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Sunday Morning Service | Pastor Brad Wells | December 10, 2023
Moses is still on the mountain. Plans for the Tabernacle are well underway; the path forward is becoming clear. Yes, God wants to do powerful things through the nation of Israel so all the world will know there is a God in heaven!
Living in the Shadow of God | November 26, 2023
This Sunday we had the privilege of honoring our Nation's veterans at the Museum of the Bible here in D.C. for Veteran's Day. Evangelist Dave Sommerdorf preaches this episode's sermon.
Most Americans are emotionally fatigued, physically drained, and spiritually defeated. And the reason is stress. During the day you can't focus, the nights you can't sleep, and we feel like we are the slowest rat in the rat race. There's too much to do. And not enough time to do it. When we are ahead we will soon fall behind, when behind we can never catch up. Isaiah, the prince of the prophets, dipped his pen in heavens timeless truth and wrote these unforgettable words in Isaiah 40.
"Prayer is the vital breath of the Christian; not the thing that makes him alive, but the evidence that he is alive."
As the world around us celebrates darkness, let us remember we are children of light. As the saying goes, "The darker the night, the brighter the light shines."
We often say God instructed Moses to construct the Tabernacle so man could get to God. Yet, the more I study the 50 chapters of its pattern, I realize God started with Himself. The Ark of the Covenant, the Mercy Seat, the Table of Showbread, the Golden Menorah, the Veil...
The Veil was made of scarlet, blue, purple, and fine linen with depictions of cherubim intricately woven in its tapestry. It hung ominously, preventing anyone from entering the Holy of holies-except the high priest once a year.
With three layers of various materials covering the windowless tent, the Golden Menorah provided the only light in the Holy Place. Made of pure, beaten gold, six branches fanned out from a single stem to complete seven lamps filled with olive oil. They symbolized the only true illumination which flows from God to man.
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