Mt. Rose OPC

By calling the census offering a ransom, God was claiming His absolute ownership over both the possessions and the lives of His people. As Christians, we must remember the fundamental truth that we are not our own, but have been doubly bought by God through creation and salvation. Because we were purchased with the precious price of Christs blood, our entire existence is meant to be wholeheartedly...

God has given His people the astonishing privilege of prayer: through Jesus Christ, our great High Priest, we may draw near to the throne of grace with confidence and bring our needs, burdens, and praises directly to the Father. And because Christ has offered the once-for-all sacrifice for sin, we can be sure that even our weak and halting prayers are received by God as a pleasing incense before H...

God appoints Aaron and his sons to serve as priests, clothing them in holiness and setting them apart to represent His people before Him. This points us to Jesus Christ, our true and everlasting High Priest—chosen by God, perfectly holy, and deeply compassionate, able to save completely all who draw near to God through Him. The post A Priest Forever appeared first on Mt. Rose OPC.

The most important thing about a Christian is not merely that his sins are forgiven or that he will go to heaven when he dies, wonderful as those truths are. The greatest thing is that, by the grace of God, he has become a worshiper of the true God. And that worship is not just something we do with our lips on Sunday morning; God also calls us to present our whole lives as a living sacrifice, offe...

In Exodus 26, every detail of the tabernacle points to a God who is both wonderfully near and utterly holy. Though the veil once kept sinners at a distance, Jesus Christ has torn that barrier down, opening the way for us to draw near to God with confidence, faith, and hope. The post God’s Holy Tabernacle appeared first on Mt. Rose OPC.

True saving faith is not found in our own goodness, but in Jesus Christ alone. Romans 10 reminds us that salvation comes by believing in the heart, confessing with the mouth, and calling on the name of the Lord who saves all who trust in Him. The post The Good Confession appeared first on Mt. Rose OPC.

The golden lampstand in the tabernacle symbolized Gods light as truth, righteousness, and salvation, shining in the midst of a dark world. Today, as believers, we are called to be the new lampstand—reflecting Christ’s light through our faith and lives to illuminate the spiritual darkness around us. The post The Light of the World appeared first on Mt. Rose OPC.

The table of showbread in the tabernacle symbolized God’s intimate presence and provision for His people, representing the covenant of fellowship between God and Israel. Through Jesus Christ, this communion is fulfilled and expanded, inviting us into unbroken relationship with our perfect Heavenly Father who is always with us, offering love, mercy, and life. The post The Bread of the Presence appe...

The Ark of the Covenant, carefully crafted according to Gods design, symbolized His holy presence among His people and pointed forward to the ultimate salvation through Jesus Christ. It revealed both Gods justice in His law and His mercy through the atonement cover, known as the mercy seat, where sin was covered by sacrificial blood; this was ultimately fulfilled in Christ’s sacrifice, who is our...

Our giving reflects our faith and trust in God’s provision which turns generosity into a powerful act of worship. Giving is a joyful response to God’s grace and a meaningful way to partner in His work. The post A Special Offering appeared first on Mt. Rose OPC.