The next edition of Matthew's Christmas story focuses on the fulfillment of three prophecies.  Read Matthew 2:13-23 and thanks for listening. 

Matthew turns to a story unique to his gospel, the coming of the Magi, and we must sadly ruin a few carols and many nativity scenes when we discover what Matthew actually wrote about this event. Read Matthew 2:1-12 and thanks for listening! 

Matthew continues his focus on Joseph with the annunciation in a short passage that beautifully highlights Joseph, Mary, and Jesus. Read Matthew 1:18-25 and thanks for listening!

The Season of Advent begins and we turn to Matthew's account of the incarnation of the Second Person of the Trinity, starting with.... a genealogy. Read Matthew 1:1-17 and see you Sunday.

Our final sermon in Exodus, we see the conclusion of this story as well as hinting at the next as we ponder the Gospel in the Old Testament. Read Exodus 40 and thanks for listening. 

Our largest chunk yet, we take 5 chapters all at once, primarily because there is so much repetition here from earlier. But why such repetition? Read Exodus 35-39 and thanks for listening. 

God restores the Mosaic Covenant after the Golden Calf because of who he is, and there is also a slightly humorous mistranslation. Read Exodus 34 and thanks for listening.

While the Golden Calf is very well known, some of the aftermath is less discussed, particularly the importance of the presence of God. Read Exodus 33 and thanks for listening!

Right there with the plagues and the parting of the Red Sea, the Golden Calf is one of the most iconic moments in Exodus, but it is less often seen in the full context of the story of redemption up to this point. Read Exodus 32 and thanks for listening! 

Another large section, we look at the instructions for the priesthood in the Mosaic covenant and again contemplate what this tells us about Jesus and who we are meant to be. Read Exodus 28-31 and see you Sunday.