Exodus 28 unpacks the priestly garments and their rich symbolism, Psalm 53 exposes the folly of unbelief, and Peter and John display the power available in Jesus' name.

What a week of law and Spirit! We moved from the practical, holy details of Israel's law, through five psalms of praise, warning and confession, and watched the risen Jesus ascend before the Holy Spirit fell in power on the early church. If you've fallen behind, the weekend is your chance to catch up. And if you're on track, take a moment to thank God for the privilege of spending time in His Word this week.

Exodus closes out the tabernacle instructions, Psalm 52 warns those who trust in themselves rather than God, and Peter's Pentecost sermon leads thousands into the newborn church.

Exodus takes us into the Holy of Holies, David pours out his famous prayer of confession in Psalm 51, and the Holy Spirit falls in glory on the early church at Pentecost.

Moses seals the covenant with blood and receives the pattern for the tabernacle, Psalm 50 calls us to a faith that's more than empty ritual, and the early church gathers in prayer before choosing Judas' replacement.