In Exodus 36, we witness God's Spirit stirring His people to give joyfully, serve sacrificially, and build His dwelling place among them. But every detail—from the curtains to the veils—points to something greater: Christ our true tabernacle, the church as His spiritual house, and the glory of our final home with Him.
This is a call to offer what you've been given and join in what God is building—forever.

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We become what we worship—either for ruin or for restoration.

In Exodus 34:8–35, we see what happens when someone truly beholds the glory of God. Moses doesn’t just hear truth about God—he’s changed by it. And through his transformation, we’re invited to consider what we behold, what we love, and what we’re becoming.

In this sermon, we explore how idol worship leads to deformity, how God’s commands are designed to reshape us, and how only by fixing our eyes on Christ can we be restored into His image.

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What is God really like? In Exodus 34:1-7, God answers that question Himself—proclaiming His name and revealing His character as merciful, just, and full of steadfast love. Join us as we explore how this tension is perfectly resolved in Jesus Christ.

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