Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 32, where Israel turns to idolatry by making the golden calf while Moses is on Mount Sinai. In the midst of Israel’s rebellion and God’s righteous judgement, Moses intercedes on behalf of the people, pleading for mercy and standing in the gap for them. This chapter gives us a powerful picture of the seriousness of sin, the heart of an intercessor, and ultimately points us toward Jesus Christ, our perfect Mediator who intercedes for His people.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 26–27, where God gives Moses detailed instructions for the Tabernacle, its furnishings, the altar, and the surrounding courtyard. These chapters reveal that God is intentional about how He is approached and worshipped, with every detail pointing to His holiness, His desire to dwell among His people, and His provision for access into His presence. A rich study reminding us that God has not left us to design our own way to Him, but has provided the way -Jesus.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 12:1–14, where Jesus confronts the religious leaders over their misunderstanding of the Sabbath and reveals Himself as Lord of the Sabbath. This passage points beyond a day of rest to the person of Christ, who offers true rest and fulfils what the Sabbath was pointing towards. A powerful reminder that Christianity is not ultimately about religious rules, but about finding our rest and righteousness in Jesus, the King of Rest.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 25, where God gives Moses instructions for the construction of the tabernacle and introduces the mercy seat—the place where God would meet with His people. This chapter reveals God's desire to dwell among His people and provides a beautiful picture of His holiness, mercy, and grace. As the tabernacle points forward to Christ, we are reminded that through Jesus we can draw near to God and find mercy in His presence.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 23–24, where God confirms His covenant with Israel and the people respond, “All that the LORD has said we will do, and be obedient.” As Moses ascends Mount Sinai and the covenant is ratified with blood, this passage reveals the privilege of drawing near to a holy God through His gracious provision. A rich study that highlights the seriousness of covenant commitment, the blessing of God's presence, and the call to wholehearted obedience—a covenant ultimately fulfilled through Jesus Christ.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 11:16–30, where Jesus contrasts the unbelief of His generation with the gracious invitation He extends to all who are weary and burdened. This passage reveals the hardness of hearts that reject Christ, the joy of childlike faith, and the rest that is found only in Him. A comforting and life-giving reminder that Jesus invites all who labour under the weight of sin, striving, and brokenness to come to Him and find true rest.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 23, where God calls His people to lives marked by justice, integrity, compassion, and wholehearted obedience. These instructions were given so that Israel would reflect God's character before the surrounding nations. This message challenges believers to live in a way that honours Christ and serves as a compelling witness to those around them. A powerful reminder that our words matter, but our lives can either draw people toward Jesus or push them away.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 21–22, where God establishes laws that reflect His justice, compassion, and concern for every area of life. Far from being harsh or outdated, these laws reveal a God who values human life, protects the vulnerable, and calls His people to personal responsibility and restitution. This message challenges us to compare God's standard of justice with our own and reminds us that true justice is always rooted in His righteous character.

Pastor Israel teaches through Matthew 11:1–19, where John the Baptist wrestles with doubt while imprisoned and Jesus responds with compassion, truth, and assurance. This passage reminds us that seasons of uncertainty are not uncommon in the life of faith, but that our confidence must rest in who Jesus is and what He has done. A practical and encouraging message on bringing our questions to Christ and trusting Him even when circumstances are difficult to understand.

Pastor Keith teaches through Exodus 20, revealing that God's commandments were given not to place His people in bondage, but to show them how to live in the freedom He had already provided. Given after Israel's redemption from Egypt, the Ten Commandments reveal God's holy character and His design for a flourishing life. A powerful reminder that true freedom is found not in rejecting God's ways, but in walking faithfully in them through His grace.