Journey with me through the final chapters of Leviticus — chapters 25, 26, and 27 — where God reveals His heart for renewal, restoration, and covenant faithfulness.

In these passages, we see:

• The Year of Jubilee — God’s design for freedom and a fresh start

• Blessings vs. Consequences — how walking with God shapes our lives

• Vows and Dedication — honoring the commitments we make before Him

These chapters remind us that God is both just and deeply compassionate, inviting us to live in rhythm with His grace.

Thank you for choosing to spend this time in the Word with me.
May this reading bring peace, clarity, and a deeper understanding of God’s heart.

Chapters:

In this reading of Leviticus 22–24, we walk through God’s call for His people to live set apart—both in worship and in daily life.
These chapters reveal His heart for reverence, justice, rest, and holy rhythms that shape our connection with Him.

May this quiet time in the Word bring peace, clarity, and a deeper understanding of God’s character as you listen.

n this episode, we continue through Leviticus with chapters 19–21 — powerful scriptures that show what everyday holiness looks like, how God sets boundaries for His people, and the calling He places on those who serve Him.
These chapters remind us that holiness isn’t just ritual… it’s lifestyle, character, reverence, and relationship.

Take a moment to slow down, breathe, and listen as the Word speaks for itself.

In this episode, we journey through Leviticus 16–18—chapters that reveal God’s holiness, His call to purity, and the deep meaning behind atonement. These passages remind Israel (and us today) what it means to walk closely with a holy God.
Take a moment to slow down, breathe, and soak in Scripture as we read together.

In this episode, we continue through Leviticus 13 to 15 — chapters that speak about physical conditions, isolation, and restoration. These passages remind us that God cares deeply about both the body and the spirit. What once required outward cleansing now points us to the inward renewal we find through Christ.

Listen as we walk through the laws of leprosy, purification, and wholeness — and reflect on how God’s presence still meets us in our need for healing, mercy, and grace.

In this episode, we continue through Leviticus chapters 10–12.
We witness what happens when reverence is forgotten, and how God calls His people back to holiness and cleansing.
These chapters remind us that His presence is sacred, His instructions are purposeful, and His grace makes us clean again.

Take a moment to pause, listen, and reflect on the God who still calls us to walk in purity and honor.

In today’s episode, we continue through Leviticus 7–9 — exploring how God called His people to obedience, anointed Aaron and his sons for service, and revealed His glory through the fire of His presence.
Listen, reflect, and draw near as we learn what it means to live set apart.

Spoken Words™ | © 2025 Gail Rodriguez

n this episode, we continue through the book of Leviticus with chapters 4 through 6—where God gives instructions about sin offerings, guilt offerings, and what it means to make things right. These passages remind us that even when we fall short, God makes a way for restoration. His mercy is greater than our mistakes.

n this episode, we continue through Leviticus and explore the peace offering — a beautiful symbol of fellowship and gratitude between God and His people. Unlike the burnt offering, this one was shared, showing that God not only forgives but invites us into His presence.

Leviticus 3 reminds us that peace with God isn’t earned — it’s received. And through Jesus Christ, our ultimate peace offering, we now live in that unbroken fellowship.

Spoken Words™ | © 2025 Gail Rodriguez

In this episode, we close the book of Exodus with chapters 37 through 40. These chapters describe the finishing touches of the tabernacle—the Ark of the Covenant, the lampstand, the altar, the priestly garments, and finally, the Lord’s glory filling the sanctuary. It’s a powerful reminder of God’s desire to dwell among His people and lead them every step of the way.