What Shall I Render

The truth we have in Christ is given to lead us to God through Him. Lord bless us with ears to hear...

God made a way to forgive, cleanse, and cover sin. This tells us a lot about Him and about the efficacy of Christ's shedding His blood to make peace (Col 1:19-20).

Jesus is the Bread of God to give spiritual life to our weary souls. We can trust in His work at the cross to satisfy the just requirements of God's righteousness.

God came here, to our sin sick world. He did not come to establish a national holiday, nor to give people what the flesh desires. He came to bring Life and Peace, and He did that!

Sinners often seek what they cannot find, a way for them to come to God on their own. It will never happen. Jesus, alone, is the Way to come before the Father (Micah 6:6-8; Jn 14:6).

God has created a place where we can rejoice, regardless of trials, a place of peace and protection. It is a covenant place. The Place is His Son, Christ Jesus, we find these blessings in Him, alone. Peace to you as you seek Him! (Php 4:4-7; Eph 2:14).

An important part of God's covenant with ancient Israel was for them to participate in what He gave them through the covenant He made with them. Our covenant is Jesus and in Him we, too, are called to participate in what He brings us access, atonement, and standing as covenant children.

The message of the gospel and its promises were the answer to all the early church's problems. Still today, the promises of God to us in the gospel are powerful to help us face our problems.

In all the sacrifices of the Law of Moses, their ceremonies, and the intercession of the priesthood, the LORD was calling His people to know Him. Every aspect of His call was to equip them for the purpose of God before them.

God in love gave His Son that He might give His love, His Spirit to His people. We get to live lives that reflect this!

In all the sacrifices of the Law of Moses, their ceremonies, and the intercession of the priesthood, the LORD was calling His people to know Him. Every aspect of His call was to equip them for the purpose of God before them.

God blessed ancient Israel with a way to remember the multi faceted peace He gave them. It was peace with God, self, and brethren. A heart for God remembers and manifests this peace in fruitful ways (Lev 3; Matt 22:34-40z).

Obedience is the fruit of thankfulness, gratitude, and faith, recalling what God has done grows them all within us!

Christ brings peace to us that is powerful enough to rule in our hearts and lives, if we will let it!

The Peace/Fellowship Offering for ancient Israel was a call to acknowledge, engage, and live out of the life of peace the LORD had given them (Lev 3). God's blessings become powerful to those who trust in Him!

Family, food, and thanksgiving, these are all from God. He created them, physically, to sustain life. He creates them on a spiritual level through covenant .

Remembering God's work for us keeps us consecrated to Him and His purpose for our lives.

Salt is an element of sacrifice for ancient Israel. Salt covenants made by the LORD were lasting covenants of commitment and purpose. Salt describes who we are to be in the New Covenant.

Fragrant aroma sacrifices in Leviticus demonstrate to Israel all they are and have been given by the LORD their God.

Law only cannot bring agreement between God and law breakers/sinners; atonement, intercession, and worship are needed.

When God has spoken, faith becomes possible. When we hear His message faith becomes sure and certain in our lives.

Worship has always been a means of drawing God's people near to Him, in heart and mind. This is acceptable and pleasing to God.

The faithfulness of God is what gives assurance to our souls and perseverance to our faith in Him!

I love the LORD for He heard my voice ... Be at rest once more my soul for the LORD has been good to you!