Preach the Word Podcast

Title: "The Choice Before Us" Text: Leviticus 25–27 Theme:  God blesses obedience, disciplines disobedience, and calls His people to wholehearted commitment.

Introduction: As we come to the final chapters of Leviticus, God brings everything together. Throughout this book He has taught His people about sacrifice, worship, holiness, cleansing, service, and atonement. Now He reminds them that every decision has consequences...

Title: "The Beauty of Holiness" Text: Leviticus 21–24 Theme

Our worship and our daily lives should reflect the holiness and character of God.

Introduction

"Give unto the LORD the glory due unto his name; worship the LORD in the beauty of holiness." — Psalm 29:2

Throughout Leviticus, God has been teaching His people how sinful people can approach a holy God. Now the focus turns to those who lead in worship, the offerings...

Title: A Holy People Text: Leviticus 17–20 Theme: Holiness is not merely something we believe—it is something we live.

Introduction Leviticus has been teaching us how sinful people can approach a holy God. But beginning in chapter 17, the emphasis shifts. God is no longer speaking primarily about sacrifices and ceremonies, but about everyday living. Israel had been redeemed, cleansed, and forgiven. Now they were called ...

03) Leviticus 16 Title: The Day of Atonement

Text: Leviticus 16

Theme:

God made a way for sinful people to be forgiven, cleansed, and reconciled through a substitute.

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Introduction

Throughout Leviticus, we have studied sacrifice, worship, cleansing, and holiness. But every chapter has been building toward this one. Leviticus 16 is the center of the book and the most important day on Israel’s calendar—the Day of Atoneme...

Title: The Reality of Defilement Text: Leviticus 12–15 Theme: Sin has affected every part of life, but God has provided cleansing through Jesus Christ.

Introduction: After teaching Israel how to live differently in Leviticus 11, God now reminds them why holiness is necessary. Leviticus 12–15 deals with ceremonial uncleanness resulting from childbirth, leprosy, and bodily discharges. These conditions were not always the ...

03) Leviticus 11

Title: Living Different Text: Leviticus 11 Theme: Holiness is not just for worship—it is for everyday life.

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Introduction

Leviticus 11 is more than just a chapter about what to eat and what not to eat. It’s a chapter about Holiness. Because the children of Israel belonged to God, they were to live differently than the world. Each action and decision was to show not only who they were, but whose they we...

03) Leviticus 10 Title: "Worship Gone Wrong" Text: Leviticus 10

Introduction: In Leviticus 9, God had just shown His approval of the worship by sending fire from heaven to consume the sacrifice. The people rejoiced, and God's glory appeared before them. But in the very next chapter, Aaron's sons, Nadab and Abihu, brought what the Bible calls "strange fire" before the Lord—something God had not commanded. They may have intend...

Leviticus 8 and 9 record the consecration of Aaron and his sons as priests before the Lord. They were set apart by God for a specific purpose and called to serve Him according to His will. For believers today, this provides a beautiful picture of how we have been set apart for service. Because of Jesus Christ, our Great High Priest, not only can we go into the presence of God, we can live a life that pleases and brings glory to Him...

Title: "Keep the Fire Burning" Text: Leviticus 6–7 Theme: Remain faithful and continue walking with God

Leviticus 6–7 revisits the offerings already introduced in chapters 1–5, but now God gives instructions specifically to the priests. The emphasis shifts from bringing the sacrifice to maintaining the worship. The priests were responsible for handling the offerings properly, teaching God's people, and keeping the...

eviticus 4 introduces the sin offering and Leviticus 5 introduces the trespass (guilt) offering.

The emphasis shifts from: devotion worship fellowship

to: guilt cleansing forgiveness restoration

The lesson is simple: Sin is never ignored by God, minimized by God, or excused by God. It must be confessed, atoned for, and forsaken.

In our last message, we learned that worship is the life we live before God every day—our devotion...

A Life Given in Worship Text: Leviticus 2–3

Introduction:

Leviticus opens up with the three Savor offerings: Burnt Offering: Chapter 1; Meal Offering: Chapter 2; Peace Offering: Chapter 3

A wonderful application we get from this study, is that  worship is something we should do every day. Our Worship should not only be constant, but a way of life. There are three words we will look at that have to do with a life given to...

Title: "The Way Begins with Sacrifice" Text: Leviticus

We now come to the book of Leviticus. So far we have covered the four Great events of Genesis (The Creation, The Fall, the Flood, and the Tower of Babel.) We then looked at the four important people of Genesis (Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph). We then saw Israel triumphantly delivered out of Egypts bondage through the blood of the Passover Lamb. We learned about the Red Sea ...

Title: The Wonderful Book of Deliverance Text:  Exodus

Exodus – “A departure” or “a way out” Second Book of the Bible, second book of the Pentateuch (1st five books, means 5 books. They are the books of Moses) Exodus is literally the sequel to Genesis. Nothing is started and nothing is finished. Genesis covers a time period of 2,315 or so years. Exodus covers a time period of 216 years (focus is r...

Exodus 25–40 “God’s Dwelling Place” Text: Exodus 25–40

Introduction:

Exodus 25–40 shifts the focus of the book.Up to this point, God has delivered His people out of Egypt, brought them through the wilderness, and given them His law at Sinai. The question now is not just how they should live, but how a holy God can live among sinful people.

God gives instructions for the tabernacle—a dwellin...

Title: "Access by Blood" Text: Exodus 24

Introduction Exodus 24 brings everything to a head.God has delivered His people, brought them to Sinai, and given them His law. Now the question is not just how they should live—but how a holy God can live among a sinful people.This chapter answers that.

The covenant is not just spoken—it is confirmed. The people agree to obey, sacrifices are made, and blood is applied. Then God...