Exodus 34:1-28 taught us that we see the revelation of the Glory of God even today, however, we see it through His word and through Jesus Christ who is the demonstration of God’s glory in human form.L...  Read More

Exodus 33:12-23 taught to pray the presence of God.  As we get a view into Moses’ prayer life within the tent of meeting, we see a repeated desire for God’s grace and presence to be with Moses and God...  Read More

Exodus 33:1-11 taught us that sin separates us from God.  The passage showed multiple signs of separation from God that sin created.  However, it also provides hints of hope that God had not abandoned...  Read More

Exodus 32:15-35 taught about when the Mediator returns. When the Mediator returns there are four decisive acts of judgment; 1) He defines our covenant status, 2) He destroys the worlds idols, 3) He de...  Read More

Exodus 32:1-14 taught that we must come to terms with 3 foundational realities.  First, our propensity to idolatry.  Second, the Intensity of God’s holy wrath.  Third, our necessity of a mediator.   T...  Read More

Psalm 20 taught that we should Pray to the Lord who Will Answer.  As we pray we can be confident that God will answer prayer when we desire what King Jesus desires, when we trust what Christ trust, an...  Read More

Psalm 15 taught that the hope and goal of our life with Christ is to Know God and to Stand in the Lord’s King.  However, the Psalm explains that only those who keep the law perfectly and have a life a...  Read More

Exodus 30-31 taught on 6 beams of grace that run through that passage and find their fulfillment in Jesus.  The 6 beams accomplished through Christ is that we are atoned, ransomed, washed, made holy, ...  Read More

Psalm 57 taught that the Exaltation of God throughout the heavens and His glory going throughout the earth is to be the desire of those who have their confidence in Him.  This results in the loving wo...  Read More

Mark 15-16 taught that Jesus is risen. We looked at the backstory (the crucifixion of Jesus the King), the story (the credibility of the risen King), and applied these to our story (the cost of follow...  Read More

Exodus 29 answers the question: How can a sinful man dwell with a holy God?  The answer comes in 3 parts; 1) God’s purpose is for us to know Him, 2) the propitiation provides a substitute for us to sa...  Read More

Exodus 28 focused on the clothing worn by Aaron, the High Priest.  These garments, however, ultimately point to the work of Christ which we stand clothed in.  The ephod represented remembrance; the br...  Read More