Preach the Word Podcast

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 conditio...

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

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 com...

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 t...

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...

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 befo...

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...

The podcast will be now released on Saturdays. Enjoy this bonus episode from Psalm 51.   Title:  How to Come back like David Text: Psalm 51 Theme: How David, a man after God’s own heart, recovered after committing a great sin.     When something gets out of place, you don’t ignore it.. You don’t say, “Well maybe it’ll fix itself eventually.” No — you deal with it immediately. Because the longer it...

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...

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...

Title: “In the Cleft of the Rock” Text:  Exodus 33:21-23 Theme: The believer’s joy and Security   Exodus 33:21-23 21And the LORD said, Behold, there is a place by me, and thou shalt stand upon a rock: 22And it shall come to pass, while my glory passeth by, that I will put thee in a clift of the rock, and will cover thee with my hand while I pass by: 23And I will take away mine hand, and thou shalt...

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 dwelling plac...

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 bl...

Title: Missing the Mark Text: Exodus 20–23 Introduction The story so far. Israel is in bondage in Egypt. They cry out for deliverance and God sends them Moses. Moses and Aaron confront Pharaoh and exposes the false gods of Egypt as well as the hardened heart of Pharaoh who refuses to let the Israelites go despite the plagues God unleashes on Egypt. Pharaoh finally lets Israel go after the 10th and...

02) Exodus 13-19 Title: Grace Despite our Failure Text: Exodus 13-19 The Story so far: So far in Exodus we’ve seen the people of Israel go from a family living in Egypt to a nation suffering under slavery. A new Pharaoh rose up who did not know Joseph, and he began to oppress God’s people because he feared their growing numbers. In the middle of that suffering, God preserved a baby boy named Moses...

Title:  "Jesus Christ, Our Passover" Text:  1 Corinthians 5:7; Exodus 12:1-13 Theme: Jesus Christ is our Passover  Key Verse:  1 Corinthians 5:7 1 Corinthians 5:7 7Purge out therefore the old leaven, that ye may be a new lump, as ye are unleavened. For even Christ our passover is sacrificed for us: Exodus 12:1-13 3Speak ye unto all the congregation of Israel, saying, In the tenth day of this month...

Title: “ Keeping the Faith” Text: Exodus 6-11 Introduction: A. Call - God calls Moses in Exodus 3 and 4. - He understands Israel’s affliction and pain. - He promises deliverance and rest. Relate this as a type of Salvation as a whole. B. Command - God gives Moses a specific command to deliver people in Exodus 3 and 4. - Tells Moses everything He needs to know and exactly what to do.  - relate this...

Title: "Going against the Mob" Text: Exodus 5 Theme: Mob Mentality Introduction: People can change when they are in crowds. We can lose our identity and critical thinking  to something called a "Mob Mentality".  Herd Mentality: "the tendency of the people in a group to think and behave in ways that conform with others in the group rather than as individuals" - Webster "Whenever you find yourself o...

Title:  God's Answers for our Distress Text: Exodus 3,4 Theme: Mental Health What if I am not good enough? What if no one believes me? What if I mess up? What if something goes wrong? There are many uncertainties we can face before undertaking a task. Some of them can be healthy, others can be unhealthy.  Introduction: A.E.W. Mason's novel "The Four Feathers" is about a young British officer, Harr...

Title: The Faith that Overcomes Text: Exodus 2 Theme: Faith Key Verse: Exodus 2:23-25 Introduction:  Exodus 1 describes the Israelites' enslavement in Egypt and Pharaoh's attempts to control their population growth through forced labor and the killing of male babies, which the Hebrew midwives defied. Exodus 2 details the birth of Moses, his mother's plan to save him in the Nile, his rescue by Phar...

Title: "The Real You Comes Out" or "True Character Reveals Itself" Text: Exodus 1 Theme: Character The definition of the word Character is "the mental and moral qualities distinctive to an individual." Your character reveals the kind of person you are. It shows your true personality, underlying beliefs, top priorities, and deepest desires. Character reveals itself over time, mainly in moments of a...

Title:  Joseph, the son of Jacob, a type of Jesus Christ. Text: Gen. 37-45 Key Verses: Gen. 37:1-11 Introduction:  Who?  Joseph, the son of Jacob What?  The most complete type of Jesus Christ in all the Bible  Where? The Old Testament When? The Genesis stage (1898—1806 Joseph timeline) Why?  A divinely appointed illustration of the ministry and exaltation of Jesus Christ through the life of Joseph...

Title: Jacob’s Turning Point Text:  Genesis 32:24-30 Theme:  Jacob yielding to God Key Verse:  Gen 32:24 Wrestling Match that happens to be the turning point of Jacob’s life Turning Point (Webster’s Dictionary)- a point at which a significant change occurs. Read Title: Jacob’s Turning Point Introduction:  Who?   Jacob (heel-catcher, deceitful, clever) Son of Isaac, grandson of Abraham, Father of J...

Text: Genesis 32:24-30 Title: Make it count Theme: Living for the Lord and letting Him use you  Introduction:  Jacob inherited Abraham’s blessing and became the father of the 12 tribes of Israel.  He was God’s representative. God made a promise to Abraham that he would be the Father of a nation, repeated it to Isaac, and confirmed it with Jacob. The chosen line that would lead directly to Christ....

Outline: When We Do Things Our Way;   There is Division: V.1-5 The Selfishness of Isaac Isaac was no doubt a great man in the Bible. However, we see a weakness of his, Esau.  “Esau” red, earthy, only interested in the things of man. He’s a type of the flesh.  Our weakness is the flesh (illustration) We know what God has said, we know what’s in His Word, but because of our flesh, we do things our w...