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We conclude our Praying Through The Tabernacle series tonight in the innermost part of the Tabernacle: The Holy of Holies. In this place, the high priest would enter to convene with God once a year. The veil, which represented the body of Christ, separated the Holy place and the Holy of Holies. The veil was torn when Jesus died on the cross, removing the separation between Him and man. No longer d...

We conclude our Praying Through The Tabernacle series tonight in the innermost part of the Tabernacle: The Holy of Holies. In this place, the high priest would enter to convene with God once a year. The veil, which represented the body of Christ, separated the Holy place and the Holy of Holies. The veil was torn when Jesus died on the cross, removing the separation between Him and man. No longer d...

We conclude our Praying Through The Tabernacle series tonight in the innermost part of the Tabernacle: The Holy of Holies. In this place, the high priest would enter to convene with God once a year. The veil, which represented the body of Christ, separated the Holy place and the Holy of Holies. The veil was torn when Jesus died on the cross, removing the separation between Him and man. No longer d...

The writer of Hebrews uses the analogy of a race to illustrate how we live our spiritual lives. No one would run a race with extra weight or encumbrances. Instead, they would do anything they could to win the race. Anything keeping us from running the race to the best of our abilities is a handicap. Of course, the race in Hebrews 12 was not an actual contest of speed but was a spiritual battle. Wh...

The writer of Hebrews uses the analogy of a race to illustrate how we live our spiritual lives. No one would run a race with extra weight or encumbrances. Instead, they would do anything they could to win the race. Anything keeping us from running the race to the best of our abilities is a handicap. Of course, the race in Hebrews 12 was not an actual contest of speed but was a spiritual battle. Wh...

The writer of Hebrews uses the analogy of a race to illustrate how we live our spiritual lives. No one would run a race with extra weight or encumbrances. Instead, they would do anything they could to win the race. Anything keeping us from running the race to the best of our abilities is a handicap. Of course, the race in Hebrews 12 was not an actual contest of speed but was a spiritual battle. Wh...

The writer of Hebrews uses the analogy of a race to illustrate how we live our spiritual lives. No one would run a race with extra weight or encumbrances. Instead, they would do anything they could to win the race. Anything keeping us from running the race to the best of our abilities is a handicap. Of course, the race in Hebrews 12 was not an actual contest of speed but was a spiritual battle. Wh...

When we step into the holy place, we step from the natural light of the outer court and into a room formed by frames and skins where it would be dark without some sort of illumination. The bible says that God’s word is a lamp unto our feet. The candlestick is even more than that. The candlestick burned oil to produce the light. The oil is likened to the Holy Spirit that is applied to our lives. Th...

When we step into the holy place, we step from the natural light of the outer court and into a room formed by frames and skins where it would be dark without some sort of illumination. The bible says that God’s word is a lamp unto our feet. The candlestick is even more than that. The candlestick burned oil to produce the light. The oil is likened to the Holy Spirit that is applied to our lives. Th...

When we step into the holy place, we step from the natural light of the outer court and into a room formed by frames and skins where it would be dark without some sort of illumination. The bible says that God’s word is a lamp unto our feet. The candlestick is even more than that. The candlestick burned oil to produce the light. The oil is likened to the Holy Spirit that is applied to our lives. Th...

When we step into the holy place, we step from the natural light of the outer court and into a room formed by frames and skins where it would be dark without some sort of illumination. The bible says that God’s word is a lamp unto our feet. The candlestick is even more than that. The candlestick burned oil to produce the light. The oil is likened to the Holy Spirit that is applied to our lives. Th...

Our text tonight is the familiar story of Jesus’ encounter with blind Bartimaeus. Although he did not have his sight, Bartimaeus’ faith was intact. He was not in an alleyway having a pity party or in a bar drinking his sorrows away. Bartimaeus was by the highway trying to find help. On that day, Bartimaeus heard Jesus passing by, and began to call out. First, he used his ears, and now he begins to...

Our text tonight is the familiar story of Jesus’ encounter with blind Bartimaeus. Although he did not have his sight, Bartimaeus’ faith was intact. He was not in an alleyway having a pity party or in a bar drinking his sorrows away. Bartimaeus was by the highway trying to find help. On that day, Bartimaeus heard Jesus passing by, and began to call out. First, he used his ears, and now he begins to...

Our text tonight is the familiar story of Jesus’ encounter with blind Bartimaeus. Although he did not have his sight, Bartimaeus’ faith was intact. He was not in an alleyway having a pity party or in a bar drinking his sorrows away. Bartimaeus was by the highway trying to find help. On that day, Bartimaeus heard Jesus passing by, and began to call out. First, he used his ears, and now he begins to...

Our text tonight is the familiar story of Jesus’ encounter with blind Bartimaeus. Although he did not have his sight, Bartimaeus’ faith was intact. He was not in an alleyway having a pity party or in a bar drinking his sorrows away. Bartimaeus was by the highway trying to find help. On that day, Bartimaeus heard Jesus passing by, and began to call out. First, he used his ears, and now he begins to...

Even after following Jesus in His earthly ministry, the disciples did not understand that The Kingdom of God was not going to be like an earthly kingdom. In our text, two of the disciples are vying for positions of authority. When the others heard this, they became indignant. Jesus had to remind them that to lead in God’s kingdom, they must first become servants. It is vital to learn to lead by a...

Even after following Jesus in His earthly ministry, the disciples did not understand that The Kingdom of God was not going to be like an earthly kingdom. In our text, two of the disciples are vying for positions of authority. When the others heard this, they became indignant. Jesus had to remind them that to lead in God’s kingdom, they must first become servants. It is vital to learn to lead by a...

Even after following Jesus in His earthly ministry, the disciples did not understand that The Kingdom of God was not going to be like an earthly kingdom. In our text, two of the disciples are vying for positions of authority. When the others heard this, they became indignant. Jesus had to remind them that to lead in God’s kingdom, they must first become servants. It is vital to learn to lead by a...

Even after following Jesus in His earthly ministry, the disciples did not understand that The Kingdom of God was not going to be like an earthly kingdom. In our text, two of the disciples are vying for positions of authority. When the others heard this, they became indignant. Jesus had to remind them that to lead in God’s kingdom, they must first become servants. It is vital to learn to lead by a...

Prayer and our time with God is so important. Brother Hughes continues our study of the Tabernacle and using the structure and elements of that tent of meeting as a model for prayer. The call to prayer is for everyone. Not everyone can sing or preach but we can all pray. From the front gate to the holy of holies, each part of the Tabernacle was designed to draw man into a deeper relationship with...

Prayer and our time with God is so important. Brother Hughes continues our study of the Tabernacle and using the structure and elements of that tent of meeting as a model for prayer. The call to prayer is for everyone. Not everyone can sing or preach but we can all pray. From the front gate to the holy of holies, each part of the Tabernacle was designed to draw man into a deeper relationship with...

Prayer and our time with God is so important. Brother Hughes continues our study of the Tabernacle and using the structure and elements of that tent of meeting as a model for prayer. The call to prayer is for everyone. Not everyone can sing or preach but we can all pray. From the front gate to the holy of holies, each part of the Tabernacle was designed to draw man into a deeper relationship with...

Prayer and our time with God is so important. Brother Hughes continues our study of the Tabernacle and using the structure and elements of that tent of meeting as a model for prayer. The call to prayer is for everyone. Not everyone can sing or preach but we can all pray. From the front gate to the holy of holies, each part of the Tabernacle was designed to draw man into a deeper relationship with...

Anthony Bourdain once said, “The journey is part of the experience,” to explain that if we rush from one thing to another, that we miss beautiful things along the way. If we travel to a distant place but fail to savor the experiences along the way, we have missed the point of the journey. The experience is the point, not the getting from point a to point b. Bro. Foster offers some travel anecdotes...

Anthony Bourdain once said, “The journey is part of the experience,” to explain that if we rush from one thing to another, that we miss beautiful things along the way. If we travel to a distant place but fail to savor the experiences along the way, we have missed the point of the journey. The experience is the point, not the getting from point a to point b. Bro. Foster offers some travel anecdotes...