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Jesus and Peter are using the same word, but they are talking about different things. What does the word Christ mean- Who and how do you define it-

There are some things that creep into our minds and heart that can make Christ unrecognizable to us. Be careful when deconstructing your faith that your questions are not the conclusions.

Humans face disaster, demons-evil, disease, and death. Does Christ care about our crisis-

What is the secret to entering the Kingdom of God- You better be listening-

How would you define your relationship with Christ- Truth is, His demands define the relationship rather than our opinions. In Mark 3 we encounter 5 groups in relational orbit around Jesus. Which one are you-

We can become so critical that we miss Christ.

A group of disgruntled people seek a Savior in the wilderness. Finally he emerges but immediately he is confronted by a sick and evil world. How will the Savior fare against such forces- The past couple of years have been pretty bad in our times. What difference does Jesus' time on earth make in a world like this-

Psalm 111 celebrates what God is doing in the life of HIs people. It is an enthusiastic, public giving of thanks. Paul does a great job of this in his NT writings. He is always thanking God for what He is doing in the lives of people. Here are 4 groups of people for whom you need to give thanks.

Psalm 107 tells 4 comeback stories. When we cry out to God for deliverance, the answer is always -Yes.- God's power is always available and God's people return from various places. Let's thank God for our comeback stories.

We are more careful with our decisions when we have -skin in the game.- Skin in the game is putting your money where your mouth is. It's not an audacious promise, but a calculated action in which there is risk. So how does God end the message of Leviticus- He doesn't call for promises. He calls for His people to put skin in the game.

If a loving, all-powerful God exists then why does he permit so much evil and suffering in the world- There are various responses to that question. The Bible answers the question by revealing the loving interaction of a good God in an evil world. The message of Leviticus is that God is so ready to bless that He is willing to curse so that you and I would turn away from sin and turn to Him for salvation.

What if I were to pitch to you an economic plan in which once in a generation property is returned, debt is forgiven, poverty is eliminated by redistributing wealth, and agricultural lands were allowed rest from environmental impact, how would you respond- It's not an economic plan from any political party. It isn't socialism and it isn't the Green New Deal. It's an economic plan from Leviticus 25. Following these principles will help you eliminate debt, build savings, and put money decisions in proper perspective.

After a few days off are you refreshed and ready to go back to work, or are you broke, burnt, and bloated- Instead of using our vacations and holidays to spend too much and eat too much we can learn how to add meaning to our days by examining the schedule of holy days God prescribed for Israel.

If you've ever had an argument about tattoos it was probably with a person wearing polyester and they probably brought up Leviticus 19-28. Is it a sin to get a tattoo-

With Yom Kippur God makes His people an appointment for atonement. Why- Because we sin so often and so much. How does Christ's sacrifice fulfill Yom Kippur-

Leviticus 12-15 are strange chapters of Scripture about rashes, skin discoloration, blood issues, and diseases. When sick, God did not send His people to a physician, but a priest. Is the Bible superstitious and unscientific- What does it mean to be truly healed-

The dietary laws in Leviticus 11 seem arbitrary. What is their purpose- The answer comes in verses 44 and 45. This is a diet for spiritual schizophrenics to help us get a grip on the reality of an ever-present God. The borders of holiness expand from the Tabernacle to the table.

We have a worship problem. The correction is found in the question of a brokenhearted father who has just lost his sons in a tragic worship fail.

What is the profile of a person so bad that even God has given up on them- You may be surprised because you see it all the time. This the mugshot of blasphemy.

Is your time with God cookout or takeout- For southerners, cookouts are about swapping sauces and stories. It's about eating and getting together. The peace offering in Leviticus is unique in that the offerer gets to eat it. It's about being in the presence of God and enjoying fellowship with Him.