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The book of Leviticus means "things pertaining to the Levites", and is somewhat a handbook for the priests. They were responsible, in part, for distinguishing between the "holy and the common" and the "unclean and the clean." This affected many aspects of Jewish life-food, skin diseases, hygiene, and sexual relations. But all of this ultimately pointed to the uncleanness of the human heart and our need for the purifying work of the Savior, Jesus Christ.

In the Old Testament, God made a way for man to WORSHIP Him and have FELLOWSHIP with Him through sacrifices and feasts. Today, Pastor Gary starts a 3-part series through the book of Leviticus beginning with the Sacrifices. We will see the parallels between the Leviticus offerings and the sacrifice of Jesus who died for the sins of the world.

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Someone or something has probably shaped your view of God. Either a person or a particular event in your life or the way you were raised has impacted your perception of God. However, that perception may not be true or biblically accurate. In Exodus 34, God Himself gives us seven dominant qualities and one lesser quality of His nature. Today, we will explore what God says about Himself and see if our own personal perception of God lines up with the truth.

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While Moses was away for 40 days receiving instructions from the Lord atop Mt. Sinai, the Israelites were back at camp engaging in wild parties and the worship of a golden calf. They had quickly abandoned the Lord and resorted to their old ways. What lessons can we learn from this tragic story and how can we avoid similar compromises? Pastor Gary addresses those questions and more in today's study from Exodus 32.

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When God gave instructions to Moses about building a Tabernacle and installing a Priesthood, it was for the purpose of God communing with His people, and the people communing with God. And just as the Tabernacle pointed to the ultimate "dwelling of God with men" in the person of Jesus Christ, so the Priesthood points to Jesus as our High Priest. Join Pastor Gary for today's Bible study from Exodus 28-31.

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