We continue with the narrative after the great sin of Israel at Sinai. We see God’s promise to reveal his glory to Moses and what that means for us. The text is Exodus 33:18-23. We will consider these four points: 1. Moses’ request. 2. God’s response. 3. God’s provision for Moses. 4. The fulfillment in Christ.
We will continue to see Paul’s description of the sovereignty of God in our salvation and what it means for us. In our text, Paul lays out what has been called “The Golden Chain of Salvation.” We will consider these four points: 1. The fountain and source of salvation. 2. The goal of salvation. 3. The order of…
We continue with the narrative after the great sin of Israel at Sinai. Here the Lord begins to reveal through Moses the great glory of the gospel. The message is entitled The Glory of the Gospel. We will consider these four points: 1. The bad news. 2. The provisional glory. 3. The intercession of the covenant mediator. 4. The fulfillment in…
We will be focusing on one verse, which is a sermon in itself. Romans 8:28 is perhaps the most quoted and well-known verse in the New Testament. It is also the most misquoted and misunderstood verse. We will consider this wonderful verse and how Paul continues to encourage us in this chapter. The message is entitled The Most…
We will be looking at Moses’ response to the sin of the golden calf. He reveals the zeal of the Lord for his holiness. He points us to Christ who came in fulfillment of all God’s covenant purposes. We will consider what this passage calls us to do in light of Christ’s ministry. We will…
This passage is difficult but, it explains a great and wonderful mystery that we need to know.
Scripture Reading: Exodus 32:1-14
Scripture Reading: Romans 8:18-25
We will be finishing up the whole section of the instructions for the Tabernacle in Exodus 31:12-18. The Lord ends this section with a reminder of the significance of the Sabbath. We will consider these three points: The law of the Sabbath Day. The symbolism of the Sabbath (It is a sign). The fulfillment in Christ.
We will be consider the most significant event in the history of the world, the birth of Christ. We will be looking at a very familiar passage Luke 2:1-20. We will focus our attention on the angel visitation to the shepherds and the good news message they bring. We will consider these four points: The…