The Israelites give generously to build the tabernacle, Psalm 59 calls God our fortress in times of trouble, and Stephen is chosen as a man full of faith and the Holy Spirit.

Moses' face shines after time with God, Psalm 58 cries out for justice against wicked rulers, and the apostles are freed from prison to keep proclaiming the exalted Name of Jesus.

What a week it's been, friends! We've stood before priestly garments and a golden calf, sung through David's cave and his courage, and watched the early church walk in both boldness and holy fear. Take some time this weekend to let these readings settle in your heart.

Exodus 33 reveals God's overwhelming holiness alongside His willingness to relent, Psalm 57 finds David praising God even from a cave, and Ananias and Sapphira learn that God cannot be mocked.

Exodus 31-32 shows both Spirit-filled craftsmanship and the people's backsliding, Psalm 56 teaches us to trust God without fear, and the early church models radical generosity in Acts 4.