If you want to know what your life is really about, look at two things: your calendar and your conversations. These reveal more about our hearts than we often realize. We live frantically by alerts and alarms, thinking we're managing time when more often time is managing us. Meanwhile, our words flow cheaply—promises made and forgotten, commitments that evaporate like morning mist. Yet these seemingly ordinary things—how we spend our hours and how we speak—are exactly where God wants to meet us.

This Sunday, after Pastor Ben updates us on his trip to Turkey, we'll explore Numbers 28-30, where God takes the most common elements of daily life and transforms them into holy ground. We'll discover how ancient Israel's calendar of offerings points us to Christ, the true offering who redeems every moment. We'll see how their laws about vows challenge us to speak with integrity in a world of empty words. Most importantly, we'll learn how Jesus fulfills both our time and our speech, turning hurried days into rhythms of grace and careless words into acts of worship. Join us as we discover what it means to live all of life—every hour, every word—before God.

Sermon Outline

I. God at the Center of Our Time (Numbers 28–29)

Daily – The Continual Offering (28:3–8)

III. Christ, the Fulfillment of Time and Speech

Christ, Our Continual Offering