You may think it odd to end a series on Leviticus in a book that is not Leviticus, however, the book of Hebrews picks up the elementary principles that we uncovered in the Law and masterfully lands them on the person and work of Jesus Christ. Hebrews 10:19-25

The topic of giving can be a tense conversation in the Church because our money and possessions often have a way of fighting for the attention we give to God and His Kingdom. Most of the time, parting with material wealth and possessions is hard work. Today’s message is from Leviticus 27:26-30.

As we look at Leviticus 23, imagine we are looking at the Israelite’s annual family calendar. This is their entire year of corporate worship in one snapshot. This morning, we’re going to look at every item on the calendar and we’re going to apply the lessons that we learn along the way.

Last week we discussed holiness in general but today, we’re going to zoom in on one aspect of our lives in particular. In chapter 18, Moses moves from the general theme of holiness and applies it specifically and comprehensively to the way that we understand and practice sexuality.  Leviticus 18

God had demonstrated to the world and to his people that He was not to be trifled with. He is a holy God and will have a holy people. So God graciously gave the Law to His people. It was a rulebook of sorts for them to use. And it had ramifications for EVERY area […]

In Leviticus 16 we learn about the Day of Atonement.  This chapter could be referred to as the heart of the book of Leviticus. And, since Leviticus represents the heart of the Pentateuch, our passage today represents the heart of the heart of the Law!

The Israelites needed to be led, and in Leviticus 8-10 we find God’s gracious provision. This morning we are going to look to Leviticus 8-10 and we are going to ask the question: “What does the Law teach us about Leadership?”

Leviticus 4 deals with the sin offering. This was the offering that faithful Israelites offered when they had realized they had committed sin. They realized what they had done, felt the guilt and then brought an offering to atone for it.

Part 1 – The title of this series is “Elementary” because we understand that Leviticus – and all of the Mosaic Law – was given to us by God to function as a sort of tutor. The Law was given to teach us, to reprove us, to correct us and to train us in righteousness. […]