In the story of the burning bush God reveals his holiness to Moses and through him to the people of Israel. The fire reveals God's holiness which consists of his being set apart from his creation and his absolute moral purity. The fact that the bush is burning without being consumed points to the tension that exists when God dwells among his sinful people without consuming them. This tension is ultimately resolved in Jesus Christ and his sacrifice for sin.
Read Exodus 3:1-22
Moses is presented in this passage as a saviour that God was providing for Israel. He reflects God's knowledge of and concern for the suffering of the people of Israel, He identifies with the people and is rejected by own own people. In all these ways Moses foreshadows Jesus Christ and so we are given insights into the kind of Saviour that God has provided for us in Jesus Christ as we travel through the wilderness of this life to the promised land.
Read Exodus 2:11-25
A look at the birth and preservation of Moses as an encouragement to the Israelites and the people of God today.
Read Exodus 2:1-10
A look at how God's promises to Abraham are partially fulfilled in the fruitfulness of the Israelites and how these promises are opposed by the Egyptian Pharaoh.
Read Exodus 1:1-22
The subject of this passage is “The Harvest”. It tells us about Jesus’ attitude towards the harvest and his role in bringing it about. Attention is also given here to the role of the followers of Jesus in sowing and reaping the harvest.
Read John 4:27-42
The glorious truth of the sovereignty of God is a tremendous comfort for us as believers. In a time of unrest, natural disasters, and economic instability, it is easy to lose sight of this fact.
Read Ezra 1:1-11
A human soul is unique to humans in God's creation. As an introduction to a number of texts on the theme of our soul, this sermon deals with how we can have our soul fed, nourished, and encouraged through a study of Isaiah 55.
Read Isaiah 55:1-13
A look at a few practical implications that follow from the message of the cross.
This sermons deals with the question of whether the new covenant is made with believers only, how it is meant to function in our lives and how it is fulfilled in the New Testament.
Read Jeremiah 31:23-40
We are to put our faith and trust in our God of truth; his testimony is in his son Jesus Christ dying for sinners.
Read Numbers 23:13-26
