Leviticus 2 is a recipe for bread. What are you supposed to get out of this chapter of the Bible- The answer- NOTHING. Leviticus 2 is the essence of an offering. It is something you bring to God out of obedience because it pleases Him.

When we ask for forgiveness, is this just a free pass to sin again- What exactly is God doing when we ask for forgiveness- The burnt offering in Leviticus shows the worshiper what happens to our sin when we trust Christ as our sacrifice for sin.

Leviticus is 27 chapters of strange laws and rituals. You can't eat an owl, but you can eat a cricket - weird- But Leviticus is important to Biblical faith. It should also interest anyone who desires to know God.

For Freedom Sunday we gave special honor to our area healthcare workers. How do you bring healing to a human- It takes more than medicine to be healed.

As we get older, we really do become a lot like our parents. If your kids become a lot like you, what does that mean for their morality, ethics, and faith- As a parent, you are the prime influencer of your children. That influence can be forfeited or fostered.

A prayer to empower your life for generational impact.

The goal of singleness isn't marriage. If not, then what is it- Many churches get it wrong when it comes to singles ministry. The goal of singles ministry should be the same as the Biblical goal of singleness.

Women and men are equal, but not the same. God distinctly created a female version of the -image of God.- In a culture in which the gender lines are being blurred and women are to be treated the same as man, the Bible stands in stark contrast.

When someone is baptized the whole experience lasts about 20 seconds. So what is it that you're seeing- Is it just a person getting dunked in water or is there more than meets the eye- In this message, Brian shows you how a person's baptism corresponds to Jesus' baptism in Matthew 3.

What is your financial management plan- Do you have one- Here are the top 10 money tips from the Bible's Book of Proverbs. Apply these financial principles to endure hardship, build savings, and grow wealth.