Sin always has a reason. But guilt is never excused by good intentions or bad intelligence. Everyone knows that “ignorance of the law is no excuse.” Sin is sin. Guilt is guilt. But God is gracious. Join us as we examine Leviticus 4 and consider what God has to say about unintentional sin and the danger of making excuses.

Where’s your peace chamber? The woods? The barn? The well-worn chair? The day alone? Or with others? Or is it in worship? The Word? Prayer?  In the “diligent use of all the outward means whereby Christ communicates to us the benefits of redemption.” Join us as we examine Leviticus 3 and consider the instructions for the peace offerings and how we find peace in God’s promises and presence. 

Are you a cheerful giver? Is your worship joyful? Are you preparing for worship with the oil of gladness, the sweet incense of prayer, the refined flour of gratitude, all seasoned with the salt of grace? What are you bringing? Are you a cheerful giver? Join us as we examine Leviticus 2 and consider what the instructions about the grain offering teach us about cheerful giving. 

Far from being obsolete, Leviticus is as relevant for the modern Christian as the ancient Israelite.  This ancient sourcebook for ceremonial and community life, reveals scripture’s most poignant pictures of both God’s justifying and sanctifying grace.   Join us as we begin our survey of Leviticus with an introduction to its historical context, literary structure, content, and theology.