Woolwich Evangelical Church

A brief walk through the tabernacle with spiritual lessons from the various the various objects found in it.

Love for the Lord must be behind all our obedience and service for Him, wholehearted love for him. Also here, what it is to fear the Lord, the importance of family religion, and what it is to tempt God.

Gospel lessons from weak but wise creatures- the ant, the conies, the locust and the spider.

The covenant between God and Israel confirmed and ratified by blood- the call to fellowship with God.

Here is the deformity and abnormality of life without a relationship to God, the utter inability we have to convert ourselves, and our need to look out of ourselves to Christ who alone has the power to do it for us.

The ten commandments are restated to the new generation of Israelites about to enter Canaan. Here are the divine ideals for us, help and guidance in knowing how we as believers are to conduct ourselves in this world.

Though they ought not to be used as a way of salvation, the Ten Commandments provide tremendous protection to individuals, to families and to society. Here is each one briefly expounded.

Judas betrayed Jesus for 30 pieces of silver for himself. What will you betray Jesus for-- How much worth is the Lord Jesus, the Son of God, to you--

Do we lament over the spiritual condition of our land-- Are we in personal distress and personal bitterness-- Here is a call to pray and to quietly wait for the Lord to respond.

The reminder of God's grace before the fearsome sight of Sinai and the call to loyalty- the visual demonstrations on Sinai showing the need to approach the Lord with reverence.

The heathen nations were astounded by the wise laws of the Israelites in Canaan. Here are the manifold uses of God's Law, as summarised in the ten commandments, for the believer, the unbeliever and for nations.

God is love, but love is not identical with God. Some paradoxical matters considered. How can we know God's love--

The visit of Jethro, Moses' father-in-law, was a brief one and yet a most profitable one for all concerned. Lessons drawn include concern for the welfare of the church, church order and living a life that counts for Christ.

There is a group of people whom the devil leaves relatively undisturbed. People whom he will not be so concerned about to trouble and to tempt. Who are they-- Listen and find out.

What happens when a pastor or church leader falls into serious sin-- What does the Bible mean when it says God hardens a person-- Also, the need for the believer to adopt the traits of restraint and respect.

Spiritual warfare is to be carried out through work and prayer. Here is the importance of continuing in earnest prayer. Also, why does God allow his people to suffer-- How should the believer respond-- How does the unbeliever respond to suffering--

The curtain is lifted on the history of Israel's wanderings and we are, through these sermons of Moses, given an insight into the reasons behind their wanderings. Here are three sins that Israel was guilty of- sins still prevalent today.

Christ the door to to God, to everlasting life, and to heaven.

The manna was a divine provision from God, a miraculous provision that would last for the entirety of their wilderness journey. Here is the test that accompanied the provision, the manna as a type of Christ and the manna as figurative of the Scriptures. Also, the clear evidence that the Sabbath was already known to the people.

The elder brother in the parable of the prodigal son, though dutiful and loyal to his father, was also a lost son needing forgiveness. Here is a call to those trusting in their own righteousness to leave it and to seek for a gracious acceptance with God instead.