Main idea: God’s desire is for a holy place, a holy people and, a holy process as we enter into worship of Him.

1. God desires a holy place (25-27)

2. God desires a holy people (28:1-29:37; 31)

3. God desires a holy process (29:38-30:38)

Discussion questions:

1. The people were asked to give only if their hearts moved them. Why do you think God emphasized willingness to give rather than obligation?

2. How does understanding the sufficiency of Christ’s sacrifice (Hebrews 9:11–14) help us address feelings of guilt or inadequacy in our spiritual lives?

3. What are practical ways to reflect the "glory and beauty" of Christ in our worship and daily lives?

4. What obstacles or excuses tend to keep people from gathering weekly for worship? How can we prioritize worship in our lives without letting other commitments interfere?