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We acknowledge that our forefathers, who lived in the sun-drenched land of ancient Palestine and worshipped at the tent-like tabernacle without modern amenities like fans, were able to worship You with all their heart. Yet, we struggle to come and worship You in the modern world despite all our facilities. We confess in many ways […]

In John Bunyan’s allegory The Holy War, the town of Mansoul is delivered from the stranglehold of Diabolus by Prince Emmanuel, who sets up His blessed rule over its inhabitants. From the redeemed Mansoulians, the mere mention of Emmanuel’s name brings expressions of joy and appreciation. But from the resentful Diabolonians—the followers of Diabolus living

We are continuing our study of the Tabernacle in Leviticus. Although this book was written over 3,000 years ago, a proper understanding of the Old Testament temple addresses significant contemporary errors. Much of the conflict in today’s political landscape stems from a misunderstanding of the true nature of God’s temple. Behind many geopolitical developments lies

The way I begin a new series of lessons typically starts with a thought. At first, I tend to ignore it, thinking it might just be my own idea. But when that same thought returns repeatedly—pressing strongly upon my mind and heart at least three times—I recognize that the Lord may be directing us to

We are examining the Tabernacle as presented in Leviticus. Though this text was recorded 3,000 years ago, a brief glance at modern political discourse reveals that much geopolitical conflict stems from a fundamental misunderstanding of the nature of God’s ancient temple. Beyond the political reporting surrounding conflicts in the Middle East lies a deeper ideological

Just as the risen Lord appeared to His disciples and taught them, so as we meet on His resurrection day, may the Lord Jesus Christ, through the Holy Spirit, show us those things in the Old Testament that speak concerning Him. May we who are foolish and slow of heart to believe all that the

We confess to you, our Father, that we have left many things in our homes undone—office work pending, house work pending, clothes and vessels pending washing—and we have come to take care of the one thing needful. We have come, our Father, so that we might tend to our souls. We have come like Mary

We confess to You, our Father, that we have left many things in our homes undone—office work pending, housework pending, clothes and vessels pending washing—and we have come to take care of the one thing needful. We have come, our Father, so that we might tend to our souls. We have come like Mary to

We continue our chapter-by-chapter exposition of Leviticus 21 and the theme of royal priestly consecration. Many read this chapter and mistakenly conclude that these instructions for priests do not apply to us today. The fact is, if we are to come to God, have our sins forgiven, be accepted by Him, and be saved, we

There are portions of Your Word which are like high mountains that thrill us. And we also confess to you, our Father, that there are portions of Your Word which seem like open plains to which we are not natively drawn. We pray that we would use this Scripture by Your Holy Spirit to better