Rather than asking ‘what is God’s will for my life?’ we should start by asking ‘what is God’s will for his own life?” and seek to align our lives with his redemptive plan.

In the finale to the book of Exodus, the glory of God fills the tabernacle. How does God's glory intersect our lives today?

Our perception of who God is affects everything. God proclaims his goodness to Moses, giving us a true view of his character.

Moses' tent of meeting shows us what it means to be empowered by the presence of God in our lives.

We may not bow down before a statue like the Israelites did, but we still have plenty of golden calves in our lives. 

The Sabbath is an invitation into the restfulness of the trinity.

Exodus 28 gives us a very detailed look at the garments that Aaron and his descendants would wear as priests of God. But more than just fashion advice, this passage gives us a peek into the role of the priest, and by extension, the role of Israel as a kingdom of priests. 

The tabernacle was the place where God’s presence resided among Israel, and the overlapping sphere of heaven and earth. Jesus came as the true and living tabernacle and has now made the church his tabernacle, where the Spirit of God dwells in our midst.