In Exodus 34:10-35 we see incredible lessons on the all-encompassing nature of sanctification, including its source. Join us as we open Scripture.

In Exodus 33:18-34:9 God declares His name to Moses, and in doing so, reveals astounding, encouraging, beautiful facts about who He is. There are so many false perceptions about who God is, so let us make sure we know the truth and can point people to the Lord as He truly is.

In the first half of our look at Exodus 32 (see sermon 11/3/24) we examined the first problem revealed in God's people: forgetfulness. In this second half of our examination, we study the second problem God identifies in His people: Stubbornness. And we also look at the beautiful encouragement found in the midst of the conviction: God deals with us according to His mercy, which never runs dry.

Exodus 32 presents a tragic story of what happens when God's people forget Him, but also presents beautiful reminders of His faithfulness in light of our faithlessness. Join us as we unpack this rich chapter of Scripture.

In Mark 8:1-26 we find a series of conversations Jesus has with His disciples, driven by several different interactions with the people around them. Join us as we look at the insights into what God wants for us revealed through these conversations.

Exodus 30 records God's instructions for the anointing oil for the people; what does this have to do with the Church today? Join us as we examine the Anointed One, Jesus Christ, and how believers are anointed with the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon, Pastor Dawson talks about believers sharing in persecution from the unbelieving world, sharing in the eternal victory of Christ, and sharing in the warning proclamation to the nations. Go forth in His victory!

Exodus 30 records God's instructions on the altar of incense for the people; what does this have to do with the Church today? Join us as we examine the Biblical call to and standards for prayer.

In Exodus 28 & 29 we find incredibly specific and intricate details about the priestly garments. What do these garments foreshadow eternally and how should this section of Exodus cause us to praise God? What other details do we see in these garments that serve as a reminder of our calling in the here and now?

In Exodus 26, we find God's detailed instructions for the construction of the tabernacle, specifically the exterior and interior fabric hangings. But the Hebrew word used for the exterior curtains is different than the word used for the interior fabric hanging separating the Most Holy Place. Why does this distinction matter so much? What do we learn from the specific word used for the veil?