This sermon examines Exodus chapter 34 to highlight the renewal of God's covenant with Israel following their spiritual failure. The preacher emphasizes the necessity of biblical separation from worldly influences and false worship to maintain exclusive loyalty to Jehovah. Key instructions regarding annual feasts and the Sabbath illustrate the importance of prioritizing divine assembly over secular labor. The message concludes by contrasting Moses' radiant face with the believer's ongoing sanctification through beholding Christ's glory in Scripture.

God has given you the Lord's Day as a gift to draw you closer to Him through worship, fellowship, and rest in His presence. By setting aside your ordinary work while still showing mercy and meeting genuine needs, you honor His design without falling into legalism. Each Lord's Day reminds you that your true rest is found in Christ and points you forward to the eternal joy He has prepared for His people. Receive this day with gratitude, delighting in the communion with God and His church that He graciously provides.

God has given us six days for our ordinary work and recreation—but the Lord's Day is special. Just as birthdays and holidays are marked by celebration, Sunday should look different because Jesus rose from the dead! In this kids message, Pastor Sam explains how we honor the Lord's Day through worship, rest, fellowship, and rejoicing in Christ. Big Truth: The Lord's Day is a holy day to remember and celebrate that Jesus is risen! "Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy." —Exodus 20:8

God's people identified by their: 1. Separation 2, Support 3. The Sabbath This sermon examines Nehemiah chapter 13 to illustrate the critical importance of standing by one's promises to God. The speaker highlights three key areas where the people of Israel failed: maintaining separation from sin and compromise, providing financial support for temple ministry, and keeping the Sabbath holy. Through historical examples and contemporary applications, the text warns against spiritual decline caused by neglecting these covenant obligations. The message urges believers to remain vigilant against worldly infiltration and to prioritize their devotion to God above material gain or cultural pressure. Ultimately, it calls for faithful obedience and consistent support of God's work as a measure of genuine spiritual vitality.