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Moses refused to enter the Promised Land without the presence of God. In this sermon from Exodus 33:12–23, Pastor Josh Thompson explores Moses’ desire to know God more deeply, his plea for God to remain with His people, and his bold prayer, “Show me Your glory.”God’s presence is what distinguishes His people and gives rest to the weary. What Moses could only glimpse is now revealed through Jesus Christ, who invites us to draw near and truly know God.Series: Leaving the Darkness - Legacy City ChurchLearn more or give at https://legacycitychurch.comFollow Legacy City Church:https://instagram.com/legacycitychurchhttps://www.facebook.com/legacycitychurchhttps://youtube.com/@legacycitychurchFollow Pastor Josh Thompson:https://www.instagram.com/__josh_thompson__https://www.facebook.com/PastorJoshLAhttps://twitter.com/PastorJoshLA

Would you rather have God’s blessings or God Himself? In this sermon from Exodus 33, Pastor Josh Thompson explains why the promised land would mean nothing without the presence of God. Israel’s grief and repentance reveal that genuine friendship mourns distance, while Moses and Joshua show what it looks like to seek God and remain in His presence.Through Jesus, the separation caused by sin is removed, and we are invited to draw near to God as His friends.Series: Leaving the Darkness - Legacy City ChurchLearn more or give at https://legacycitychurch.comFollow Legacy City Church:https://instagram.com/legacycitychurchhttps://www.facebook.com/legacycitychurchhttps://youtube.com/@legacycitychurchFollow Pastor Josh Thompson:https://www.instagram.com/__josh_thompson__https://www.facebook.com/PastorJoshLAhttps://twitter.com/PastorJoshLA

God did not design us to walk through life alone. In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 12:12-20, Pastor Josh Thompson shows how the church functions as one body made up of many necessary members. Biblical community helps believers grow in grace, find accountability, receive wise counsel, bear burdens, practice discipleship, and use their gifts to serve others.Through Christ, we have been welcomed into God’s family and called to build friendships that reflect His love, both now and for eternity.Learn more or give at https://legacycitychurch.comFollow Legacy City Church:https://instagram.com/legacycitychurchhttps://www.facebook.com/legacycitychurchhttps://youtube.com/@legacycitychurchFollow Pastor Josh Thompson:https://www.instagram.com/__josh_thompson__https://www.facebook.com/PastorJoshLAhttps://twitter.com/PastorJoshLA

In Exodus 32:25–35, Moses draws a line in the camp and calls Israel to choose the Lord. Pastor Josh Thompson explains the seriousness of Israel’s sin, Moses’ extraordinary offer to be blotted out for the people, and why Moses could not ultimately make atonement for them.Only Jesus, the spotless Savior and true Mediator, could bear our guilt in our place. Because Christ paid the price of sin, we can belong wholly to Him and declare, “Savior, we are Thine.”Series: Leaving the DarknessLearn more or give at https://legacycitychurch.comFollow Legacy City Church:https://instagram.com/legacycitychurchhttps://www.facebook.com/legacycitychurchhttps://youtube.com/@legacycitychurchFollow Pastor Josh Thompson:https://www.instagram.com/__josh_thompson__https://www.facebook.com/PastorJoshLAhttps://twitter.com/PastorJoshLA

In Exodus 32:15–24, Moses comes down from the mountain and finds Israel worshiping the golden calf. This sermon exposes the human tendency to minimize sin, shift blame, and say, “It wasn’t me.” Through Aaron’s excuse and Moses’ confrontation, we see why honest confession matters and how God calls His people out of denial and into repentance, healing, and mercy.Series: Leaving the Darkness - Legacy City ChurchLearn more or give at https://legacycitychurch.comFollow Legacy City Church:https://instagram.com/legacycitychurchhttps://www.facebook.com/legacycitychurchhttps://youtube.com/@legacycitychurchFollow Pastor Josh Thompson:https://www.instagram.com/__josh_thompson__https://www.facebook.com/PastorJoshLAhttps://twitter.com/PastorJoshLA

In this Father’s Day sermon from Psalm 1, Pastor Josh Thompson shows the portrait of the happy man: careful about his company, captivated by the Word of God, and deeply rooted like a tree planted by streams of water. This message calls fathers, husbands, grandfathers, and all believers to abide in Christ, meditate on Scripture, and bear lasting fruit in their homes and lives.Learn more or give at https://legacycitychurch.comFollow Legacy City Church:https://instagram.com/legacycitychurchhttps://www.facebook.com/legacycitychurchhttps://youtube.com/@legacycitychurchFollow Pastor Josh Thompson:https://www.instagram.com/__josh_thompson__https://www.facebook.com/PastorJoshLAhttps://twitter.com/PastorJoshLA

In this sermon from Exodus 32:7–14, Pastor Josh Thompson teaches how God pulled Moses into His heart through intercession after Israel’s sin with the golden calf. Moses stands in the gap, prays God’s own covenant mercy back to Him, and shows us what it means to carry God’s burden for guilty people.This passage ultimately points to Jesus, the greater Mediator, who intercedes for His people and gave His life to save them.Series: Leaving the Darkness - Legacy City ChurchLearn more or give at https://legacycitychurch.comFollow Legacy City Church:https://instagram.com/legacycitychurchhttps://www.facebook.com/legacycitychurchhttps://youtube.com/@legacycitychurchFollow Pastor Josh Thompson:https://www.instagram.com/__josh_thompson__https://www.facebook.com/PastorJoshLAhttps://twitter.com/PastorJoshLA

In Exodus 32:1–6, Pastor Josh Thompson shows how Israel forgets the God who rescued them and turns His gifts into a golden calf. This sermon looks at how God’s people forgot His timing, His salvation, and His worth, while God remained faithful and was already preparing to dwell among them. It is a sobering reminder of how quickly our hearts can drift, and a hope-filled call to remember the faithful God who remembers our sins no more.Series: Exodus - Legacy City ChurchLearn more or give at https://legacycitychurch.comFollow Legacy City Church:https://instagram.com/legacycitychurchhttps://www.facebook.com/legacycitychurchhttps://youtube.com/@legacycitychurchFollow Pastor Josh Thompson:https://www.instagram.com/__josh_thompson__https://www.facebook.com/PastorJoshLAhttps://twitter.com/PastorJoshLA

In this sermon from Exodus 31:12–18, Pastor Josh Thompson teaches on the Sabbath as God’s gift of time for His people to know Him. Before Israel began building the tabernacle, God reminded them to stop, rest, worship, and remember that He is the One who makes them holy.The Sabbath was made for our good, but it also points us to Christ, the true rest for weary souls. In Jesus, we stop striving and rest in His finished work.Series: Leaving the Darkness - Legacy City ChurchLearn more or give at https://legacycitychurch.comFollow Legacy City Church:https://instagram.com/legacycitychurchhttps://www.facebook.com/legacycitychurchhttps://youtube.com/@legacycitychurchFollow Pastor Josh Thompson:https://www.instagram.com/__josh_thompson__https://www.facebook.com/PastorJoshLAhttps://twitter.com/PastorJoshLA

In Exodus 31:1–11, Pastor Josh Thompson teaches how God called Bezalel by name and filled him with the Spirit for skilled artistic work in the tabernacle. This sermon reminds us that God values creativity, craftsmanship, wisdom, and the ordinary work of our hands when it is offered to Him. Our gifts are not accidental, our calling is not wasted, and our work can display the glory of Christ.Series: Leaving the Darkness - Legacy City ChurchLearn more or give at https://legacycitychurch.comFollow Legacy City Church:https://instagram.com/legacycitychurchhttps://www.facebook.com/legacycitychurchhttps://youtube.com/@legacycitychurchFollow Pastor Josh Thompson:https://www.instagram.com/__josh_thompson__https://www.facebook.com/PastorJoshLAhttps://twitter.com/PastorJoshLA