If the priesthood has changed, why are we still ministering like Levites?  Why does worship still feel like work—and presence feel out of reach?

In this episode, Alex discusses one of the most deeply embedded assumptions in modern worship: that it’s our job to carry the presence or prepare the way. But Jesus didn’t come from Levi. He came from the order of Melchizedek—and if we are joined to Him, everything has changed. There’s no more outer court, no more sacred tribe, no more man who offers on our behalf.

Ask Yourself:

• Am I still seeing worship as a way to “enter in” or get God’s attention?→ Or do I know that I am already in, because Christ is in me?
• Have I taken on a role—like a modern-day Levite—thinking it’s my job to carry the presence or create access for others, rather than pointing to the One who already has?→ Or do I live and lead as one who is already a dwelling place?
• Do I believe someone else can mediate my access to God—through worship, prayer, or atmosphere?→ Or do I come boldly because Jesus has already made the way?
• Am I still ministering from the outside, trying to get close?→ Or am I ministering from within, because I am already one with Him?
• Have I recognised that the temple is no longer a place I go, but a person I’ve become?→ Do I live like the veil is gone, the priesthood has changed, and I am now His resting place?

Listener's Guide:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CghKe2NP9ZMslL3fq12ijjq6DhciUFuh?usp=sharing