Ex.31.12-18 Discussion Questions1. Why does God emphasize the Sabbath immediately after instructions about building the tabernacle (Exodus 31:1-11)? How might the Sabbath relate to the work of creating a sacred space?2. In verse 13, God calls the Sabbath a "sign" of the covenant. What does this signify about the relationship between God and the Israelites? How does keeping the Sabbath reflect thei...

Exodus 28-31 give a behind-the-scenes look at how God equips, calls, and consecrates people to carry out His mission.Sermon Outline1. Called2. Clothed3. Consecrated 4. EmpoweredDiscussion QuestionsWhy do you think God cared so much about the priests' clothing and consecration?What does being “set apart” practically look like in your life today?What skill or gift do you have that God might want to ...

The Tabernacle teaches us that God desires to dwell with His people—not just at a distance, but through cleansing, fellowship, prayer, and intimate presence. It shows a journey from sacrifice to communion.Exodus 25-27, 30Sermon Outline*Outer Court*Bronze Altar 27:1-8*Bronze Basin 30:17-21*Inner Court/Tabernacle*Table of Showbread 25:23-30 *Golden Lamp Stand 25:31-40*Altar of Incense 30:1-10*Holy o...

God doesn’t just rescue His people—He invites them into relationship. In Exodus 25, we see the beginning of God’s instructions for the Tabernacle. Before anything is built, God calls for willing hearts and generous hands.Exodus 25:1-9Sermon Outline1. God Invites Us into His Work2. We Must Respond with Our HeartDiscussion Questions.Why do you think God invited people to give willingly rather than c...

We often settle for partial commitment to God—offering our Sundays but keeping the rest of life to ourselves. In these chapters, God gives Israel a vision for wholehearted worship, justice, and daily obedience. He shows us what it looks like to live in covenant with a holy and faithful God.Sermon Outline1. Worship2. Justice3. Rest4. Trust5. RenewalDiscussion QuestionsWhy do you think God gave such...