In 2 Peter 1, The Apostle Peter expounds upon an “exodus” into glory.

Psalm 48 is an incredible celebration of Mt. Zion.

Israel's unique military history is summarized with the profound reality of the LORD going before them.

The prophet Jeremiah presents a vivid picture of God's covenant love that finds its' fulfillment in the cross of Christ.

Exodus 33 describes what the tent of meeting is and why.

What it means to proclaim the whole counsel of God in light of the Apostle Paul's farewell speech to the Ephesian church in Acts 20.

The heart of Psalm 54 is “Behold, God is my helper!”

The prophet Isaiah sets forth in poetic fashion the efficacy of the Word of God.

A study of Exodus 25-37 through the lens of God's separation from us and his gracious connecting with us through the Tabernacle.

Verses 6-9 of Isaiah 55 give us a clear direction as to how we are to set up a meeting between a sinner and the Savior in our preaching and in our witness.

The Law provided Israel a stable way of knowing whether Yahweh was with them or not.

The writer to the Book of Hebrews tells us that Jesus is the final Word and the ultimate Lord.

In verses 4 and 5 of Isaiah 55 the Church's message to a needy world becomes more explicit.

A study of Jesus’ parable of the rich man and Lazarus and how it helps us to reflect upon the significance and authority of Scripture.

A brief study of a provocative narrative that confronts the world with the reality and sovereign power of the LORD.

An explanation of the 10 Commandments in its context and in light of the person and work of Christ.

The LORD confronts Moses' excuses in light of the Israelites hopelessness with regards to their situation in Egypt.

Believers are to be confident messengers of God as they invite the world to the Great Banquet.

A study of Christ's inauguration of the new covenant and his role as mediator in light of the typology found in Exodus.

In Isaiah 55 the prophet Isaiah is prophesying and predicting the mission of the Christian church to the world.