Hosea 14 provides a beautiful picture of what it means to be the people of God, both for Israel and the church today.

As Philippines continues Paul explains his current situation: rival preachers, being bound in prison, community growth and the spread of the gospel. This short section of Philippians packs a power punch as we get an inside look into Paul’s gospel attitude as he clings to the true joy of his life, Jesus Christ.

An introduction to the book of Philippians, an incredible story of the Gospel that heals and unites a broken people in order that they might together bring this good news to the world!

As God calls his people both generally and specifically into his service, we explore the implications of this call for our lives.

Israel sees the culmination of their journey from the darkness of Egypt as God fills the tabernacle with his glory, a foretaste of the Christian's own journey from darkness to light.

Israel sets a pattern for a life of discipleship that has received an abundance of grace.

When God reveals his glory in response to Moses' intercession on behalf of the Israelites, we see a foretaste of the mercy and justice made most clear in Jesus.

Moses, as covenant mediator, intercedes for Israel with YHWH with the result that God’s glory is displayed even more clearly, clearing the way for the ultimate mediator Jesus Christ.

Israel's history is a glimpse into our own hearts as we see what happens when we forget YHWH and turn to idolatry.

We draw to a close on Mount Sinai. Moses is receiving some of God’s last instructions for him and the Israelites. In this passage God calls His people to be a working people, a resting people and people identified by their relationship with Him. As you and I navigate our times, we take comfort in God’s timely word and his invitation to return to Jesus who orients, leads and calls us to live out our days under his reign.