Love for the brethren is the distinguishing mark of true belief and living less uncharitably its most challenging application. 

What mindset should a congregant strive to be in before the sermon begins? Should you take notes during the sermon? Does it matter whether you use a physical or digital copy of the Scriptures? Mitch and Craig answer these questions and more as they discuss how Christians should approach the main course of the Sunday Service.

The goal of the Exodus is the LORD’s dwelling with Israel in the Tabernacle which heralds the LORD’s dwelling in His church through Jesus Christ. 

The LORD, Whose glory in the old covenant made Moses’ face shine temporarily, is now revealed with transforming glory in the face of Jesus Christ. So, behold the LORD in Jesus! 

Christians can take hope in their new identity caused by union with Christ, which results in mind renewal that transforms their lives

On the heels of gross idolatry, the LORD mercifully dwells among sinners because of the intercession of Moses, who directs our eyes to the ultimate intercessor for sinners: the Lord Jesus Christ.

 Christians must fight the Devil’s lie that their sins are not that bad by recognizing and believing the necessity and magnitude of Jesus’ death on the cross. 

The priests brought Israel with them into the Tabernacle, but not before the priests’ sins were dealt with by bloody death. More gloriously, Jesus Christ brings His people to God and atones for us with His spotless blood.

The Tabernacle, where God dwelled in the center of the nation of Israel, points to the One Who tabernacled among us, the Lord Jesus Christ. Are He and His dwelling, the church, at the center of your life?

Who could possibly be against the worldwide free offer of the Gospel? How can such an offer be honestly made by a God who has already chosen who will be saved? In this podcast Mitch and Craig explore how God's free offer of the Gospel is indeed sincere and well-meant.