In Leviticus 1, we will learn that God has a specific way He wants to be worshiped.

Today, we conclude the Book of Exodus with chapter 40. We are going to see the tabernacle erected and God’s glory fill the tabernacle. The people are still between Egypt and the Promised Land after forty years. Are you still between the slavery of sin and the promise of grace? If so, it is time to move toward your promised land.

Today, we are in Exodus 39, the second to the last chapter in the Book of Exodus. You probably wonder about what you are going to wear to church. Let’s find out what they wore to the tabernacle back in those days of Moses. God is a God of detail and clear instructions. Are you doing “just as the Lord commands” in your life?

In Exodus 38, there are more things to make before we finish the Book of Exodus. Today, we are going to look at the altar of burnt offering, making the bronze basin, and crafting the materials for the tabernacle. God wants things built His way. Are you built His way?

In Exodus 37, we are on the stretch run of finishing the Book of Exodus, but there are a few more things to make. Chapter 37 is about making the ark, the table, the lampstand, and the altar of incense. God gives each of us specific talents and abilities to build His kingdom. Are you using yours?

Exodus 36 is about the construction of the tabernacle, and it is about giving more than enough. Do you experience more than enough in your life?

In Exodus 35, there are a few things God wants the people of Israel to know before they start heading toward the Promised Land. He asks them for a contribution. Imagine that? God asks people to give something back to Him. What is your attitude about giving?

In Exodus 34, Moses goes back up the mountain to see God. God describes Himself to Moses. Do you want to know who God is? He tells us in this chapter.