Sermons

Sin has separated us from God's presence. On the basis of our ultimate Mediator, the Lord Jesus Christ, we are able to dwell in God's presence, see God's glory, and experience God's forgiveness, which transforms us into people who shine like lights in the midst of a dark world!

The golden calf demonstrates how quickly hearts can turn from a covenant commitment to horrific idolatry. Therefore, we must flee temptation. But to do so, we must cling to Christ, our glorious Mediator, whose substitutionary atonement satisfies God’s wrath against sin!

The priestly ministry ordained by God in the tabernacle beautifully foreshadows how God and man can dwell together in eternal fellowship through our Great High Priest, the Lord Jesus Christ, who offered Himself as a once for all sacrifice for sin!

God gave Moses specific instructinos on how to build the tabernacle so God might dwell among His people. All the details of the tabernacle point forward to the Lord Jesus Christ, who is the only means by which a sinful people might dwell in the presence of a holy God!

God's covenant is confirmed among His people and sets them apart by the sprinkling of blood. To a greater degree, the Lord Jesus is the sacrificial lamb who sprinkles His people with His precious blood which provides eternal consecration and eternal enjoyment of God forevermore!

God’s covenant with Israel reveals His righteousness, explains His expectation of justice, and regulates how His people ought to live. These commandments are ultimately fulfilled in the church as we live out our Christ-like love for one another in the New Covenant community!

God reveals Himself to us through creation and His Word, and Jesus is the Word made flesh who dwelt among us so that we might behold His grace and truth. Therefore, we should be people who learn the Law, love the Law, and live the Law for God’s glory.

God's people are not to covet but to be content in the Lord. The Lord Jesus submits to the will of God by willingly and joyfully becoming poor so that we might become rich. Now, Christians can slay covetousness and find lasting contentment in Christ!

The ninth commandment is about much more than not bearing false witness. As Christians, we are called to represent one another truthfully and honorably. This can only be done through faith in our Lord Jesus Christ who loved the truth and honored His own good name!

God is a God who saves, and a God who sanctifies. So, God desires a people who obey His Law. At the heart of His command to not steal is the need to put to death thievery, treasure the Lord Jesus Christ, and pursue generosity regarding our work and our giving for God's glory!