When looking at Paul and Silas in the Philippian prison, we’re tempted to ask the point of it all. Why were they there? God had a purpose for them, and He showed it through a series or miracles starting at midnight. God is always sovereign over our problems! Look for His purposes in every situation, […]

What makes the promises of God so good? The presence of God. Heaven isn’t heaven without Jesus, nor is the church the church without the Holy Spirit. Moses understood the same thing for Israel: unless God had His presence among them, he didn’t want to go to the Promised Land. The presence of God makes […]

Sometimes we screw up…sometimes we screw up royally. At the base of Mt. Sinai, Israel did the latter when they worshiped the golden calf. They earned God’s wrath – thankfully, because of intercession, God’s mercy was made known.

What do you do when you face challenges? We can deal with them in our pride, or we can humble ourselves and let the Lord guide us. When Paul faced his challenges, he humbled himself for the sake of the gospel and the sovereignty of God.

What a privilege it is to be invited to worship & serve the Living God! What does it look like? It looks a lot like the instructions God gave to Moses regarding the consecration of the priests, the redemption of the people, and the empowerment of the artisans to build the tabernacle.

Arguments are bound to happen, even between Christians. How do we deal with them? Trust God to guide you through them!

God desired to dwell with His people, and He told them exactly how He was going to do it…and all of it points to Jesus.

When it comes to legalism, just say “no.” Instead, say “yes” to grace!

In the battle between legalism and the gospel, the gospel of grace wins every time. Christians are saved by grace, through faith, period.

Exodus 25-26, the beginning of our study of the Tabernacle. God desires to dwell with His people…amazing grace!