Sin is like a toll on a highway. Someone has to make the payment. There is no passing without the payment being made. In the Bible, the payment for sin is called “atonement.” The Hebrew nation is saying they are worshipping the calf in the name of God. However, it is idolatry and the sin must be paid for. Who will pay? Where will atonement come from?

Moses has disappeared from the Hebrew nation for many weeks. The people begin complain and express a need to have a deity they can see and follow. The story of the Golden Calf is a famous portrayal of how quickly and easily the human heart can turn from God. Pr. Nathanael Fawcett looks at Exodus 32 and among many things, shows us that we become like that which we worship.

The book of Exodus is filled with the word "tabernacle." It is used in various references, mostly for the tent that was designed to be carried in the desert. All the instructions for the building of the tabernacle and the use of it were very specific. The tabernacle was of utmost importance to God because it described the dwelling place of God among His people. But it also represents so much more than that, especially for us today and in to the future.

Three of the main attributes of God include omniscience (His knowledge), His omnipresence (He is present everywhere) and His omnipotence (He is all powerful). Pr. Bill takes a look through Psalm 139 to help us know more about these characteristics and the three requests that David makes with these in mind.

Holy Week - the time when Christians remember the events around the crucifiction and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Have you ever stopped to wonder about the incredible thought that the creator of the universe, the King of kings, came to earth. He did not use His position as proud and snobby royalty, demanding we come to Him. Jesus did all the work first and came to earth. Pr. Nathanael looks at the events of Holy Week in the light of Palm Sunday. Matthew 21:1-11