As we navigate difficult days Pastor Kellen reminds us that prayer is a powerful anti-dote, bringing the sweet fragrance of Christ into difficult circumstances. Exodus 30

One of our Elders, Andrew Burns, examines Galatians 4:8-20 in a lesson titled "Vain Discipleship." In this text, we are challenged not to let the gospel work that has occurred in our lives be in vain. We should not depend on our religious practices for salvation, but rather trust in the work of Christ.

"Welcome to the Priesthood." Pastor Kellen examines Exodus 29, where the ordination sacrifices for the priesthood illustrate the Lord's provision of salvation. While the graphic nature of these sacrifices may be shocking in our sanitized world, they also highlight the value of life and the seriousness of actions that go against God's will, which, of course, is the definition of sin.

Pastor Rob examines Galatians 4:1-7, showing us that God has graciously adopted us as sons, and we are no longer children under the law but heirs of the promise.

As we continue our study of Exodus, Pastor Rob examines Exodus 28 and shares how the priestly garments are designed to display the glory and beauty of Yahweh, expressing an inward ideal that will be fully realized in Jesus Christ, our ultimate Great High Priest.

Pastor Rob examines Galatians 3:15-29 and shares that, as Christians, we are justified by faith in Jesus Christ alone, apart from the works of the law.

Pastor Garret looks at the "Tabernacle; Dwelling Place," Exodus 25:1-27:21 and unpacks how God once chose to dwell in a tent so His people would know His nearness. In Christ, the true tabernacle, He now chooses to dwell in us—will we make room for Him in every corner of our lives?

How Shall We Live? — Pastor Garret unpacks Galatians 3:6–14, revealing how righteousness comes by faith in Christ, not by performance, empowering us to live by the Spirit in holiness and love.

Pastor Garret teaches from Exodus 23:20–24:18, and examines how God doesn't merely provide His people with rules; He gives them Himself. In Christ, the true Angel of the LORD, we have a Guide who leads us, a covenant sealed in blood, and a place at God's table. This indicates that His glory no longer drives us away; instead, it draws us near.