Science, properly understood as the careful study of God’s creation, does not disprove the Bible but depends upon the order and regularity established and sustained by Jesus Christ. Far from opposing Christianity, science can help us love our neighbors, marvel at God’s wisdom and power, and see more clearly the glory of the Savior who upholds the universe and purifies sinners from their guilt.
God appoints Aaron and his sons to serve as priests, clothing them in holiness and setting them apart to represent His people before Him. This points us to Jesus Christ, our true and everlasting High Priest—chosen by God, perfectly holy, and deeply compassionate, able to save completely all who draw near to God through Him.
In Exodus 26, every detail of the tabernacle points to a God who is both wonderfully near and utterly holy. Though the veil once kept sinners at a distance, Jesus Christ has torn that barrier down, opening the way for us to draw near to God with confidence, faith, and hope.
God calls His people to worship Him, not because worship originates from us, but because He initiates it by His holy summons. Through the covenant made with Israel and fulfilled in Christ’s sacrifice, we are invited to draw near to God with confidence, covered by the perfect blood of Jesus.
The fear of the Lord is not about terror but a healthy respect that keeps us from sinning, reminding us of God’s holiness and love. Jesus Christ stands as our perfect mediator and sacrifice, bridging the gap between sinful humanity and a holy God.
Discover why worshipping God is the most consequential thing we do all week, and what it means to approach Him with both reverence and perfect confidence in Christ.
In the parting of the Red Sea, God’s mighty power delivered His people from bondage, demonstrating that salvation comes through faith in Christ alone, who grants us complete and assured victory over sin and death.
Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones was a prominent Welsh evangelical minister known for his powerful and faithful Bible teaching in the Reformed tradition. This sermon, read today by Elder Joe Horvath, reflects his enduring commitment to the truth and sufficiency of Scripture.
