Jesus knew what His Goal was in this life; he would not be deterred nor taken off course. If Jesus did not stay the course, we would not be saved. On His way to the Cross, Jesus stopped to help two blind men.

One day we are leaving this life, and the question is have you made preparation to live?

Living a Holy life is not popular with the world, but it is absolutely required by God. Being Holy must be reflected in our work and in how we relate to people. Today we pick up with Leviticus 19:9,10 and consider how work is a part of God's plan.

God's Holiness demands that sin be punished. I am convinced that many people only want to hear about God's love because it makes them feel better about themselves. But God's character is Holy and we cannot do anything that we want. We are to be set apart for God's exclusive use.

While many people may not want to acknowledge God's laws, they are nevertheless affected by them. God's laws were put into place to protect us and His sexual laws were also given for our protection. Today we address a very sensitive matter regarding sexual relationships.

Anytime we try to add anything to the Blood of Christ, we taint it. There are no good works, absolutely nothing that we can do to bring about our salvation. In Leviticus, God says that the Life is in the Blood.

The Day of Atonement was the most Solemn Day of the Lord. Aaron could not just go into the Holy of Holies when he wanted. He had to present himself as God said and he could not enter into the presence of the Lord without blood.

Preparation is required for a marathon. In this Christian walk, we need to prepare for the course and make sure that we watch and prepare adequately. Tenika, who is the niece of Pastor Marcus Small, delivers a timely message.

The Priesthood was established at Mount Sinai and Aaron and his sons would now be the ones to go before the Lord to offer sacrifices on behalf of the people and for themselves. While Moses had been the mediator, God was going to work through the Priesthood.

There is a prevalent thought today that skin color should be more important than truth. In none of God's laws were skin color or favoritism of any person or group to be the standard of making decisions. God instructed Moses that the priests and the judges were to investigate truth and make their decisions based on truth. We also need to remember that we reap what we sow.