Rev. Richard Brunton, discusses Exodus 19. The chapter emphasises a change in Moses' leadership approach, where God encourages Moses not to involve everyone, but to meet Him on the mountain. This shows the holiness and glory of God, which is a fearful experience. The people should approach God with reverence and fear. The story foreshadows Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, which will enable us to approach God without fear.

Paul shares a heavenly vision and the thorn in his flesh that kept him humble. He learns that God’s grace is sufficient in weakness. Concerned for the Corinthians’ spiritual health, Paul urges them to avoid immorality and disorder, emphasizing that true strength comes through dependence on God.

In his second letter, the apostle John emphasizes the importance of truth, love, and obedience to Christ. He warns against false teachings and deceivers, urging believers to stay faithful to the truth about Jesus. John encourages love for one another and stresses the significance of face-to-face fellowship within the church.