Nearing the end of his ministry, Moses' emotions get the best of him as he lashes out in anger and frustration.  God has made us as emotive creatures, but it is important, as Christians, that we bring every thought captive in obedience to Christ - including our emotions.

Forgiveness is good for the soul, but it starts with a right relationship with Jesus.

How are you stewarding your resources - both your human and your material resources.?  This sermon from Exodus 36 will help us to understand the importance of being wise and generous with our resources!

Moses is given an opportunity to correct a previous error.  We serve a God who is a God of second chances!

When Moses is confronted with the glory of God - his only response is that of worship.  Moses is eager to know more than God's power - he wants to know God's person.  In this dramatic encounter with the glory of God, Moses comes to realize that God's character and his glory go hand in hand.

Moses' relationship to the Lord is described as a friendship.  How many of us seek a relationship with God that is described as a friendship?  This week, we will consider this friendship and how we can seek that level of intimacy with the Lord.

The last of the 10 commandments is a prohibition against coveting.  This may be one of the hardest commandments to keep.  Today, we learn about the problems of coveting and how the Lord helps us overcome!

The 9th Commandment tells us to not bear false witness.  Today, the opportunity to use our words for evil purposes abound.  Let us guard our words - both spoken with our lips and typed with our fingers.