What does it mean to live as God’s people in exile? In 1 Peter 1:13–25, we see four marks of the Christian life: hope set fully on Christ, holiness that reflects our Father, reverent fear shaped by the precious blood of the Lamb, and earnest love grounded in the imperishable Word. Together these form the portrait of a Passover People—ransomed, redeemed, and reconciled.

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What does it mean to live with joy as God’s people in a world filled with suffering? In 1 Peter 1:3–12, Peter shows us how to rejoice as elect exiles: by praising God for new birth, rejoicing through trials, and marveling at the gospel preached by the Spirit. Because even in the furnace of suffering, God is refining our faith until we reflect the image of His Son.

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The book of Exodus ends with God’s glory filling the tabernacle—His dwelling among His people. But the door is closed. Access is still denied. This closing scene points us to our need for a greater Mediator, the true image of God, who perfectly obeyed the Father’s will and opened the way into His presence. In Christ, the story of Exodus finds its fulfillment—in the past through the tabernacle, in the present through the church, and in the future when we will dwell with God forever.

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What does it mean to be a priest—not in a robe or temple, but in everyday life?

From Adam in the garden to Jesus on the cross, the Bible tells one story of a priesthood that begins in Eden and culminates in Christ.

In this sermon, we explore how Christ fulfills the priesthood—and how every believer is now called to live as a priest in God’s kingdom.

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What do the robes of an ancient priest have to do with your life today?

In Exodus 39, the priestly garments are finally finished—but no one’s wearing them. The tabernacle is ready—but God hasn’t come down. It’s a moment of beauty, tension, and longing.

And it all points to Jesus—the only one worthy to carry our names, bear our judgment, and clothe us in righteousness.

Join us as we uncover how the garments of the high priest tell the Gospel story—and what it means to live today as a kingdom of priests.

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In Exodus 38, we’re reminded that God delights to build His dwelling place through the joyful obedience of ordinary saints—people who surrender their time, gifts, and lives to Him.

Not every offering is holy. But the ones made in faith and joy? He uses them to bring heaven to earth.

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God doesn’t just drop His presence anywhere—He prepares a place. In Exodus 38, we see the altar and basin constructed exactly as God commanded, using costly materials and willing hearts. The people gave what they had, and God used it to make a holy place for His glory to dwell. This passage points us to Jesus—the better altar, the greater cleansing, and the only way to draw near to God.

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We had a special guest preacher this 4th of July weekend! Thank you Travis Moses for bringing the word this morning.

The ark. The table. The lampstand. The altar of incense.
Each item reveals a heavenly reality—and each one points us to Jesus.

But in Exodus 37, none of them are functioning yet.
The house is built, but it hasn’t yet been filled.
It’s a moment of holy anticipation—and a picture of the tension we still live in today.

This sermon explores how God prepares His people for His presence, and how Christ fulfills every shadow and symbol.

You were made to dwell with God.

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