Have you ever wondered about the tent of David—what it was and how it fits into God’s greater plan for housing His presence? In the last session of this series, Mike Davies unpacks its history and prophetic significance for us as New Testament believers. Mervis van der Merwe and Luke Watson join him in this discussion, reminding us that without the presence of God with us, what we build will never be alive. In our worship, let us burn for God’s glory alone and pursue His heart and His ways. 

What we know as the New Testament church was not an afterthought for God—His plans are eternal. In this discussion, Mike Davies speaks to Luke Watson and Mervis van der Merwe about how the tabernacle’s design reflects God’s plan for His church, as described in Acts 2:42. We are reminded of God’s unchanging nature, and that the principles and patterns He laid out remain, even though they might look different in style. Today, we are His temple, a people built together for His presence to dwell within us. 

Is there a clear biblical pattern for worship that brings us into God’s presence? Here, Mike Davies, Mervis van der Merwe, and Luke Watson continue the conversation about God’s design for worship and how we can please Him with this act. From the tabernacle days to the New Testament church, they unpack the principles of true worship, born of the Spirit. Join us as we find out how we can encounter the Almighty God.  

Does modern-day worship still reflect God’s requirement for worship that is born of the Spirit and truth? In this session, Mike Davies speaks to Mervis van der Merwe and Luke Watson about what our worship should be like when Jesus is truly at the centre of it, and how we can return to the ancient paths that Scripture lays out for us, leading us into the presence of God. Join us as we explore the difference between cultural influence, tradition, and God’s original design for worship. 

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