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(Exodus 25:10-11, 16:22) Today's study of the furniture of the tabernacle takes us beyond the veil into the Holy of Holies to the Ark of the Covenant and the Mercy Seat. Discover how this sacred space pictures Jesus Christ as our Propitiation — the covering for our sin, the place where God meets with us, and the reason we can receive mercy instead of judgment. Don’t miss the Mercy Seat. Don’t miss Jesus! (10138260...

(Exodus 30:6-9) In a culture filled with casual and flippant attitudes toward God, the altar of Incense calls us back to reverence. Learn why we must come clean, bring pure and sincere prayers, and maintain daily communion with God. (10137260609)

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(Psalm 18:2; 118:27) The safest place in your life is not a physical location. Join the study on the horns of the altar of Incense and discover why those who regularly come to the altar find refuge, power, and divine protection, while those who neglect it live in unnecessary danger. (10136260608)

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(Jonah 1:17-2:10) Join Scott Pauley as he delivers a message unfolding the gospel within the book of Jonah. Jonah’s experience—swallowed by a great fish and praying from the depths—points forward to the saving work of Jesus Christ. The message explores the redemptive thread woven through all Scripture, Jesus’ own reference to Jonah (Matthew 12:39–40), and the significance of three days and three nights...

(Exodus 30:7-10) An altar is a place where things die. The altar of incense calls us to lay down our independence and pride in prayer. Learn how the blood of Christ gives us access, how our prayers are like sweet-smelling incense to God, and why consistent communion with the Lord reveals whether we’re truly living as living sacrifices. (10134260605)

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(Exodus 30:1-6) From the shining light of the candlestick, we now step to the fragrant altar of Incense, the central altar of prayer standing directly before the veil. You must come first to the altar of sacrifice before you can enjoy the altar of prayer — but once you do, it becomes the gateway into the deeper presence and fullness of God. (10133260604)

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(Matthew 5:14-16) Israel was called to be God’s light to the nations — and now the Church is commissioned with that same calling. Discover how this beautiful piece of tabernacle furniture pictures Christ the Light, the empowering Holy Spirit, and our responsibility as believers and local churches to shine brightly before men. (10132260603)

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(Isaiah 61:1-3) Do you need light today? The golden lampstand’s continual burning, fueled by pure olive oil, foreshadows both the Son as the Light of the world and the Holy Spirit as the anointing oil that empowers Christ and His people. Join this study as we open the Bible and see how the golden candlestick pictures God, and follow the light He provides. (10131260602)

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(John 1:7-9) One single light fixture stood in the Holy Place — 75 pounds of pure gold, burning continually, illuminating everything. In this study, Scott Pauley takes us to the golden candlestick and reveals how its brilliant light points straight to Jesus Christ, the Light of the World. In a world growing darker by the day, discover how Jesus not only gives light to every person but offers the life-changing “light of ...

(Jonah 1:1-3) Join Scott Pauley on the Weekend Pulpit for the first in a series drawn from  the book of Jonah. From the opening word "Now," the present-tense nature of God’s work is emphasized. Listen to this study for the three central emphases in Jonah 1. Stop living in the past or perpetually waiting for tomorrow. Awaken to the opportunities of today, and embrace immediate obedience and repentance. (10129260530)

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(Exodus 25:31-40) In the darkness of the holy place, there was only one source of light — the golden candlestick. Every detail of the Old Testament tabernacle’s golden candlestick (menorah) was designed to reveal the light and person of Jesus. In a world growing darker every day, the golden candlestick reminds us that the only way to see clearly, walk rightly, and serve effectively is to live in His light and let His li...

(Leviticus 24:5-9) You never leave God’s table hungry. Join Scott as he focuses on the table of showbread — the bread before God — where the priests were not only invited to eat, they were nourished as they served. As royal priests in Christ, we too have constant access to fresh bread: fellowship with Jesus that satisfies our deepest hunger. (10127260528)

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(Leviticus 24:5-9) The freshness of the showbread is a picture of Christ and God’s perennial provision. The twelve loaves of bread — one for each tribe — underscores God’s personal, sufficient care for every person. Discover how this Old Testament picture points to Jesus, the Living Bread, and the written Word of God that nourishes us daily with new strength, purity, and the sweet presence of the Holy Spirit...

(Exodus 25:23-30) No one sets a table like the Lord! The table of showbread, a piece of furniture from the tabernacle pictures constant, intimate fellowship with Jesus. Discover how Christ invites you to bring your all to His table today and walk away fully satisfied in Him. (10125260526).

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(Exodus 25:23-30) Showbread literally means "the bread of the face," and the table of showbread in the Holy Place symbolized fellowship with God. Discover three powerful truths in this study of the tabernacle, and how Christ offers sufficiency. (10124260525).

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(Acts 17) We live in a generation that is absolutely corrupting our young people. At no time in recent history has the attack been so pernicious and open. It is time for God's people to learn from the Word of God. It is high time for Christians to live for Christ, no matter what surrounds them. Tune in for this timely message from Acts 17. 

This message was given at Temple Baptist Church on February 15, 2013. (10123260523)

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(Exodus 38:8) The design of the brazen laver points directly to Jesus and the lifelong work of sanctification. Made of brass and lined with mirrors, the wash basin calls us to honest self-reflection before God and to see our sin as He sees it. As the priests daily cleansed their hands and feet, we should come to God's Word daily for cleansing. (10122260522)

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(Exodus 30:17-21) The brazen laver, the brass washbasin placed between the altar and the Holy Place, points directly to Jesus and the ongoing work of sanctification. Though our salvation is finished and received once at the cross, sanctification is a continual process that requires confession, self-examination, and reliance on Christ’s cleansing power. (10121260521)

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(Exodus 38:1-2) The brazen altar is a picture of Christ’s substitutionary work on the cross. The altar is full of symbolism: the wood as Christ’s body and the brass as God’s judgment. The bound sacrifice, the horns of the altar, and the fire from heaven that consumed the offering point to Jesus who bore our sin and God’s wrath on the cross, declaring the work of redemption finished and all-sufficient for sal...