Leviticus 16

From the series: Greater

Focuses on Jesus as the ultimate High Priest. It explains how Jesus' role transcends traditional priesthood, highlighting His unique position as the mediator between God and humanity. Delves into the Old Testament priesthood and contrasts it with Jesus' eternal priesthood, emphasizing His ability to fully understand and sympathize with human weaknesses. It encourages believers to approach Jesus confidently, as He provides both mercy and grace in times of need.

From the series: Cross Eyed

Emphasizes the need for Christians to embrace a life focused on the cross and the sacrificial mindset of Christ. It contrasts the world's emphasis on self-gratification with Christ's example of selflessness, urging believers to "leave the camp" of societal norms and embrace sacrificial living for others, even when it is uncomfortable or costly.

From the series: Cross Eyed

Exploring why Christians glory in the cross despite it being a symbol of suffering and death. To explain this, we examine the Day of Atonement in Leviticus, highlighting how the sacrifices, including the scapegoat, symbolized atonement for the sins of Israel. The cross of Christ is presented as the ultimate fulfillment of this system, where Jesus becomes both the sacrifice and the means of reconciling humanity to God, offering believers a way to live in alignment with His will.