God being present is a huge deal in the book of Exodus, and it speaks to a larger narrative in the Bible regarding where He resides.

All of us have a subject we got to in the midst of small talk, why isn't it Jesus?

Our success in life, just like the Israelites, doesn't depend merely on our ability to lead, but also our ability to follow.

Our sin does not go unnoticed by the Lord. The consequences of our sin is death. Despite our disobedience, the Lord remains faithful to His people. Through our faith in Jesus Christ, we are saved from our path to death and brought into a new life.

God cannot merely be a part of our belief system. His desire is to be our entire affection of worship and belief.

In the same way the Old Testament priests clothed themselves with special garments we need to clothe ourselves with the righteousness of God in Jesus!

The tabernacle was used as a symbol of God's presence with His people. How can someone actively experience God's presence today?

Why is the Old Testament and its law important today? Because it points directly to our new law giver in Jesus Christ.

This is one of the most iconic stories from scripture. But how is this still relevant to us today? Join us as Dave Fox, member and guest preacher, shares with us what picture the 10 Commandments paints God as.