Just as the intricate design of the Tabernacle followed a pattern so the people could experience God in worship, Jesus’ incarnation was intricately designed so we could experience the presence of God in our lives and the church. This Sunday, we’ll examine the state of our tabernacles and the difference God’s presence should make.

Check you a Thread podcast that talks about the Tabernacle. The podcast journeys through the Tabernacle’s divine architecture, uncovering its spiritual messages and its impact on the Israelites’ relationship with God. Dr. David Pocta offers expert insights into the complex design and the Tabernacle’s function as a dwelling place for the divine. We examine the holy encampment’s layout, the symbolic positioning of the 12 tribes, and the priestly duties that brought the camp to life. A camp experience helps give a tangible feel to the spiritual symbolism of the Tabernacle, including the tearing of the veil at Jesus’ death, symbolizing open access to the divine.