Aren’t the connections between the Old Testament and the New Testament amazing? In today’s message, Pastor Dan is teaching about the tabernacle that God instructed Israel to build. There’s some wonderful meaning in the details. Even in the metal that the sockets were made out of! The tabernacle is a foreshadowing of God’s plan to redeem us. Are you resting in the redemption that Jesus provided for you? You can celebrate today that God had a plan long ago to make a way for you to be redeemed.
Wednesday May 8, 2024
1 Samuel 17; Exodus 26
May 8, 2024 • Pastor Dan Sexton
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Friday May 31, 2024
May 31, 2024 • Pastor Dan Sexton
Have you ever caught someone doing something they shouldn’t? Maybe they were stealing from you or someone you know, or in some way harming you or someone else. Were you able to forgive them? Even if you said you did, did you really? In today’s message, Pastor Dan explains how no matter what you do against God, He will always forgive you without question. That doesn’t mean you can go around sinning and committing atrocities with no repercussions, God will forgive, but He also punishes.
Thursday May 30, 2024
May 30, 2024 • Pastor Dan Sexton
Have you ever made a mistake at work and then had to swallow your pride and ask your boss for a second chance? There may have been a time when you asked and didn’t get one. How many times have you asked God for a second, third, fourth… tenth chance? He must’ve given it to you or you wouldn’t have the opportunity to ask for another. In today’s message, Pastor Dan explains how even when the Israelites messed up and didn’t ask for another chance, God extended one to them!
Wednesday May 29, 2024
May 29, 2024 • Pastor Dan Sexton
There are people who seem to never get enough of God’s word or His presence. They live their lives with a committed focus on serving Him and knowing Him. In today’s message, Pastor Dan reminds us of Joshua, who did not want to leave the presence of God. He says most people do not have a desire to seek God or to enjoy His presence, but Joshua did. We can be as close to God as we desire. The depth and closeness of the relationship we have with God is up to us. We have unlimited riches in Christ.