In this message, Andrew explores Exodus 25–27, revealing how God’s detailed instructions for the tabernacle reflect His desire to dwell intimately among His people. The tabernacle was more than a tent; it was a portable Eden, a sacred space where heaven and earth touched, designed not only for God’s glory but for the transformation of His people. Each element, from the Ark of the Covenant to the lampstand, pointed to God’s invitation for communion, beauty, and daily faithfulness. Andrew draws a line from this ancient dwelling place to Jesus, the true atonement cover, who makes relationship with God fully accessible. The call now is for God’s people to consecrate their whole lives—not just religious spaces—as dwelling places for His presence. Holiness isn’t about legalism but about becoming the kind of people who can host God’s glory, preparing both individually and as a community to reflect His love and advance His kingdom in a world desperate for redemption.