Inside the tabernacle was a beautiful lamp on a stand ... sound familiar? Join us today to think about and pray through what it means to be light to those around us.

Today’s reading is from Exodus 27 and our reflection has been written and read by Liam Thatcher.

Today we’re thinking about the most important part of the temple – the Holy of Holies, the Most Holy Place, hidden behind layers of curtains.

Today’s reading is from Exodus 26 and our reflection has been written and read by Liam Thatcher.

In Exodus 25 God begins laying out his instructions for building the tabernacle – his dwelling place. There’s more to it than just some poles and canvas, though. This tent has been deliberately designed to communicate an important message.

Today’s reading is from Exodus 25 and our reflection has been written and read by Liam Thatcher.

We’re at the end of our week looking at the law in Exodus, and today we’re fast forwarding to Paul’s letter to the Galatian church. What does the law mean in light of God’s grace?

Today’s reading is from Galatians 3 and our reflection has been written and read by Michael Pfundner.

In today’s passage the people promise to follow and be obedient to all of the law. But do they keep their promise?

Today’s reading is from Exodus 24 and our reflection has been written and read by Michael Pfundner.

Today we’re thinking about Sabbath laws, learning how they applied to the Israelite community then, and how we can remind ourselves to stop, pause and rest.

Today’s reading is from Exodus 23 and our reflection has been written and read by Michael Pfundner.

God’s law was groundbreaking for its time, in the way it instructed his people to look after the vulnerable. Discover more of God’s heart behind the law and lots of parallels with the 21st century in today’s reflection.

Today’s reading is from Exodus 22 and our reflection has been written and read by Michael Pfundner.

All these old laws are irrelevant, so we can just ignore them, right? Today we’re reading about some of the finer points of the Mosaic law and reflecting on the timeless principles that are still meaningful today.

Today’s reading is from Exodus 21 and our reflection has been written and read by Michael Pfundner.

Welcome to the third week of the Lent Encounter. This week we’re looking at the Mosaic law, given to Moses by God at Mount Sinai. We begin with the Ten Commandments and what the first commandment in particular tells us about the kind of relationship God wants with his people.

Today’s reading is from Exodus 20 and our reflection has been written and read by Michael Pfundner.

This Saturday, our New Testament passage of the week is from Luke 4, where we read about Jesus spending 40 days in the wilderness after his baptism. In the same way as the Israelites were tested and tempted, Jesus is also tested and tempted, overcoming Satan’s lies with the word of God.

Today’s reading is from Luke 4 and our reflection has been written and read by Ursula Lai.