Sermons on Verse by Verse Expositions (Page 2)
Leviticus 5: The Trespass Offering (49 mins)
As part of our series in which we explore the Book of Leviticus, Alistair Piper helpfully overviews the topic of the Trespass Offering. He examines the significance of the offering, the offeror, and how it typically speaks of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Leviticus 3: The Peace Offering (55 mins)
Leviticus 3 presents the third of the listed Levitical offerings, the Peace Offering. It differs from the Sin and Trespass Offerings as it is not a compulsory sacrifice; it was offered on the basis of free will. More specifically, it was offered on the basis of appreciation for God. Listen to this sermon about how this offering relates to us, but more importantly, how it reminds us of the ultimate offering: Jesus Christ.
Leviticus 2: The Meal Offering (34 mins)
In this insightful sermon, Tim delves into the significance of the meal offering, the second of the five principal offerings described in Scripture. Unlike the other offerings, which involved the shedding of blood, the meal offering was made of grain, symbolizing a bloodless sacrifice. This unique characteristic provides a profound illustration of the life of Christ. Just as grain grows from the earth and yields a harvest for God’s glory, the Lord Jesus came to earth, lived a sinless life,…
The Epistle to the Ephesians (54 mins)
Ephesians is a most remarkable letter. Within it, the Lord uses Paul to reveal the mystery of the Church while teaching some of the manifold spiritual blessings every believer has in Christ. In this sermon, Joel provides a contextual overview of Paul’s letter the the Ephesians ahead of our weekly Bible Readings on a Thursday evening. He examines the historical, cultural, and literary contexts and how they inform the text, while considering some of the key themes such as wisdom,…
Judges: Barak, Deborah, and Gideon (34 mins)
In this challenging sermon, Tim examines the attitude and conduct of these three judges. He brings out lessons to learn from the Children of Israel at that time, particularly, their desire for a king. While they had no king on earth, their King was in heaven – the Lord God.
Exodus 35: Willing Workers (54 mins)
Exodus 35 is a chapter that should encourage and challenge every believer. Joel presents the significance of the willing and wise hearts that were involved in the offering for and construction of the Tabernacle. We examine what the heart means, and the true meaning of willing and wise service for God.
Exodus 34: Moses face shone (56 mins)
Dan Rudge helpfully teaches on Exodus 34, a pivotal chapter where God renews His covenant with Israel after the Israelites had broken it by worshipping the golden calf. This chapter is significant for showcasing God’s mercy in forgiving Israel and continuing His relationship with them, despite their disobedience. It also emphasises Moses’ role as mediator and the importance of God’s presence with His people.
Bible class: Grace of God. (48 mins).
Huw clearly expands Exodus chapter 33, explaining how God deals with the people with Grace- not by law. How by grace we can have communion with God. Through the word of God (Exodus chapter 33) we can know more about Him.
Exodus 32: Looking towards God. (38 min).
Oliver Penfold clearly and helpfully expands the book of Exodus chapter 32, the different aspects of idolatry. Also he remind us how only God is to be worshipped, not worshipping false gods.
Exodus 30: The Principles of Worship (41 mins)
Graeme Paterson expands Exodus chapter 30 to us, some of the key points he helpfully explains to us the divine expectations of worship, demands of worship, the need for daily worship and the uniqueness of worship.
Exodus 30: The Altar (40 mins)
Peter Scarsbrook helpfully expands the book of Exodus chapter 30. He points out that we presently have a great High Priest in Jesus Christ, comparing Him to Aaron, who was had multiple limitations.
Exodus 29: God’s provision (36 mins)
Tim Lewitt helpfully speaks to us about God’s provision, reading from Exodus chapter 29. He reminds us how we can relate to our Great High Priest the Lord Jesus by going through the chapter. We mustn’t forget how the Lord Jesus gave himself for us.
Exodus 26: The boards and the bars of the tabernacle (35 mins)
In Exodus 26:15-30, we read of the boards and the bars of the tabernacle. These were made of shittim wood and overlayed with gold. Joel takes us through the significance of the details given of these components, how they remind us of the Lord, while drawing out challenges to the believer.
Exodus 22: Property rights and purity laws (51 mins)
Huw takes us through a chapter that presents laws regarding property, purity, poverty, produce, and pilgrimage. He emphasises how redemption impacts our interaction with others. He describes the chapter as ‘the railroad of the law that is leading to the promised land’. Huw helpfully makes challenging application to the believer today.
Exodus 21: Ordinances For The People (63 mins)
Having been redeemed out of the cruel bondage of their slave master Pharaoh, and now belonging to God, how was this to impact their behaviour? Dan Rudge helpfully expounds Exodus 21, where rules are given to the people that show God’s expectations for their conduct, as a redeemed people. Dan brings out the challenging application to believers, having been redeemed by Christ, to live life in accordance with God’s expectations for us; a life of devotion to God, motivated by…