Sermons

In this sermon from Exodus 34, we see that God's glory consists in the weight of his goodness. He makes his glory to pass before Moses and he proclaims to him his name and his attributes. Who is God? How would God describe himself? In this greatest instance of God's self-revelation in the Old Testament, we behold the God who is merciful and gracious, slow to anger, abounding in steadfast love, faithfulness, and righteousness.

By Exodus 33, God has pardoned Israel for their adulterous sin with the golden calf, but would the God who is Holy continue to go with them. Would the tabernacle be built that he might dwell in their midst? Would we be content with the blessing of God and a heaven without Christ? Have you grown content with your current knowledge of God? In this sermon from Ben, we glory again in Christ our Mediator and we're challenged afresh to press on to know him and live and walk by his Spirit as we abide in his Word.

In this sermon from Al Whittinghill, we consider from Christ’s Sermon on the Mount how we can bless our Father in Heaven who is in secret. May God give you grace to choose to commune with Him and all your life and ministry flow from abiding in Him.

How do God’s covenant people respond to sin in the camp, and will God be faithful to His promises in the midst of grievous sin?

In his farewell message to our church family, pastor David Townsend calls us to be and love the Church. We are born into Zion, the city of God, the heavenly Jerusalem - all of which are synonymous with the church of Christ. Come rejoice in the privilege and duty of belonging to and building the city of God through belonging to and building the church of the Lord Jesus Christ.

In this sermon from Ben, we behold the artistry of God and his invitation to his people to join him in reflecting his glory in the world. May God use this message to re-awaken you to the glories of God in the world and stir in you a glad participation in creative productivity for the glory of God.

In this sermon from Exodus 30, we see that as God's royal priesthood, we're called to belong to Christ Jesus, to ongoing sanctification in him, and to the privilege of prayer. May the Lord bless you by his preached Word.

In this sermon from David Townsend, we see God consecrated his priests and how he consecrates and purifies us as his royal priesthood, through Word and water, bread and wine.

In this sermon from Ben, we see the purpose of the garments God prescribed for Aaron and his sons and how they pointed to Christ, the Great High Priest over the house of God who bears us on his heart and ever lives to make intercession for us.

In this message from pastor Dave, we continue our study of the Tabernacle and find that, though the worship of God ended at the altar for God's people under the Mosaic covenant, in Christ our worship begins at the altar, the cross of Christ. Join us as we boast in the cross of Christ and learn to present ourselves to God as living sacrifices in Christ Jesus our Lord.