Leviticus Is For Lovers | Leviticus 8:36, 9:6-7, 22-24, 10:1-3

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Pastor of Congregation Care & Missions Jason Dunn continues our series, Leviticus Is For Lovers, preaching from a selection of texts in Leviticus 8, 9, and 10. He explores the theme of consecration in worship and its profound implications for believers today. There, we see that Leviticus offers a path to holiness that defies cultural pressures. Through the lens of the Israelites' journey from Exodus, one can also see areas of theological, moral, and leadership compromise within the modern church. By contrasting these issues with the call to consecration, Pastor Jason provides insights on how to maintain distinctiveness as God's people. The narrative from Leviticus not only warns of the dangers of compromise but also invites us to align ourselves with God's purposes, ensuring that our faith remains unshaken in a culture of compromise. This is ultimately possible through the transformative power of Jesus and His role in sanctifying us for a life set apart. He fulfilled the Father's will, drawing us closer to God.

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1. Leviticus Is For Lovers | Leviticus 8:36, 9:6-7, 22-24, 10:1-3 (00:00:00)

2. Inauguration of Worship (00:00:03)

3. Consecration in the Time of Compromise (00:08:40)

4. The Call to Consecration and Mission (00:20:37)

5. The Sanctifying Power of Jesus (00:35:56)