InVerse

What does biblical holiness look like in everyday life, and why is it so important to make holy choices even when we're alone?

Looking at the whole biblical context for one of society's most sensitive topics.

Exploring the vast implications of the earthly sanctuary representing the heavenly sanctuary, looking especially at the prophetic Day of Atonement.

The Day of Atonement reveals God's ultimate plan for dealing with sin—a plan of both salvation and justice.

Why are the Levitical food laws so important to our spiritual lives, and how does what we eat connect to and affect holiness?

Exploring the worship in Leviticus and how it reveals some things that modern services and believers often lack.

The process of consecrating the Levitical priests has major implications for us as the priesthood of 1 Peter 2.

The trespass offering teaches us that when we sin, we need to make things right with the people we hurt before we can seek to make things right with God.

The sin offering reminds us that when we sin, it's primarily against God, even when it's unintentional or involves other people.

The fellowship offering reveals God's desire to restore broken relationships, both vertically and horizontally.

The grain offering emphasized giving thanks to the religious leaders for their ministry and to God for His gifts.

Discussing how the burnt offering points to our need for a Savior and exploring how we can respond to the gift of salvation without burning out.