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Lesson 7—Ministry (August 6–12) 05.08.2023 29:03 ↓

The process of consecrating the Levitical priests has major implications for us as the priesthood of 1 Peter 2.

Lesson 6—Restitution (July 30–August 5) 29.07.2023 29:04 ↓

The trespass offering teaches us that when we sin, we need to make things right with the people we hurt before we can seek to make things right with God.

Lesson 5—Forgiveness (July 23–29) 22.07.2023 29:04 ↓

The sin offering reminds us that when we sin, it's primarily against God, even when it's unintentional or involves other people.

Lesson 4—Fellowship (July 16–22) 15.07.2023 29:04 ↓

The fellowship offering reveals God's desire to restore broken relationships, both vertically and horizontally.

Lesson 3—Care (July 9–15) 08.07.2023 29:04 ↓

The grain offering emphasized giving thanks to the religious leaders for their ministry and to God for His gifts.

Lesson 2—Devotion (July 2–8) 01.07.2023 29:04 ↓

Discussing how the burnt offering points to our need for a Savior and exploring how we can respond to the gift of salvation without burning out.

Lesson 1—Jesus (June 25–July 1) 24.06.2023 29:04 ↓

What's the purpose of Leviticus? Is it just a boring book of rules and sacrifices?

Lesson 13—Ablaze With God’s Glory (June 17–23) 17.06.2023 28:29 ↓

How can we guard against being deceived in these end times? How can we tell whether we're truly living in Christ?

Lesson 12—The Seal of God and the Mark of the Beast: Part 2 (June 10–16) 10.06.2023 28:31 ↓

What are we as a church and as individuals supposed to take from biblical prophecies, especially those in Revelation?

Lesson 11—The Seal of God and the Mark of the Beast: Part 1 (June 3–9) 03.06.2023 28:29 ↓

Satan's plan of action mirrors God's but also directly counteracts it.

Lesson 10—Satan’s Final Deceptions (May 27–June 2) 27.05.2023 28:29 ↓

Discussing the two main lies Satan uses to deceive God's people and why they're so successful.

Lesson 9—A City Called Confusion (May 20–26) 20.05.2023 28:29 ↓

What is Babylon, and why does it deserve judgment?

Lesson 8—The Sabbath and the End (May 13–19) 13.05.2023 29:03 ↓

What makes the Sabbath such a fundamental commandment?

Lesson 7—Worshiping the Creator (May 6–12) 06.05.2023 29:03 ↓

Every worship experience we have points back to God as our Creator.

Lesson 6—The Hour of His Judgment (April 29–May 5) 29.04.2023 29:02 ↓

Explaining why we interpret the time prophecies in Daniel the way we do.

Lesson 5—The Good News of the Judgment (April 22–28) 22.04.2023 29:02 ↓

During the judgment, God will essentially put Himself on trial before all creation.

Lesson 4—Fear God and Give Glory to Him (April 15–21) 15.04.2023 29:01 ↓

The first angel's message reveals more about true worship than we might expect.

Lesson 3—The Everlasting Gospel (April 8–14) 08.04.2023 29:02 ↓

Though we hear the gospel all the time, we must not grow numb to its power and importance.

Lesson 2—A Moment of Destiny (April 1–7) 01.04.2023 29:03 ↓

Exploring the implications of the two harvests that will happen at the conclusion of the great controversy.

Lesson 1—Jesus Wins—Satan Loses (March 25–31) 25.03.2023 29:02 ↓

What does the war in heaven teach us about our reality?

Lesson 12—The Rich Young Ruler: The End-time Givers (March 18–24) 18.03.2023 28:41 ↓

Sometimes it takes a radical action to turn our hearts back to God.

Lesson 11—Ananias and Sapphira: The Unfaithful Givers (March 11–17) 11.03.2023 27:46 ↓

Using God's systems as a way to gain social standing is hypocritical, deceptive, and a sure-fire way to destroy ourselves.

Lesson 10—The Poor Widow: The Extreme Giver (March 4–10) 04.03.2023 28:05 ↓

In God's eyes, the value of our offerings doesn't come from quantity or quality, but from the motive behind the giving.

Lesson 9—The Phoenician Widow: The Trusting Giver (February 25–March 3) 25.02.2023 28:35 ↓

Sometimes God uses the least likely people to rebuke and inspire us to live more faithfully.

Lesson 8—Jeroboam and Hezekiah: The Giving Motivators (February 18–24) 18.02.2023 28:46 ↓

Exploring the long-term and widescale effects of one selfish decision motivated by a lack of faith.