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...

Exodus 20:1–21 is one of the most pivotal passages in the Bible, where God speaks directly to His people and gives the Ten Commandments. These commandments reveal God's character, establish the foundation for moral living, and show us our need for grace. As we study this passage, we’re invited to hear God’s voice, revere His holiness, and respond with faithful obedience.Sermon OutlineAuthority- Ex...

Exodus 19 is a powerful moment in Scripture where God draws near to His people with overwhelming majesty and purpose. At Mount Sinai, Israel encounters the holy presence of God—a presence that both invites and humbles, comforts and convicts. This chapter shows us that God’s presence is not casual, but covenantal and transformative.Sermon Outline1. God calls us into His Presence Exodus 19:1-62. God...

Leadership can be exhausting when we carry the weight alone. In Exodus 17 and 18, we see two powerful moments in Moses’ life that teach us about leadership—both the strength it requires and the support it needs.Exodus 17:8-18-27Nine Leadership Characteristics1. Prepare for battle2. Don’t fight alone3. Everyone has a role4. The battle belongs to the Lord5. God gets the credit6. When God is  glorifi...