The final chapter of Exodus records God's move in day with the Hebrews. He moved them out to move them into worship of him and once the covenant is set and the tabernacle are constructed he comes down to be with his people. What does this tell us about this strange God? What does it mean for us today?

What do the intricate details about the garments of the high priests mean? Could they be all about Jesus? When we understand this we also find the key to our priestly witness to the rest of the world...

What do the intricate details about the garments of the high priests mean? Could they be all about Jesus? When we understand this we also find the key to our priestly witness to the rest of the world...

How are hearing God's word, believing his word, and doing his word related anyways? What do we do if we don't quite think it's true? What happens when we do and believe?

How are hearing God's word, believing his word, and doing his word related anyways? What do we do if we don't quite think it's true? What happens when we do and believe?

How are hearing God's word, believing his word, and doing his word related anyways? What do we do if we don't quite think it's true? What happens when we do and believe?

To build the tabernacle we witness an extraordinary generosity from Israel ~ What does this teach us? More importantly, what might this say about their God?

To build the tabernacle we witness an extraordinary generosity from Israel ~ What does this teach us? More importantly, what might this say about their God?

To build the tabernacle we witness an extraordinary generosity from Israel ~ What does this teach us? More importantly, what might this say about their God?

The worship of the golden calf leaves Israel covenant broken and null and void which means God cannot go with them. But Moses pleads with God on behalf of Israel and we learn all about God's presence in the meantime, what do we discover and how does it square with our experience of God's presence?