Parkway Podcast

In this message, we’re challenged with a simple but powerful question: “What is in your hand?”—a reminder that God has already placed gifts, abilities, and opportunities within each of us for His kingdom. Instead of waiting for more, the call is to surrender what we already have and trust God to multiply it for His purposes. The sermon highlights how ordinary things, when offered to God, become the starting point for extraordinary impact. It’s an invitation to stop overlooking your influence and start using it right where you are. If you’ve ever wondered whether what you have is enough, this message will inspire you to see it through God’s eyes and step into your calling.

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In this second installment of the Parkway Podcast, Pastor Jay and Pastor Jim continue their discussion on the book of Leviticus.

Their conversation explores the meaning of Israel as God’s “chosen people,” while addressing modern questions around conflict and faith. The pastors create space for honest dialogue, emphasizing that God’s heart is for all people and that “chosen” points more to responsibility and God’s redemptive plan through Jesus than privilege.

The episode then turns to Leviticus, showing how Israel’s patterns of worship were designed to set them apart and point to the coming Messiah. It highlights key aspects of worship that the children of Israel teach us in the book of Leviticus—like remembering, gratitude, giving, and repentance—while inviting listeners to rediscover intentional practices that shape a deeper, more formed faith.

Links to Resources:

Leviticus for Beginners: https://bibletalk.tv/books/leviticus

Leviticus (Hebrew Law II from Greater Than Gold) Bible Study: https://parkwaycc.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Hebrew-Law-II-Study-Guide_FULL-STUDY.pdf

Part 1 of Leviticus Podcast: https://youtu.be/V4p2EZd7p-Q?si=ZKZqBN1yem9U7JbI

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This sermon uses the image of a runway to show how the church is meant to receive, sustain, and release what God sends. Our generosity—how we give, serve, and live—directly expands that runway and increases what God can do through us. As the runway grows, so does our capacity to impact lives beyond the church walls. The vision is simple but powerful: when we build the runway together, our city is changed. Watch and see how your life plays a part in what God is launching next.

Celebrate the resurrection of Jesus with us through baptisms and testimonies of the work Jesus is still doing in healing lives today.

In this sermon, we’re invited into a bigger vision of faith that isn’t meant to be lived alone, but carried across generations—where each age group has a role in God’s story. The message highlights the beauty of honoring those who have gone before us, recognizing their faithfulness, wisdom, and sacrifices as a foundation we stand on. At the same time, it casts a compelling vision for intentionally blessing and investing in the next generation, not just with words but with presence, encouragement, and spiritual inheritance. There’s a call to unity—that when generations come together with a shared purpose, something uniquely powerful happens in the church.

This week’s message explores the powerful theme of clean and unclean in Leviticus, inviting us to see how God defines what it means to be set apart. Through detailed instructions around sin, sacrifice, and daily worship, we begin to understand that these distinctions weren’t about perfection—but about relationship and restoration. The passage reveals a God who cares deeply about holiness, yet makes a way for His people to be made clean and brought near again. As the altar fire continually burned, it served as a reminder that staying connected to God is an ongoing, intentional pursuit. Join us as we unpack how these ancient practices still speak into our lives today.

One that erodes relationships, causes us to easily be offended, creates disobedient hearts, makes us live life selfishly. Something that we ALL have. Nations fall for it. People die because of it. Relationships are ruined because of it.

In this episode of the Parkway Podcast, Pastor Jay and Pastor Jim discuss how the often-overlooked book of Leviticus still speaks powerfully to believers today. They explore how the laws and rituals in Leviticus reveal God’s holiness and help us understand the deeper spiritual principles that still apply to Christian life. Together they examine how pursuing holiness is not about legalism, but about cultivating a genuine relationship with God that allows His presence to shape our homes, habits, and hearts. Ultimately, the episode challenges believers to move beyond simply knowing about God and instead pursue a life that hosts His presence through sincere discipleship and holiness.

Links to Resources:

Leviticus for Beginners: https://bibletalk.tv/books/leviticus

Leviticus (Hebrew Law II from Greater Than Gold) Bible Study: https://parkwaycc.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Hebrew-Law-II-Study-Guide_FULL-STUDY.pdf

Leviticus is answering one central question: How do a sinful people live with a Holy God in their midst? God is teaching us discernment. What you repeatedly allow will eventually shape you. Holiness is about guarding what has access to you. It's not about perfection, holiness is about returning to the right filter. What filter are you living with?

In the ancient world, wells meant survival, inheritance, and permanence. You didn’t control territory by flags. You controlled territory by water. And the enemy understood something: If you cannot create a better source, bury the true one.