God dwells among His people in glory. In Jesus, that same glory takes on flesh and lives among us. The path that led to God's glory filling the tabernacle was the faithfulness of the people, each using the gifts God had given them for the betterment of the people of God.

While Moses meets with God, Israel turns to idols. Moses intercedes, pointing to the greater Mediator who stands in the gap for humanity.

God's Ten Commandments are a gift of grace, shaping a people rescued by love. Jesus fulfills the law and writes it on our hearts.

In the wilderness, God feeds His people with bread and gives them living water. Jesus fulfills both, sustaining us in every desert.

Dr. James Nored makes a special presentation about how his organization Next Generation for Christ is helping to impact the world through the Story of Redemption video series he and his team have created. Tusculum is partnering with NGC to use the SOR videos in our context to teach people the Gospel.

In this message, we explore the Exodus as more than a rescue story. It is God's decisive confrontation with the false gods and misplaced trusts of Egypt. The plagues reveal the bankruptcy of anything we elevate as ultimate, while Pharaoh’s “heavy” heart exposes the cost of clinging to power, control, and violence. Ultimately, the story points us to Jesus, who leads us out of captivity to lesser gods and into true freedom with the living God.

At the burning bush, Moses meets the God who is holy, present, and personal. The same I AM later steps into the world in Jesus.

God raises up a deliverer who knows His people's suffering. Moses' birth foreshadows Jesus, born under threat yet destined to save.