We take a break from our journey through the tabernacle design in Exodus to look at creating our own false version of god: both by God's people in Moses' time and a VERY imminent distortion we face in 2021.

God knows our name, has our number, knows what we can do, and has plans for us. Pastor James explores the specific and broad points of being God's crafted craftsmen.

Member/guest preacher Jonathan Schultz shares his personal testimony, and then examines how this passage illuminates a God of order, specificity, provision and more.

The Bronze Basin: Ben Keller reflects on the purpose of symbols - and cymbals - as we understand the significance of being cleansed before a holy and righteous God.

This Sunday we paused to take spiritual inventory of our prayer lives and see how God would have us grow in this vital Christian discipline.

Pastor James looks at how what seems like a census and an offering in Exodus tie into deep themes of redemption and worship for the people of God.

Pastor James explains how God predates our attempts at multi-sensory learning experience by using all the senses - including smell - in the Book of Exodus to teach important things about how we approach and interact with our Creator and Lord.

From Smelling to Dwelling: Elder Ben Keller looks at the daily offerings detailed for the people of Israel and what it symbolized for them, and us, and should regularly remind us of in terms of our God and salvation.

There Will Be Blood: Pastor James addresses our "bloody Bible" and how we need to understand Old Testament practices, how they point to Jesus, and why we must not downplay the "messy" parts of the Bible

We look at what God's High Priests (and priests) wore, with some reflection on CHRIST and what WE wear!