Leviticus 11–15 introduces laws about clean and unclean animals, diseases, and ceremonial uncleanness, highlighting spiritual truths about sin, restoration, and atonement. These laws teach us about the devastating effects of sin, the need for cleansing, and the joy of restoration that only God can provide.

Discover how these ancient practices point to Jesus Christ, whose ultimate sacrifice cleanses and restores us to God’s family. This lesson is a powerful reminder of God’s grace and the life-transforming truth of the gospel.

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How can we worship God in a way that pleases Him? In Leviticus 8–10, God establishes the priesthood and provides Israel with a pattern for worship. This passage highlights the importance of focusing on God, confessing sin, and approaching Him with reverence.

It also serves as a warning: Nadab and Abihu’s disobedience shows the danger of ignoring God’s instructions. True worship requires that we follow God’s Word, relying on Jesus Christ, the final Mediator, to give us access to the Father.

In this episode, explore how these ancient principles shape our understanding of worship today and challenge us to live as representatives of God in a watching world.

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How does sin affect your life and your relationship with God? In Leviticus 4–6, we see the nature of sin: it disrupts fellowship with God, entangles everyone, operates under the radar, and has damaging consequences when committed by influential leaders. But through the sacrificial system, God offers a way to deal with sin and points us to the ultimate solution: the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

In this episode, learn practical steps to confront sin, confess it, and trust in God’s provision for forgiveness. Discover how God’s heart for reconciliation transforms the way we live and worship today. If you’ve ever questioned the impact of sin or struggled to believe in God’s forgiveness, this episode offers reassurance and a path to restoration.

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How can you experience peace with God? Leviticus 3 and 7 reveal the beauty of the peace offering, a symbol of restored fellowship with God through sacrifice and thanksgiving. This offering followed the burnt offering, signifying that sin was atoned for and peace was established.

In this episode, discover how the peace offering pointed to Jesus Christ, the ultimate sacrifice for sin, who provides lasting peace with God. Learn how the practice of thanksgiving and fellowship in the Old Testament can deepen your relationship with God today. This lesson reminds us that peace with God isn’t earned—it’s offered freely through Jesus, the Prince of Peace.

If you’ve ever questioned your standing with God or sought deeper gratitude in your faith, this episode will guide you to rest in His grace and celebrate the joy of peace with Him.

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How did the Israelites approach God for forgiveness and fellowship? Leviticus introduces the burnt and grain offerings—two ancient practices packed with spiritual meaning. These offerings highlight the importance of confession, atonement, and gratitude. The burnt offering symbolized repentance and pointed to the sinless sacrifice of Jesus Christ, while the grain offering reflected thankfulness for God’s grace and provision.

In this episode, discover how these Old Testament sacrifices foreshadow the ultimate atonement found in Jesus. Learn why true confession is essential for forgiveness and how expressing gratitude deepens your relationship with God. This lesson offers powerful insights into God’s unchanging desire to cleanse, forgive, and preserve His people through His perfect plan of redemption.

Whether you’re new to Leviticus or seeking a deeper understanding of God’s grace, this episode will enrich your faith and remind you of His love.

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What kind of people does God want us to become? In the final chapters of Exodus, we see the Israelites learning obedience, generosity, excellence, and reverence as they build the tabernacle and prepare for God’s presence. This lesson invites us to examine whether our lives magnify God’s

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What do you do when life’s challenges test your faith? In Rebellion and Renewal, you’ll hear the powerful story of Israel’s defiance against God as they worshiped a golden calf. Their rebellion reveals how quickly people can lose sight of God’s faithfulness and grace. Moses’ heartfelt intercession on behalf of the nation illustrates the power of prayer to bring about restoration and hope.

This episode dives into the justice of God, the need for repentance, and the way His mercy triumphs over judgment. Discover how Moses’ face shone with God’s glory after being in His presence, symbolizing the transformative power of a relationship with God.

If you’ve ever struggled with doubt, discouragement, or the feeling that you’ve failed God, this lesson will remind you of His unchanging grace. Learn how God’s holiness calls us to obedience and how His forgiveness draws us back to Him.

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What lessons can tabernacle furniture teach modern believers? Exodus 30 and 31 describe the altar of incense, the basin of bronze, and other furnishings that reveal profound truths about God’s holiness, worship, and redemption. Each detail points to Jesus Christ—our ultimate High Priest, sacrifice, and Sabbath rest. Explore how the tabernacle’s design highlights the importance of prayer, purity, and service. You’ll also learn about the craftsmen God empowered with skill and wisdom to build His sanctuary. These timeless principles challenge us to serve and worship God on His terms, using the gifts He provides for His glory.

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What lessons can we learn from the Old Testament priesthood? God established Israel’s priests to teach His people about holiness, forgiveness, and redemption. These priests pointed forward to Jesus Christ, the ultimate High Priest, who fulfilled every aspect of their ministry. In this episode, you’ll uncover seven vital truths about Israel’s priests, their role in worship, and the parallels to Jesus and New Testament believers. Learn how their responsibilities still resonate today, calling us to serve as representatives of God’s truth and grace in the world.

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What can a tent in the wilderness teach you about worship and redemption? The tabernacle, designed by God, was more than a place of worship for Israel. It was filled with symbols that pointed directly to Jesus Christ, the ultimate High Priest and sacrificial Lamb. In this episode, you’ll explore the significance of the bronze altar, the golden lampstand, and the high priest’s garments, each revealing God’s heart for forgiveness, fellowship, and holiness. Learn how these ancient tools still resonate today, reminding us of Christ’s sacrifice and the importance of worshiping God with reverence and awe.

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