Leviticus 22: A Christian in Name or in Nature?

Leviticus 25: You Gotta Have Faith

Leviticus 25 reveals the heart of God through the Sabbath year, the Year of Jubilee, and the promise of redemption. In this chapter, we see that God calls His people to trust Him completely, rest in His provision, and remember that everything ultimately belongs to Him. The Year of Jubilee points us to Jesus Christ, our ultimate Redeemer. Through Him, our debts of sin are canceled, captives are set free, and what was lost can be restored. We do not have to wait 50 years for freedom, in Christ, Jubilee is available every day. This episode is a reminder that God is not a God of fractions. He calls us to live fully surrendered, walking by faith even when obedience looks uncertain.

Leviticus 24: Stop Living on Yesterday’s Faith

In Leviticus 24, we see powerful reminders through the lamp, the showbread, the tongue, and the law of justice. God calls His people to keep the fire burning continually, to live in daily fellowship with Him, and to understand the weight of our words. This chapter reminds us not to live off yesterday’s faith, but to seek fresh bread daily through Jesus, the Bread of Life. It also challenges us to surrender our speech to God, walk away from revenge, and love like Christ even when it is difficult. May we be people whose light does not go out, whose hearts stay close to God, and whose lives reflect the love and mercy of Jesus.

Leviticus 23: God Is A God Of Organization & Celebration

Leviticus 23 lays out the seven feasts commanded by God for His people as a means to help them remember God’s faithfulness, provision, and holiness. This was not only a protection against ingratitude, doubt, and cynicism, but also a means by which they could retain a clear identity of who they were as a people and where they came from. The seven feasts paint a beautiful prophetic sequence of God’s work of redemption throughout history, including the death, burial, resurrection of Jesus, the coming of the Holy Spirit upon the church, the second coming of Jesus, the inauguration of His role as High Priest and the millennial kingdom on earth with His people. Don’t put God in your calendar; put yourself in His.

Leviticus 22: A Christian in Name or in Nature?

Leviticus 22 calls God's people to honor His name through holy living. In this episode, we explore the difference between merely claiming to be a Christian and truly living as one. If our lives are meant to reflect Christ, what evidence should be seen in us? Through the theme of sanctification, we discuss what it means to bear God's name and walk in a way that honors Him.

Leviticus 21: The Higher The Office, The Greater The Responsibility

Leviticus 21 highlights the unique calling of the priests and the higher standard God required of those who ministered before Him. In this episode, we explore how greater responsibility brings greater accountability, and how those who draw near to God are called to reflect His holiness. Through the priesthood, we see a powerful reminder that serving the Lord is both a privilege and a calling that requires consecration, obedience, and a life set apart for His glory.