On what basis did Jesus rise from the dead? Of all the people who die, why does He rise again? Leviticus shows us that the power of His life demanded that He could not stay dead.

Job, his very name brings thoughts of suffering and loss, but who was this man? We examine his world, learn about his life and character, and see how he points us to the Righteous Sufferer.

What do animals, the loss of blood, and debilitating diseases all have in common? In Leviticus they teach us much about the nature of God. We consider the various cleansing laws and discover that our God is holy in every way.

As God makes His dwelling place among His people, he ordains the Leviticus Priesthood to attend to worship. In the Levitical priesthood we will see the extent of God’s mercy amid a large distance between Him and His sinful people.

Ever said something without thinking or behaved shamefully? This Sunday evening we will look at the Apostle Peter and see that the Lord can change us and use us in powerful ways in spite of our sin and foolishness.

God saved the Israelites from Egypt and then declared that He will dwell in their midst. But how can this Holy God dwell with such a common people? In this first instalment of our short series in Leviticus we will see the function of Ritual Sacrifices in Leviticus and what they communicate about God, the Israelites, and us.

In a conversation with the Jews, the Lord Jesus diagnoses a problem and proposes a solution. As we listen in on this conversation, we hear from the Lord what the True Bread is and how we are to be strengthened. Join us this Sunday evening as we consider from John 6 How Jesus Feeds us.

This week we see how David lavishly prepares for the building of the Temple and what lessons we can learn from his example as we build the Church

This Sunday we look at a text that poses many questions to the contemporary reader. Questions regarding temptation, sovereignty and judgement. So come ready to be challenged and changed.

Who Is like the Lord Our God? This short hymn of praise celebrates the way in which the great and majestic God who rules over all takes notice of the lowly. Such a God is indeed worthy to be praised by all mankind.