From death to life. The resurrection of Lazarus to bring Glory to the Father and the Son was, just like the regenerating work in our lives, solely and altogether a work of God.

Martha, Mary and Lazarus encounter the Incarnate Word through the death and resurrection of Lazarus. What does this encounter teach us about Christ and how are lives should be affected in light of this teaching?

As the Samaritan Woman at the well encounters Christ she is forever changed. What does this encounter teach us regarding Christ and how do we apply it to our lives today

The encounter between Simeon and the Christ Child, what does this encounter teach us about the effect of the Incarnate Word on those who encounter Him with faith.

Scripture introduces us to the concept of the ecclesia in Matthew as the disciple records Jesus' teaching regarding the foundation of the church (universal) and then later dealing with discipline in the church (local). As we gather to affirm Constitution and By-Laws of Christ Reformed Baptist Church we will look at what Scripture teaches us about the church, specifically God's purpose through the church, His plan for the church and the His providence in the church.

The lampstand in the Tabernacle existed to show and remind the people of Israel of the light and life that God provides His people by His presence. The lampstand symbolizes Christ, the life and light of men and reminds believers that as His people we are to be a light to the world, holding forth the Word of God which is "lamp unto our feet and a light unto our path.

The table and the bread in the holy place within the Tabernacle foreshadow Christ as the Sustainer and the Sustenance of our fellowship and communion with God.

True worship requires that the work of Christ be at the very core. The Ark of the Covenant contained a continual reminder of God's righteous standard, the testimony, and of God's gracious provision to us, the mercy seat.

Introduction the next section of the Book of Exodus where God will give His people instructions for the construction of the Tabernacle and the means by which they are to worship. Giving and Worship are both commands of God that are to be obeyed but done so from a willing heart.

The promise/warning passage found at the conclusion of the "Book of the Covenant" is to us a shadow of the new covenant promises and the certainty of the promise keeper.