In this powerful sermon, Pastor Mike concludes a 10-month series on the book of Exodus, highlighting how it points to Jesus Christ. Using vivid illustrations and personal stories, he explores the deeper meanings of the Tabernacle, the Passover, and God’s presence among His people.

In this thought-provoking sermon, Pastor Mike Woodruff explores the concept of beauty as presented in the Bible, particularly in Exodus 35-39. He challenges modern notions of subjective beauty and argues for the existence of objective beauty as defined by God.

Pastor Ben Dockery delivers a powerful Father’s Day message based on Psalm 78, emphasizing the importance of passing on faith and the stories of God’s faithfulness to future generations.

In this powerful sermon, the pastor delves into the topic of trust, particularly focusing on what it means to trust in God. Drawing from Exodus 34:6-7, he explores the character and attributes of God, emphasizing His compassion, grace, slowness to anger, steadfast love, and justice.

In this sermon, Pastor Syler discusses Exodus 33 and highlights three key words: presence, rest, and name. He shares personal stories to illustrate the significance of each word and how they relate to our relationship with God.

Pastor Syler emphasizes that when we approach God with our needs, He responds by offering His presence, rest, and the assurance that He knows us by name. Just as Jesus submitted to the Father’s will in the garden, we can trust in God’s provision and find rest in His presence.

In John 20:1-2, the discovery of the empty tomb by Mary Magdalene early on Easter morning encapsulates the essence of Christian hope and the promise of new beginnings. This pivotal moment, marking Jesus’ victory over death, invites us into a personal encounter with the living Christ, challenging us to remove barriers and open ourselves to the transformative power of faith. The empty tomb is not just a historical event but a symbol of hope, light, and life triumphing over despair, darkness, and death. As we reflect on this profound mystery, we are called to live in the reality of the resurrection, embodying its promise and sharing its light with the world.

In this compelling sermon, Josiah Fuchs delves into the significance of Jesus’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem, as described in Mark 11:1-11, highlighting the profound lessons on authority, obedience, and worship. This message invites us to reconsider our understanding of victory, authority, and worship, especially as we approach the solemnity and celebration of Holy Week.

Exodus 31:1-11 illustrates the theme of utilizing our gifts for God’s glory, detailing God’s appointment of Bezalel and Oholiab to construct the Tabernacle. This passage underscores that our talents are purposefully bestowed by God, who fills us with the Spirit to achieve greatness in craftsmanship and collaboration. 

This passage discusses the construction of the High Priest’s breastpiece, symbolizing the carrying of the Israelite tribes on his heart before God, signifying unity and intercession. It introduces the Urim and Thummim within the breastpiece, serving as divine instruments for guidance. Mike will be focusing his sermon on God’s Will. 

In this transformative sermon by Pastor Paul Fowler at the Lake Forest campus of Christ Church, we embark on a journey through the Old Testament, specifically focusing on the detailed and symbolic priestly garments outlined in Exodus 28. Pastor Fowler masterfully connects these ancient texts to our modern-day lives, urging us to understand and embrace our roles in the priesthood of believers. Through his guidance, we discover the timeless relevance of these scriptures and how they illuminate our path to living a life rooted in faith, purpose, and direct access to God.

In Exodus 27:1-8, we delve into God’s detailed instructions to Moses for constructing the altar of acacia wood, a central piece in the Tabernacle that symbolizes the necessity of sacrifice for atonement. This altar, overlaid with bronze and adorned with horns, represents the strength and power of divine forgiveness, where innocent sacrifices were made for the redemption of the people. Through this passage, we learn about the profound significance of the altar not only as a place of sacrifice but also as a precursor to the ultimate sacrifice of Christ, embodying the intersection of divine justice and mercy.

Exodus 26:1-6 provides detailed instructions from God to Moses regarding the construction of the Tabernacle’s outer covering. The passage emphasizes the importance of precision and reverence in worship, as the Tabernacle symbolizes God’s presence among His people. Believers are called to create sacred spaces where God’s glory can dwell, mirroring the meticulous obedience of the Israelites in following God’s instructions. Ultimately, the Tabernacle serves as a reminder of God’s desire to dwell intimately among His people, highlighting the need for our hearts to be prepared as holy dwelling places for His presence.

In Exodus 25:10-22, God instructs Moses to construct the Ark of the Covenant, a symbol of His presence among His people. This passage highlights the importance of honoring God’s presence and following His commands with reverence and obedience.