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Exodus 36: The Israelites bring more than enough materials for the Tabernacle, and Bezalel and Oholiab begin constructing it exactly as the Lord commanded.
John 15: Jesus teaches that He is the vine and His followers are the branches. Abiding in Him produces fruit, love, and obedience, but the world will hate His disciples just as it hated Him.
Proverbs 12: Wisdom and righteousness lead to security, while foolishness and deceit bring downfall. Diligence, honesty, and kind words bring life and peace.
Ephesians 5: Paul calls believers to walk in love and holiness, living as children of light. He urges wise living, Spirit-filled worship, and mutual submission, emphasizing Christ’s love as the model for marriage.
Published by bboydComments Off on Exodus 35, John 14, Proverbs 11, Ephesians 4
Exodus 35: The Israelites bring freewill offerings for the Tabernacle, and God appoints Bezalel and Oholiab with skill and wisdom to lead the work.
John 14: Jesus comforts His disciples, declaring that He is the way, the truth, and the life. He promises the Holy Spirit and gives His peace.
Proverbs 11: Righteousness leads to life and stability, while dishonesty, pride, and wickedness lead to destruction.
Ephesians 4: Paul urges believers to walk in unity, maturity, and holiness, putting off the old self and living in truth, love, and righteousness.
Published by bboydComments Off on Exodus 34, John 13, Proverbs 10, Ephesians 3
Exodus 34: God renews His covenant with Israel, reveals His compassionate and just nature, and Moses' face shines after speaking with Him.
John 13: Jesus washes His disciples' feet, predicts Judas' betrayal, and gives a new commandment to love one another.
Proverbs 10: Righteousness leads to life and security, while wickedness brings destruction and ruin.
Ephesians 3: Paul reveals the mystery of Christ—that Gentiles are coheirs in salvation—and prays for believers to grasp the depth of God’s love.
Published by bboydComments Off on Exodus 33, John 12, Proverbs 9, Ephesians 2
Exodus 33: Moses pleads for God's presence to remain with Israel, and God allows Moses to see His glory from the cleft of a rock.
John 12: Jesus is anointed by Mary, enters Jerusalem as King, predicts His death, and calls people to believe in Him as the light of the world.
Proverbs 9: Wisdom and folly both call out, but only those who seek wisdom will find life, while those who follow folly are led to destruction.
Ephesians 2: Through Christ, God brings the dead to life by grace, breaking down barriers to create one new people reconciled to Him.
Published by bboydComments Off on Exodus 32, John 11, Proverbs 8, Ephesians 1
Exodus 32: While Moses is on Mount Sinai, the Israelites create and worship a golden calf, leading to God's anger, Moses' intercession, and the judgment of three thousand people.
John 11: Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead, revealing His power over death and prompting the religious leaders to intensify their plot to kill Him.
Proverbs 8: Wisdom calls out, offering understanding, righteousness, and life to those who seek her, as she was present with God before creation.
Ephesians 1: Paul praises God for blessing believers with every spiritual blessing in Christ, highlighting their adoption, redemption, and inheritance, while praying for their deeper understanding of His power.
Published by bboydComments Off on Exodus 31, John 10, Proverbs 7, Galatians 6
Exodus 31: God appoints Bezalel and Oholiab to construct the tabernacle, commands Sabbath observance as a sign of His covenant, and gives Moses the stone tablets inscribed by His own hand.
John 10: Jesus declares Himself the Good Shepherd who lays down His life for His sheep, affirming His unity with the Father and causing division among the Jews.
Proverbs 7: A father warns his son to guard against the seductive words of an immoral woman, whose path leads to destruction and death.
Galatians 6: Paul urges believers to bear one another’s burdens, sow to the Spirit rather than the flesh, and boast only in the cross of Christ.
Published by bboydComments Off on Exodus 30, John 9, Proverbs 6, Galatians 5
Exodus 30: God gives instructions for the altar of incense, atonement money, the bronze basin, anointing oil, and sacred incense, emphasizing holiness in worship.
John 9: Jesus heals a man born blind, leading to controversy among the Pharisees and revealing the difference between spiritual sight and spiritual blindness.
Proverbs 6: Wisdom warns against laziness, dishonesty, adultery, and the seven things the Lord detests, urging diligence and integrity.
Galatians 5: Paul exhorts believers to live in the freedom of Christ, walk by the Spirit, and display the fruit of the Spirit rather than the works of the flesh.
Published by bboydComments Off on Exodus 29, John 8, Proverbs 5, Galatians 4
Exodus 29: God gives Moses detailed instructions for consecrating Aaron and his sons as priests, including sacrifices, anointing, and daily offerings.
John 8: Jesus declares Himself as the light of the world, offers forgiveness to an adulterous woman, and teaches that true freedom comes from abiding in His word.
Proverbs 5: A father warns his son against the dangers of adultery and urges him to remain faithful to his wife, emphasizing that God sees all paths.
Galatians 4: Paul contrasts slavery under the law with the freedom found in Christ, reminding believers that they are children of the promise, not of bondage.
Published by bboydComments Off on Colossians: Exploring Christ’s Supremacy and St. Patrick’s Faithful Legacy
In this episode of Sermon Notes, titled Colossians: Exploring Christ’s Supremacy and St. Patrick’s Faithful Legacy, hosts Jay Strother and Brian Ball delve into the book of Colossians, focusing on Paul's robust declaration of Christ's supremacy. As they explore the text, they discuss the significance of rooting faith in Christ alone amidst the allure of false gospels, like prosperity, self-help, and political ideologies.
Published by bboydComments Off on Exodus 28, John 7, Proverbs 4, Galatians 3
Exodus 28: God commands the making of sacred garments for Aaron and his sons, ensuring their consecration as priests who serve in His presence.
John 7: Jesus teaches at the Festival of Shelters, proclaiming that those who believe in Him will receive living water, but He faces growing opposition and division.
Proverbs 4: A father urges his son to seek wisdom, walk in righteousness, and guard his heart, for it is the source of life.
Galatians 3: Paul emphasizes that justification comes through faith in Christ, not the law, making all believers heirs of Abraham’s promise.
Published by bboydComments Off on Exodus 27, John 6, Proverbs 3, Galatians 2
Exodus 27: Instructions for building the altar of burnt offering, the courtyard of the tabernacle, and the perpetual lampstand oil. The Israelites are to bring pure olive oil to keep the lamps burning continually.
John 6: Jesus feeds the five thousand and walks on water. He teaches that He is the Bread of Life, emphasizing belief in Him for eternal life. Many disciples struggle with His teaching and turn away, but Peter declares, “Lord, to whom will we go? You have the words of eternal life.”
Proverbs 3: A call to trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. Wisdom is described as a source of blessing, guidance, and security, while humility and integrity lead to honor.
Galatians 2: Paul recounts his meeting with church leaders in Jerusalem, affirming that salvation comes through faith in Christ, not the law. He rebukes Peter for hypocrisy and declares that he has been crucified with Christ, living by faith in the Son of God.
Published by bboydComments Off on Exodus 26, John 5, Proverbs 2, Galatians 1
Exodus 26: God provides detailed instructions for constructing the tabernacle, including its curtains, supports, and the Most Holy Place separated by a veil.
John 5: Jesus heals a man at the pool of Bethesda, leading to controversy about working on the Sabbath. He declares His unity with the Father and His authority to give life and judge.
Proverbs 2: Wisdom is described as a treasure that leads to righteousness and protects from evil. It guides those who seek it but warns against the consequences of following wicked paths.
Galatians 1: Paul defends the true gospel, warning against false teachings. He recounts his conversion and calling, emphasizing that his message comes from Christ, not man.
