The ultimate purpose of life isn’t our own success, reputation, or recognition—it’s God’s glory. We were created to know Him, love Him, and honor Him in every part of our lives. Nothing else can satisfy us the way His presence and purpose can.In Exodus 40:1–38, as the tabernacle is completed and God’s glory fills it, we see a vivid picture of what it means for God to dwell with His people and for His glory to be our highest aim.This message from Missio Dei Community Church explores: • What God’s glory truly is and why it matters • How we can see and experience His glory in everyday life • What it looks like to live with His glory as the goal of our choices, priorities, and relationshipsIf you long for a life of deeper meaning and a purpose that will never fade, this message invites you to reorient your heart toward the One for whom you were made. Discover the joy and fulfillment found in living for God’s glory above all else.

What we wear says something about who we are—but far more important than outward fashion is how we “clothe” ourselves in character. Our actions, attitudes, and behavior reveal what we truly believe. In Exodus 38–39, as the priestly garments are crafted with care and purpose, we see a picture of how God calls His people to be set apart, reflecting His holiness and beauty to the world.If your faith feels disconnected from your daily life, this message will help you examine the alignment between belief and behavior. Discover what it means to walk in integrity—and to be clothed in the beauty of God’s presence every day.

Sunday Service - 16 Nov

Sunday Service - 11-9-2025

Everything we have—our time, talents, and treasure—has been entrusted to us by God. None of it is truly ours to keep, but all of it has purpose beyond ourselves. In Exodus 35:4–36:7, we see God’s people generously give of what they have to build the tabernacle, turning their possessions into an act of worship.This message from Missio Dei Community Church explores: • How our possessions and priorities shape us spiritually • What it means to use our resources for something eternal • Practical ways to live with open hands rather than closed fistsIf you’ve ever wondered what it looks like to live generously or how to invest your life in what truly lasts, this message will inspire and challenge you. God invites us to give not out of obligation, but out of joy—participating in His work that outlives us.

What an incredible truth—it’s never too late for God to restore. When we think we’ve gone too far or failed too deeply, God steps in with forgiveness, love, and grace. In Exodus 35, we see God’s people respond to His mercy after their rebellion, rebuilding what was broken and renewing their devotion.This message from Missio Dei Community Church explores: • How God restores us after failure and invites us back into His purpose • Why His promises are rooted in grace, not performance • What the pathway to true restoration looks like in daily lifeIf you’ve ever wondered whether God could forgive or use you again, this message is for you. Discover the hope of restoration and the assurance that with God, nothing is beyond repair.

Sunday Service 10-12 by Pastor Davey.

We’re all born imperfect, yet created with divine intention—to reflect the image of God. Still, somewhere along the way, that reflection becomes distorted. In Exodus 34:18–35, we see Moses transformed by God’s presence, his face shining after encountering the Lord. This moment shows us what true transformation looks like, change that begins with God and radiates outward.This message from Missio Dei Community Church explores:

• What real transformation looks like in the life of a believer
• How God’s presence renews and reshapes us from the inside out
• The path He calls us to walk so that our lives reflect His glory

If you’ve ever felt stuck, directionless, or unsure of how to grow spiritually, this message offers a clear reminder: transformation doesn’t come from trying harder, it comes from drawing nearer. Discover how God’s presence moves us forward and molds us into His likeness.

Just when it seems like all hope is lost, God shows up with mercy and grace. Even when we feel beyond forgiveness, He offers restoration. In Exodus 34:8–27, after Israel’s rebellion, God renews His covenant and reminds His people that He will never leave or forsake them.This message from Missio Dei Community Church explores: • Why restoration is possible even after failure • How God’s mercy reorients our hearts and minds • What His promises mean for our daily walk with HimIf you need to be reminded of God’s faithfulness—or long to realign your heart with His promises—this message will encourage you. With God, you are never without hope. His restoration is always greater than your brokenness.

A name is more than a label—it represents identity, character, and reputation. This is especially true of God’s name. When the Lord revealed His name to Moses in Exodus 34:6–7, He gave us one of the most profound pictures of who He is: merciful and gracious, slow to anger, abounding in steadfast love, faithful, forgiving, and just.This message from Missio Dei Community Church continues the series on God’s name and explores: • How God’s name reveals His unchanging character • What it means for us to live transformed by His mercy and justice • Why calling on His name shapes our identity and purposeGod’s name is not simply something to know—it’s something to trust, embrace, and live by. Discover how His name can transform your life and anchor you in His steadfast love.