In Exodus 25:31–40, Pastor Josh Thompson explores the meaning of the golden lampstand in the tabernacle and its connection to Jesus Christ, the Light of the world. This sermon reveals how God is the source of all light and life, why darkness ca...

In Exodus 25:23–30, Pastor Josh Thompson explores the meaning of the table of showbread and what it reveals about God’s covenant provision. The bread of the Presence reminded Israel that their needs were always before God’s face and that His ca...

In Exodus 25:9–22, God reveals where He chooses to meet with His people. Not at the law, but at the mercy seat. Pastor Josh Thompson unpacks the design of the tabernacle and shows how God’s holiness and mercy meet without compromise.Thi...

In Exodus 25:1–9, God calls His redeemed people to give from willing hearts as an act of worship. In this sermon, Pastor Josh Thompson explains why generosity flows from grace, not pressure, and how giving reveals what truly holds our trust. As...

Psalm 1 makes a bold promise. The person who delights in God’s Word and meditates on it day and night will be like a tree planted by streams of water. In this New Year message, Pastor Josh Thompson challenges listeners to examine daily habits a...

In this sermon from Genesis 2:4–25, Pastor Josh Thompson unpacks God’s original design for human life. From worship and work to marriage, family, community, and joy, Scripture reveals a clear blueprint that brings clarity and purpose. This mess...

In Galatians 4:4–7, Scripture tells us that when the fullness of time had come, God sent His Son. In this Christmas sermon, Pastor Josh Thompson explores God’s perfect timing in the birth of Jesus and what it means for our lives today. From ado...

In Exodus 24:10–18, God invites Moses and the leaders of Israel into His presence to see Him, eat at His table, and dwell in His glory. In this sermon, Pastor Josh Thompson shows how this moment reveals God’s heart for relationship and points f...

In Exodus 24:1–8, God enters into covenant with Israel in a moment that reveals His holiness, His nearness, and His grace. In this sermon, Pastor Josh Thompson explains why this scene can be understood as “the wedding of God,” where vows are ma...

God promises to send His angel ahead of His people to guard them, defeat their enemies, and lead them into the land He prepared. In this sermon from Exodus 23:20–33, Pastor Josh Thompson explains why God brings victory little by little, why obe...

In Exodus 23:14–19, God establishes sacred rhythms to shape the hearts of His people. Pastor Josh Thompson explains how Israel’s annual feasts were designed to help them remember their rescue from slavery, trust God as their provider, and celeb...

In Jeremiah 32:6–8, God tells the prophet to buy land while sitting in prison and facing national collapse. It makes no sense, yet Jeremiah obeys by faith. In this sermon, Pastor Josh Thompson explores what it means to risk everything for Chris...

In Exodus 23:1–13, Pastor Josh Thompson unpacks God’s call to live with truth, justice, mercy, and humility. This sermon confronts the pressure to follow the crowd, the temptation to compromise integrity, and the challenge of showing mercy to e...

Exodus 22:16–31 reveals that God’s law is a portrait of His character. Pastor Josh Thompson teaches how holiness guards sexual integrity and worship, how idolatry and sorcery destroy trust in God, and how mercy protects immigrants, widows, orph...

When the message sounds like “good news” but shifts the focus to what you must do, it’s not the gospel. In Galatians 1:1–10, Pastor Josh Thompson confronts counterfeit teaching and calls the church back to the true gospel of grace.508 Y...

God’s justice doesn’t stop at “I’m sorry”—it calls us to make things right. Teaching Exodus 22:1–15, Pastor Josh Thompson explains restitution for theft, negligence, and borrowing, and why integrity restores more than it takes. We consider dayl...

God’s law in Exodus 21:12–36 reveals justice that protects life, promotes responsibility, and makes room for mercy. Pastor Josh Thompson explains capital crimes vs. accidental death (cities of refuge), honor for parents, God’s defense of the vu...

Exodus 21:1–11 can be hard to hear until you see the context. Pastor Josh explains how Hebrew servitude functioned as mercy for debtors with a set release, protections for families, and honor for women, culminating in the picture of the willing...

Right after the Ten Commandments, God directs His people to reject idols and build simple altars—anywhere—so they can meet with Him (Exodus 20:22–26). Pastor Josh Thompson explains why God insists on earth and uncut stones, how the burnt offeri...

Jesus says His people are “the light of the world.” In this sermon from Matthew 5:14–16, Pastor Josh Thompson shows how everyday life—work, study, meals, conversations—can become worship when we do “whatever you do… for the glory of God” (1 Cor...

“You shall not covet.” From Exodus 20:17, Pastor Josh Thompson shows how coveting begins in the heart, fuels other sins, and leaves us perpetually unsatisfied. Jesus calls us to guard against it and to find true contentment in Him. Practical he...

“You shall not lie.” From Exodus 20:16, Pastor Josh Thompson shows why truth-telling is essential for a healthy church and a credible witness in the world. We explore the ancient legal backdrop, the everyday forms of deceit—exaggeration, gossip...

“You shall not steal.” From Exodus 20:15, Pastor Josh Thompson uncovers how theft goes beyond burglary to the everyday ways we take from others and from God. Scripture’s remedy is clear: work honestly, make things right where possible, trust th...