Pastor Mark Dever has said, “In our day, casualness of leaders is somehow believed to be the ultimate symbol of intimacy with God.” Leviticus 8 tells about the consecration of Aaron and his sons for ministry, and it also gives us insight on how we should be consecrated to worship God.

Do you think God cares whether we eat fast (fuel up quick and get on with life) or whether we eat slowly (and chew the fat with each other)? The answer is found in the book of Leviticus and God’s instruction on Peace Offerings.

Leviticus and Numbers have a lot of material that is clearly just for the “sons of Israel.” That is true for much of the Old Testament. So, how can we know what parts apply to us? Pastor Jon shares some Bible study guidelines, and then shows how they can be used in studying the grain offering.

Pastor Jon begins this new sermon series in

Leviticus and Numbers with an introduction to why we should study these often-neglected books and then jumping right in with a look at Burnt Offerings.

Dedication Sunday for New Building

Pastor Jon takes some time to speak about what

ministries are coming up this fall and where God has been directing the church leadership as we seek to reach out to our community.

Dr. Jason Lee shares from Matthew 10 that disciples of Jesus face opposition, but God has given us provisions for the mission so that we

will not remain silent.

Pastor Jon concludes this short series on healthy discipleship by emphasizing the importance of missional living, challenging us with some specific action steps to put it all into practice in the weeks and months ahead.

Pastor Jon Young

Pastor Ken continues our series on discipleship.