As Jesus finds himself standing before Annas in John 18, who represents the height of religious and political power in the Israel of his...

As Jesus moves from his priestly intercession for his disciples into his priestly sacrifice for them, John’s Gospel turns first to the...

In a time when technology is advancing exponentially and life seems to move quicker by the day, there is a simultaneous thirst for the...

In Jesus’ second petition in what is known as His “High Priestly Prayer”, He prefaces the first request by addressing the Father as “Holy...

In the beginning of Jesus’ “high priestly prayer” in John 17, he prays that his Father would glorify him. In this petition, though, Jesus...

On this Christmas Eve, as we close out our consideration of the book of Leviticus, we arrive at a text that touches on the valuation of...

Leviticus 26, while it is not the final chapter of this book, serves as something of a punctuation mark for the “statutes, rules, and...

In Leviticus 25, we learn of a kind of once-in-a-lifetime event called the Jubilee. This Jubilee brought together the two broad concepts...

Last week in my sermon I made a comment that a Western view of the world more easily abstracts the physical from the whole mesh of...

Moving from the Day of Atonement and its fulfillment in Christ to the holiness code of Leviticus 17-20, we move conceptually from the day...

As we consider the Day of Atonement and its fulfillment in Christ, we can discern a distinctly cosmic bent to the whole matter. To a...

In the aftermath of Nadab and Abihu’s innovating worship that ended up getting them fried to a crisp, the Lord speaks to Aaron directly...