Sermons from 2026

Sermons from 2026

October 25, Sunday Service of Worship (Numbers 6:22-27, Blessed by the Lord)

…Now, I don’t often “feel” blessed. I often find it difficult to comprehend blessing of life eternal in future glory with God in the new heavens and new earth. Our minds strain at trying to grasp God, even by his Holy Spirit. One of Paul’s great prayers for the church was that God’s people…

October 18, Sunday Service of Worship (Numbers 6:1-21, Separated Unto the Lord)

…Notice that God explains the Nazirite vow immediately after the chapters on addressing sin and guilt within the covenant community. So the Nazirite is the example, the exemplar, the prototype for covenant living in Israel. He wasn’t an oddball. People weren’t supposed to see the Nazirite and…

October 11, Sunday Service of Worship (Numbers 5:11-31, When Sin Remains Hidden)

…God requires that matters of suspected, serious sin follow his divinely ordained process. These things are too serious to leave in our own hands. We often lack information. In certain cases, a person comes and confesses their guilt, but sometimes, they do not. But we can trust that the Lord…

September 13, Sunday Service of Worship (Numbers 4:1-49, All Who Can Come on Duty)

…There was a line repeated 8 times, 6 times as “everyone who could come on duty,” and then twice at the very end as “everyone who could come to do the service of ministry and the service of bearing burdens in the tent of meeting.” This is the key line for this passage. That line was stated…

August 30, Sunday Service of Worship (Numbers 3:14-51, As the Lord Commanded)

…And this tribe of Levi is to serve the Lord as his chosen possession. “The Levites are mine; I am the Lord,” he says in v. 45. So the Levites served at the whim of the Lord. So, while all the other tribes could go out and plant their fields and raise their livestock, the Levites had to camp…

August 23, Sunday Service of Worship (Numbers 3:1-13, My Brother’s Keeper)

…But the tribe of Levi also kept guard over the people. Meaning, they watched for intruders, those who disregarded the Lord’s commands and tried to get to close to the tent of meeting, and they put those intruders to death. Not only as a punishment against the wicked, but as a protection for…