
Moses is on the mountain. The people grow restless. Aaron melts under the pressure of the crowd and fashions a golden calf from the gold God himself had provided. And when Moses returns, one man stands between the sins of his people and the righteous anger of God — arms outstretched, pleading for mercy, willing to be blotted out if the people cannot be forgiven. In this sermon from Exodus 32, Rev Andrew Irwin opens the Golden Calf narrative, shows us the contrast between Aaron's failure and Moses' faithfulness, and invites us to see in Moses the clearest shadow yet of the one who would intercede for us at Calvary. Preached at St Paul's & St Barnabas, Belfast — Sunday 13 September 2026.
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