Category Archives: sermon

Fruit of the Land

Posted on July 16, 2018 by Clark Bunch

We had a guest preacher July 1st. This is the Sunday morning sermon from July 8th, 2018. As soon as the Children of Israel began eating the produce of Canaan the manna from Heaven stopped. Before the Battle of Jericho, … Continue reading →

Posted in sermon | Tagged Christophany, Commander of the army of the LORD, end of manna, fruit of the land, Joshua 5, Passover on Jerico plain, theophany | Leave a comment

God with Joshua

Posted on June 26, 2018 by Clark Bunch

…a new generation of Israelites would know God was near and also with Joshua. Continue reading →

Posted in sermon | Tagged Children of Israel, Deuteronomy, God's presence, God's promises, Jordan River, Joshua, Moses | Leave a comment

God in the Tent

Posted on June 17, 2018 by Clark Bunch

After several chapters of instructions, followed by several chapters of building, sewing and carving, the Tabernacle was raised in Exodus 40. It was one year from the day the Israelites left Egypt and it was all a picture of what … Continue reading →

Posted in sermon | Tagged altar, Exodus 40, God is near, Holy of Holies, Israelites, Moses, priests, sacrifice, tabernacle, Tent of Meeting | Leave a comment

God Near at Sinai: Part II

Posted on June 10, 2018 by Clark Bunch

In this sermon we will look into Exodus 19 and 24 at the different ways God made his presence known. Continue reading →

Posted in sermon | Tagged 70 elders of Israel, Aaron, Abihu, Exodus 19, Exodus 24, Moses, Mount Sinai, Nadab, saw God and lived, thunder lightning earthquake smoke and fire | Leave a comment

Ten Commandments: God Near at Sinai

Posted on June 8, 2018 by Clark Bunch

I said a lot about the Ten Commandments in this sermon, did not do as much as I could have to illustrate that God was near. The people saw the mountain smoke and felt the earth shake. Beginning at Exodus … Continue reading →

Posted in sermon | Tagged Children of Israel, Exodus 20, Moses, Sinai, Ten Commandments | Leave a comment

The Gospel of Sweet Tea

Posted on June 8, 2018 by Clark Bunch

Adding sugar to iced tea does not make sweet tea. If you want sweet tea you need to just throw that out and start over. Adding Jesus to a bitter life really can make life sweeter. Let’s look at the … Continue reading →

Posted in sermon | Tagged allegory, analogy, bitter, Exodus 15, Jesus, sweet | Leave a comment

Crossing the Red Sea

Posted on May 20, 2018 by Clark Bunch

There’s an old saying about being between a rock and a hard place. In Exodus 14, the children of Israel found themselves between the Red Sea and the Egyptian army led by an angry Pharaoh. This by God’s design as … Continue reading →

Posted in sermon | Tagged crossing the Red Sea, Egypt, Exodus 14, Moses, parting of the Red Sea, Pharaoh, Red Sea | Leave a comment

Tenth Plague and Exodus

Posted on April 23, 2018 by Clark Bunch

It marked a new beginning for the children of Israel and a night they would always remember as solemn before God. Continue reading →

Posted in sermon | Tagged death of firstborn, Egypt, Exodus, Exodus 12, Hebrews, Israel, Israelites, Pharaoh, tenth plague | Leave a comment

God in the Burning Bush

Posted on March 18, 2018 by Clark Bunch

We often say “Moses and the Burning Bush” but I would like to focus on the fact that God was present. God told Jacob he would go down to Egypt with his family. God answered the cry of the Hebrews … Continue reading →

Posted in sermon | Tagged burning bush, called by God, Exodus 3, Exodus 4, God is near, I AM, Moses | Leave a comment

God Knows

Posted on March 11, 2018 by Clark Bunch

We’ve spent the past couple of weeks looking at how Jacob and company got into Egypt. We being this morning, and it will awhile, considering how the children of Israel will leave Egypt. There can be no mistake in either … Continue reading →