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
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?”
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. […]
Isaiah 40 is the HINGE of the entire book where Isaiah turns from God’s promise of judgement to God’s promise of mercy. It is the sun breaking through after a long, dark night. It is God’s word of hope to a people who were going to be sitting in the darkness of exile in Babylon […]
As we come to the conclusion of this creed, we remind ourselves that God has a plan to finally, once and for all, make this world RIGHT! Hallelujah! Revelation 21:1-22:5
Today we look at what it means to believe in the resurrection of the body, and why it matters. 1 Corinthians 15:35-58
The line that we’re considering this morning is really a “part two” to what we studied last week. “Communion” is another word for unity. “Saints” refers to every believer scattered across the globe and across the denominations. When we confess these lines, we are essentially saying, “I believe that God’s church is one and that […]
Today’s sermon delves into the question: Why Is So Little Attention Given To The Holy Ghost In The Creed? Acts 1:6-11 and Acts 2:1-11
This is a line in the creed that is widely understood but, by some estimations, narrowly believed. Acts 1:6-11, Revelation 20:11-15