God's character, establish the founda...  Read More

Exodus 19 is a powerful moment in Scripture where God draws near to His people with overwhelming majesty and purpose. At Mount Sinai, Israel encounters the holy presence of God—a presence that both in...  Read More

Leadership can be exhausting when we carry the weight alone. In Exodus 17 and 18, we see two powerful moments in Moses’ life that teach us about leadership—both the strength it requires and the suppor...  Read More

Life doesn’t always feel like a mountaintop — sometimes it feels like a desert. In Exodus 15–17, we walk with the Israelites through a dry and difficult journey where they face thirst, hunger, and dee...  Read More

Have you ever had a moment where you realized, “If it hadn’t been for God, I wouldn’t have made it”? That’s where Moses and the Israelites are in this passage—just came through the Red Sea, saw God de...  Read More