Sacred Time, Sacred Rest, and Trusting God’s Provision.. Leviticus 23–25 shifts the focus from sacred space and sacred people to sacred time and sacred rhythms. If earlier chapters taught Israel how to approach a holy God and live as a holy people, these chapters teach them how to order their time, work, land, and rest around God’s presence….
Honouring God’s Holiness in Those Who Draw Near… Leviticus 21–22 continues the unfolding vision of holiness in Israel’s life, but now the focus narrows to the priests—those entrusted with serving near God’s presence. If Leviticus 16–20 showed how a holy people can approach God and live in holiness, these chapters ask a more specific question: How…
God Dwells Among His People… If Exodus 21–25 teaches Israel how to live as a redeemed community, Exodus 26–31 moves deeper: it teaches them how to live as a people who host God’s presence. They have been rescued. They have entered covenant. Now they must learn something even more profound—how to dwell with a holy…
Bread in the Wilderness, Water from the Rock.. As we continue the journey from the Red Sea into the wilderness, these chapters feel very human. The songs of chapter 15 fade quickly into the complaints of chapters 16 and 17. Yet what stands out most is not the instability of the people, but the steady…
And Before the Table Moves, There Is a Presence. Receiving Redemption Before Walking in Deliverance.. Key Texts: Exodus 12–15; Exodus 13:21–22; Isaiah 53; Isaiah 63:9–14; John 1:14, 1:29; Luke 22; Hebrews 13:5; Romans 8:31; 1 Corinthians 11 Introduction: God’s Order Is Never Accidental One of the most overlooked truths in the Exodus story is this: God…
From Judgment to Redemption: When the Blood Speaks.. By the time we reach Exodus 11, Egypt has seen power.Pharaoh has seen signs.The gods of Egypt have been humiliated. Yet nothing has changed. Now God announces the final act — not just another plague, but a decisive moment in redemptive history. Exodus 11 – The Final Plague:…