Book Of Numbers Audio Series: How to Approach God Audio Series. The book tells the story of people saved and delivered, who plundered their enemies, were vindicated by the Lord, and saved by God to do something special. Instead, they died in the wilderness. The book tells the story of the Lord waiting for a generation to die off so He could take the next generation into a wonderful life. What can we learn applicable today from this book? We learn much! We learn about approaching the Lord, selection of leadership, battling in wilderness times, the horrors of murmuring and complaining, and on and on. The truths are endless.
Apostle Paul said in the New Testament that the truths of Numbers are for our examples, so the destroyer would not destroy us. I took the first eleven chapters and made them applicable to life and church today. I have no idea why I didn’t finish the book. There are twenty-eight messages full of present truth.
Book Of Numbers Audio Series: How to Approach God
Book Of Numbers Introduction – How to Begin Your Exodus – audio and notes
“For I do not want you to be unaware, brethren, that our fathers were all under the cloud and all passed through the sea.” Paul warns believers to learn from Israel’s failures in the wilderness. Despite receiving spiritual blessings like manna and water from the rock—identified as Christ—most displeased God, and died. These events serve as warnings. Believers must avoid craving evil and walk in obedience, striving to be like the faithful who entered the Promised Land.
Approaching God Numbers 1:1 Tabernacle Example: How to Be Holy centers on understanding salvation beyond just a future hope of heaven. God’s process includes deliverance, victory over the enemy, celebration, and living out His promises today. Just as Israel left Egypt, we must not only accept God’s work but also learn to walk in faith, rely on Him daily, and seek His presence. True holiness requires ongoing commitment and practical obedience throughout life’s journey.
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Numbers Chapter 1:1-4 – How to Organize Your Spiritual Life – audio and notes
Numbers Chapter 1:1-4: How to Organize Your Spiritual Life reminds us that we are all counted as warriors in God’s kingdom—male and female alike. God waited for an old generation to pass so the next could enter the promise together. When the church finally enters God’s promises, it will be as one unified nation, not divided by denomination. Organizing your spiritual life means moving forward with God, taking responsibility, and standing ready as part of His counted people.
Book Of Numbers Elders – How to Guide God’s People – audio and notes
Book Of Numbers Elders: How to Guide God’s People. Elders in the Book of Numbers serve by listening to God’s word, communicating His commandments to the community, and working together to address challenges. They seek God in prayer, help maintain unity after a leader departs, and ensure that the people continue to do so faithfully. Effective elders prioritize ministry, uphold the spiritual message, and lead the community with integrity, faithfulness, and a heart for service rather than personal authority.
Book Of Numbers Elders Part 2 – How to Empower Others – audio and notes
Book Of Numbers Elders Part 2 – How to Empower Others: Empowering others in church leadership involves entrusting practical responsibilities, such as meeting needs and handling resources, to elders rather than centralizing authority in a single leader. This approach encourages elders to directly engage with the community, build trust, and develop deeper relationships, ensuring that care and ministry extend beyond one person and reflect the biblical pattern of shared responsibility and mutual support.
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Numbers Chapter 1: How to see God’s Massive Provision audio and notes
Numbers Chapter 1: How to see God’s Massive Provision. In this passage, God appointed a leader from every tribe to stand with Moses, forming a diverse team united for one purpose. Each group was represented, illustrating God’s care for all people. This structure models how God provides not just leadership but inclusion, blessing every generation and background, making sure everyone has a place and a voice in His community.
Book Of Numbers Chapter 2:1-9 – How to Organize Your Life – audio and notes
Book Of Numbers Chapter 2:1-9 – How to Organize Your Life: In Numbers 2:1-9, God instructed each tribe of Israel to camp by its own standard, organized carefully around the Tabernacle. Their specific placement showed God’s intentional design, giving every group a meaningful perspective and purpose. Despite their immense numbers and challenging conditions, this arrangement brought order and unity. The lesson for us is that God places each of us with purpose, and trusting His plan brings order and meaning to our lives.
Book Of Numbers 3:1-4 – How to Learn from Tragic Mistakes – audio and notes
Book of Numbers 3:1-4 – How to Learn from Tragic Mistakes teaches us about learning from mistakes by highlighting the absence of Moses’ lineage in scripture. Despite being a great leader, Moses faced deep family issues, especially with Zipporah, his first wife, who did not share his covenant faith. These struggles, along with his later marriage, ultimately led to his sons being cut off from God’s heritage, showing how personal choices can impact generations.
Book Of Numbers 3:6-15 – How to Fulfill Divine Assignments – audio and notes
Book Of Numbers 3:6-15 – How to Fulfill Divine Assignments audio and notes. The Lord chose the Levites because He had given them a special blessing for their zeal and commitment. They were set apart to carry the Tabernacle and God’s presence, always camping close to Him. Just as the Levites drew near and faithfully fulfilled their divine assignment, God calls us to stay close to Him and carry His presence wherever we go, serving others out of obedience and humility.
Book Of Numbers 3:23-26 – How to Fulfill Your Role – audio and notes
Book Of Numbers 3:23-26 – How to Fulfill Your Role teaches that the Gershonites were assigned to camp on the west side of the tabernacle and care for its coverings, fabrics, veils, and hangings. Each family group within the tribe of Levi had a specific place and important duty, demonstrating the significance of fulfilling our unique roles. By following God’s order and serving where we are placed, we help bring His presence and blessing to the community.
Numbers 3:30-4:12: How to Prepare Your Heart for Service – audio and notes
Numbers 3:30-4:12: How to Prepare Your Heart for Service–God called the Levites to serve with order, faithfulness, and reverence, setting them apart for sacred duties to safeguard His presence and objects of worship. Service required obedience, purity, and readiness—following God’s instructions and maintaining a heart dedicated to Him. The Levites cared for the golden candlestick, symbolizing God’s precious light, and tended the altar of incense, representing prayers rising continually to the Lord. Like them, preparing your heart means embracing God’s call, seeking His strength, and ensuring your service flows from humility, holiness, and a willingness to be used for His purpose.
Book Of Numbers 3:31-38: How to Stand Firm in God’s Design – audio and notes
Book Of Numbers 3:31-38: How to Stand Firm in God’s Design – In Christ, we become new creations, restored to God through His reconciling work. Just as the Levites were given a sacred charge to guard the holy things, we too have been entrusted with the ministry of reconciliation—helping others return to God’s favor. Standing firm means staying close to His presence, fulfilling our God‑given role, avoiding spiritual drift, and remaining available for His service so His purpose can be accomplished through us.
Book Of Numbers 3:31-4:13-14: How to Honor the Cross – audio and notes
Book Of Numbers 3:31-4:13-14: How to Honor the Cross teaches that priests were charged to carry and care for the tabernacle altar, symbolizing Christ’s cross. This task, marked by weight and holiness, represents both spiritual responsibility and the call to leave behind the old life, as ashes were removed. The altar was covered with purple cloth for royalty and badger skins to show hidden spiritual treasures beneath humble appearances.
Book Of Numbers 3:33-4:49 – How to Become a Spiritual Pillar – audio and notes
Book Of Numbers 3:33-4:49 – How to Become a Spiritual Pillar audio. In 1 Kings 7:21-22, Solomon set up two massive, ornate pillars—Jachin and Boaz—at the temple’s entrance. Revelation 3:12 uses pillars to symbolize overcomers established in God’s house, bearing His name and the name of the New Jerusalem. In Numbers 3:33-4:49, the Merarites carried the tabernacle’s structural elements, showing that every believer has a role. Like them, we become spiritual pillars by standing firm, serving faithfully, and staying connected within God’s redemptive structure.
Book of Numbers 4:7-8 – How to Approach the Holy Tableook Of Numbers 4:7-8 – audio and notes
Book of Numbers 4:7-8 – How to Approach the Holy Table. The shewbread table, wrapped in heavenly blue, the blood-red covering, and hidden under badger skins, points to Christ’s presence, sacrifice, and mystery. Scriptures reveal it as a place of communion, joy, and reverence, where bread represents His body and wine His Spirit. Like Aaron’s daily service, believers are to come prepared—rested, Spirit-filled, and discerning the Lord’s body—carrying His truth, presence, and covenant in our hearts wherever we go.
Book Of Numbers 5:1-2 How to Guard the Camp of Your Heart – audio and notes
Book Of Numbers 5:1-2 How to Guard the Camp of Your Heart: God’s instructions for camp purity in Numbers 5 remind us to guard our hearts from spiritual impurity and hidden sins. Just as Israel was commanded to remove unclean things from their midst, believers today are called to keep their hearts pure through obedience, faithful giving, spiritual vigilance, and truthful self-examination. Staying spiritually clean protects us, our families, and our community from harm and keeps God’s blessings flowing in our lives.
Book Of Numbers 5:2-31 – How to Overcome Jealousy’s Poison – audio and notes
The Nazarite vow, seen in Numbers 6:1-21 and supported by Amos 2:11, Ephesians 2:1, and Revelation 3:15-16, shows us that consecration was open to anyone who desired a deeper walk with God. It involved separation in private life, public witness, and avoidance of spiritual death. Most importantly, it was a voluntary decision of how close one chose to remain to the Lord. The challenge for us today is the same—to reject lukewarmness and embrace the fire of His presence.
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Book Of Numbers 6:1-21 – How to Embrace the Nazarite Spirit – audio and notes
Talking about the Nazarite Vow or separating unto the Lord is separating from personal life, public life, and from the dead – not literal corpses. No one knows our personal life but us. Our public life is what people see, however, and in this case, a person doing this vows their hair to grow long. People may ask why your hair is so long. It’s an opportunity to explain and talk about the Lord. It shouldn’t take long to know if a person is separated unto God. His presence cost a lot. It doesn’t come cheap.
Book Of Numbers 6:19-24: How to Respond When God Calls – audio and notes
Book Of Numbers 6:19-24: How to Respond When God Calls. God invites us to seek His presence and commit ourselves like the Nazarites, setting ourselves apart in both private and public life and surrendering our best and worst. This response leads to real transformation and blessings, even during hardships or seasons of testing. When God prompts us, our hearts must answer and press in, trusting that spiritual sacrifices and steadfast faith bring greater joy and strength for us and those around us.
Book Of Numbers 6:22-27: How to Position for God’s Favor – audio and notes
Book Of Numbers 6:22-27: How to Position for God’s Favor. A study of “The Blessing.” Scripture teaches us to seek God’s face, humble ourselves, pray, and turn from sin to align with His blessing. Actual favor comes from pursuing Christ’s will, embracing His grace, and placing ourselves in His presence with thankful hearts. By doing this, we receive enduring peace, joy, and spiritual authority through the name of Jesus, as promised throughout the Word.
Book Of Numbers 7:1 – How to Embrace Life’s Seasons – audio and notes
Book Of Numbers 7:1 – How to Embrace Life’s Seasons audio. Book of Numbers 7:1 describes how Moses completed, anointed, and dedicated the Tabernacle along with its instruments, marking the beginning of organized worship for Israel. This moment highlights God’s timing and the importance of embracing every season and purpose He sets for our lives. The unified offerings from each tribe, detailed in the chapter, demonstrate obedience, unity, and generosity—reminding us that God values our faithfulness and every contribution made from the heart.
Book Of Numbers 7:1-13 – How to Provision the Lord’s Ministry – audio and notes
Book Of Numbers 7:1-13: How to Provision the Lord’s Ministry — When the tabernacle was dedicated, Israel’s leaders presented generous offerings of wagons and oxen, demonstrating authentic leadership and unity. God instructed Moses to distribute these gifts to the Levites for serving the tabernacle, showing that a leader’s giving heart funds the ministry’s mission. Actual biblical provision happens when generous, sincere offerings are offered and used in service, with each act of giving becoming worship unto the Lord.
Book Of Numbers 7:1-89 – How to Overcome Tithing Hesitation – audio and notes
Book Of Numbers 7:1-89 records how Moses completed the tabernacle and received offerings from twelve leaders of Israel over twelve days, each presenting identical gifts for the altar’s dedication. The passage emphasizes the diversity of responsibilities among the Levites, God’s provision, principles for biblical giving, and the importance of faithful generosity. Ultimately, these acts of sacrificial giving prepared the way for Moses to hear God’s voice from the mercy seat, highlighting the covenantal blessing tied to giving.
Book Of Numbers 8:1-8 How to Cleanse Yourself for Ministry – audio and notes
Book Of Numbers 8:1-8 How to Cleanse Yourself for Ministry: To serve effectively, set yourself apart as a priest by pursuing ongoing cleansing—not just from sin but for ministry—through washing in God’s Word, prayer, praise, and practical preparation. Numbers 8:1-8 details steps such as purification, renewing garments, and consecration, teaching that deeper responsibility before God requires greater separation and personal readiness to minister at His altar, so every believer can reflect Christ’s transforming work.
Book Of Numbers 8:14-26: How to Minister and Stop Plagues -audio and notes
Book Of Numbers 8:14-26: How to Minister and Stop Plagues. God set apart the Levites to serve in place of Israel’s firstborn, redeeming them for Himself through a ritual of cleansing, sacrifice, and dedication. Their ministry made atonement for the people and protected them from plagues, demonstrating that true ordained service entails wholly belonging to God, embracing sacrifice, and interceding to bring spiritual freedom and blessings to others.
Book Of Numbers 9:1-13 – How to Remember Christ’s Sacrifice – audio
The Lord instructed Moses to keep the Passover. Jesus fulfilled/ended the Passover with the Table of the Lord. The 1st-century church received the Table of the Lord every time they came together. When was the last time we had Holy Communion?
Book Of Numbers 9:15-23 – How to Surrender to Divine Directions – audio
What we see is the Glory Cloud of God, which speaks of the presence of the Lord and His angels. The cloud will lead. We can get into it. Also, we want the cloud in us, where the cloud can dwell.
Book Of Numbers 10:1-10 – How to Unleash Victory’s Trumpet – audio
Trumpets were made of precious material. They were for assembling and for moving. Hearing the trumpets was the last instruction the people received before moving. We see a total of five times trumpets were sounded.
Book Of Numbers 10:11 – How to Transition in Faith – audio
The children of God learned sixteen major principles at Sinai before they were able to move. “It came to pass,” and it was time to move, but first, they learned God speaks, and God’s people are numbered. They learned leadership must be established. Certain people were designated servants. Everyone camped and had a special view of the Lord’s dwelling. People learned to follow an imperfect leader. Parents learned they must do their spiritual worship. The Lord does not suggest. He commands.
Book Of Numbers 10:11-28 – How to Transition in Faith – audio
After two years, the children of Israel finally got to move. However, they only moved for about three days and then set up camp again. We learn that camping times are fewer than moving times. There is an order to moving and a time for each camp to move. We might not be moving when the Baptist church moves or when the Methodist church moves. We move when the Lord tells us it’s our turn to move.
Book Of Numbers 10:30-11:6 – How to Conquer Discontentment – audio
If there is anything we can put our finger on that stops the Children of God from entering their Promised Land, it’s murmuring and complaining. Moses couldn’t stop the murmuring and complaining, and the elders couldn’t stop the complaining. God couldn’t do enough to stop the murmuring. The only solution was to let the people die in the wilderness.
Book of Numbers Chapter 11:17-35
The Lord will give us the things about which we murmur and complain. He’ll give it to us until it comes out our nostrils. It appears our murmuring and complaining got us what we wanted. The fact is what we thought we wanted was a plague we brought upon ourselves.
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Apostle Paul said in the New Testament the truths of Numbers are for our examples so we would not be destroyed by the destroyer. I took the first eleven chapters and made them applicable to life and church today. I have no idea why I didn’t finish the book. There are twenty-eight messages full of present truth.
1 Corinthians 10:1-10
1 Moreover, brethren, I would not that ye should be ignorant, how that all our fathers were under the cloud, and all passed through the sea;
2 And were all baptized unto Moses in the cloud and in the sea;
3 And did all eat the same spiritual meat;
4 And did all drink the same spiritual drink: for they drank of that spiritual Rock that followed them: and that Rock was Christ.
5 But with many of them God was not well pleased: for they were overthrown in the wilderness.
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6 Now these things were our examples, to the intent we should not lust after evil things, as they also lusted.
7 Neither be ye idolaters, as were some of them; as it is written, The people sat down to eat and drink, and rose up to play.
8 Neither let us commit fornication, as some of them committed, and fell in one day three and twenty thousand.
9 Neither let us tempt Christ, as some of them also tempted, and were destroyed of serpents.
10 Neither murmur ye, as some of them also murmured, and were destroyed of the destroyer.
Book Of Numbers Audio Series: How to Approach God
Book Of Numbers Audio Series: How to Approach God
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