July 17, 2011 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Leviticus 1—7
The opening chapters of Leviticus establish God's instructions for the various sacrifices offered by Israel. These offerings reveal both the seriousness of sin and God's gracious provision for fellowship, forgiveness, and worship. As Pastor Lloyd explores these foundational sacrifices, discover how they ultimately point forward to Jesus Christ, the perfect sacrifice who fulfilled what these offerings could only foreshadow.
Roles for Priesthood
July 24, 2011 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Leviticus 8—10
God sets apart Aaron and his sons to serve as priests, giving them the sacred responsibility of representing Him before the people. Their consecration, as well as the sobering account of Nadab and Abihu, reminds us that God is holy and must be approached according to His Word. These chapters reveal the privilege and responsibility of spiritual leadership and the importance of honoring God with reverence.
Ritual Cleanliness - Set Apart
July 31, 2011 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Leviticus 11—15
Through laws concerning clean and unclean animals, disease, and ceremonial purity, God teaches Israel the importance of being distinct from the surrounding nations. While these regulations addressed outward cleanliness, they also pointed to the deeper need for inward holiness. Leviticus reminds believers that God calls His people to be set apart for His purposes.
Day of Atonement, Shadow of Redemption
August 21, 2011 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Leviticus 16—17
The Day of Atonement was Israel's most sacred day, when the high priest entered the Holy of Holies to make atonement for the nation's sins. These chapters provide a powerful picture of God's plan of redemption, ultimately fulfilled through Jesus Christ, our perfect High Priest. Join Pastor Lloyd as he examines how these Old Testament shadows reveal the fullness of God's saving work.
Holiness in Relationships
September 18, 2011 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Leviticus 18—19
God calls His people to reflect His holiness in every area of life, including their relationships, morality, and treatment of others. These chapters reveal that true holiness is demonstrated not only through worship but also through love, justice, and obedience in everyday life. God's standard remains the same: "Be holy, for I, the Lord your God am holy."
Expectations of Spiritual Leadership
October 2, 2011 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Leviticus 20—22
God holds those who serve Him to a high standard, calling both priests and the people to lives marked by holiness and obedience. These chapters emphasize accountability, reverence, and the importance of honoring God's name. As Pastor Lloyd walks through these passages, discover timeless principles for faithful spiritual leadership and wholehearted devotion to the Lord.
Times and Seasons - Part 1
October 16, 2011 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Leviticus 23
God appoints sacred feasts and seasons to remind His people of His faithfulness throughout their history. Each celebration points to God's work of redemption while also anticipating His future promises. Leviticus 23 reveals how God's calendar proclaims His plan from redemption to ultimate restoration.
Times and Seasons - Part 2
October 23, 2011 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Leviticus 24—25
The instructions concerning the tabernacle, the Sabbath year, and the Year of Jubilee reveal God's heart for worship, rest, justice, and restoration. These chapters remind Israel that everything ultimately belongs to the Lord and that His provision is sufficient. Through these appointed times, God teaches His people to trust Him and live in dependence upon His grace.
Blessings and Cursings
October 30, 2011 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Leviticus 26
Before Israel enters the Promised Land, God clearly sets before them the consequences of obedience and disobedience. Blessings accompany faithfulness, while rebellion brings discipline designed to lead His people back to Himself. This chapter reveals both God's perfect justice and His enduring mercy toward those who repent.
Consecration and Commitment
November 6, 2011 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Leviticus 27
Leviticus concludes with instructions concerning vows and things dedicated to the Lord, emphasizing the importance of keeping one's commitments to God. Worship involves not only sacrifice but also faithful stewardship and wholehearted devotion. This final chapter challenges believers to honor the Lord with every area of their lives and to remain fully committed to Him.
