A Fresh Wind Sermons

As parents, one of our greatest desires is to deepen our family's faith. Discover how you can build a Christ-centered home through four key principles: model a Christ-centered life, prioritize genuine faith over rituals, place your hope in Christ’s redemption, and lean on your church community for support.

The story Israelites' failure with the golden calf, isn't just about failure but about God’s enduring mercy and the opportunity for renewal. Through repentance, intercession, and a renewed commitment to God, we can experience His presence and reflect His glory.

God equips us with everything we need to serve Him. As we explore the significance of priestly garments, the ordination ceremony, daily offerings, and the importance of prayer, we come to understand that these ancient practices ought to deepen our appreciation for our spiritual service today and remind us of God's call to holiness, dedication, and rest in Him.

The Tent of Meeting foreshadows Jesus in incredible ways. Every detail of this ancient Tabernacle -- from the bronze altar to the Holy of Holies -- points to Christ. Just as Israelites entered God's presence through the Tabernacle, we now have direct access to the Father through Christ!

As we delve into the profound symbolism of the golden lampstand described in Exodus 25, we discover how this ancient artifact is a powerful representation of Jesus Christ and our calling as His followers to be the light in a dark world.

Right here in Exodus God wants a place to dwell among His people and he calls it mercy! I will sit on the mercy seat. This is who I am.

Following the giving of the Ten Commandments and the covenant, God invites His people into a convenant relationship with Himself. But this covenant isn’t signed in ink — it’s sealed in blood. We too look to the blood shed on the cross for our forgiveness.

We don’t need to allow doubt to creep into our faith. Old Testament or New, we can stand on the solid ground that is Scripture.

The Ten Commandments are not simply commands or prohibitions against certain activities — but a spring board to live holy and righteous lives, marked by love for God and one another.

God has not changed, but He is willing to consecrate you, wash you, redeem you, sanctify you and place (or impute) Jesus’ own righteousness on you. All of that so that you can approach Him. So that He can be your God and you, can not only be one of His people, but so that you can be one of His children.