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These two chapters of Leviticus present the “law” for each of the sacrifices described in chapters 1–5.  The earlier chapters emphasize the mechanics of the sacrifices (e.g., the preparation of sacrifices and their ingredients). Leviticus 6-7, on the oth

Several topics are covered in this exegetical study. What the Bible says about how believers get judged according to works. What is the fear of God really?
What’s the difference between Jesus and the Bible (they are both called the word)? And you will learn how the Old Testament is like Mr. Miyagi from Karate Kid. This is a verse by verse study of 1 Peter 1:14-25.

Prophecy fulfilled in Jesus and it’s implications. Dispelling the idea that faith means “belief for no reason”.
This message is part of a series through the book of 1 Peter in an exegetical, verse by verse study.

In this episode we take a break from Leviticus to talk to two friends of Mike who use the divine council worldview of biblical theology in a unique way – ministering to deliberately / ritually traumatized people (e.g., victims of human trafficking and sa

Leviticus 5 focuses on the so-called “guilt offering” of the OT sacrificial system. As was the case with the “sin offering” of Leviticus 4, the terminology / translation “guilt offering” is misleading, due to how Christians naturally filter OT sacrificia

An encouraging vs by vs study through 1 Peter 1:3-7
Topics addressed: What does “born again” really mean? What are the implications of Jesus’ resurrection? What kind of inheritance do believers have? Being hope-filled EVEN in grief.

Leviticus 4 focuses on the instructions for, and meaning of, the so-called “sin offering” of the OT sacrificial system. In this episode, we talk about how the translation “sin offering” is misleading, due to how Christians naturally filter OT sacrificial