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Back to EpisodesThe Mosaic Covenant: Law, Worship, and the God Who Forms a People
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Speaker: Pastor Ian Thompson
In this sermon we continue our journey through the great covenants of Scripture and arrive at one of the most defining moments in the Old Testament — the covenant God makes with Moses and with Israel at Mount Sinai.
From liberation out of Egypt to the giving of the Ten Words, from the tabernacle to the sacrifices, from Israel’s calling to their rebellion, this covenant reveals the holiness of God, the seriousness of sin, and the mercy that holds His people fast.
We explore:
- God’s grace before God’s commands
- Israel’s identity as a treasured possession
- The Ten Commandments as a framework for life
- Worship, sacrifice, purity, and God’s dwelling presence
- Israel’s unfaithfulness and God’s steadfast purpose
- How the Mosaic covenant prepares us for Christ, our true Mediator
This sermon calls us to holiness, identity, obedience, and gratitude — not to earn God’s love, but because we already live within it.
Part of the ongoing series: The Covenants of God.
A deeper discussion of this sermon will be released on 1st June in our sister podcast Know Surrender. You’re warmly invited to listen.