Leviticus 1-3

August 25, 2021 Nate Holdridge

If you've followed along with us in our study of the Book of Exodus, you saw Moses receive on the mountaintop, the command of God and the instructions from God specifically on how to build the Tabernacle and also the instructions on the priesthood itself that would serve inside of the Tabernacle along with the instruments that would populate the Tabernacle. But now in Leviticus, we learn specifically how the instruments, how the priests, and how the Tabernacle would be used in order for the people of Israel to approach God.

Exodus 24-25

April 28, 2021 Nate Holdridge

God just longs to be at the center of our lives. This is one of the major lessons that we will continue to learn through the back half of the book of Exodus, seeing the directions concerning the tabernacle. He longs to fellowship with his people. He wants to be at the center of our lives. He wants to be in a relationship with us.

Jesus Christ: The Ultimate Man - Part 2

December 15, 2020 Nate Holdridge

road+to+christ.jpg — Jesus Christ:
The Ultimate Man

Part 2: Prophet Jesus

This is not the title I normally use of Jesus. Perhaps I've developed an allergy to the title after hearing many say, "Jesus was a good teacher, a prophet, but not God." I reject that. He is God who became flesh to dwell among us (John 1:14). Still, he is the greatest prophet who ever walked the earth. (6 Minutes/1400 Words)

Archival Post: Worship God Through The Daily Grind

February 3, 2020 Nate Holdridge

Worship God Through The Daily Grind

Archival Post

The ancient Israelite approached God with blood sacrifice, for without the shedding of blood there is no remission of sins (Hebrews 9:22). One offering, however, was different. The grain offering came not from Israel's flocks, but from their crops.

Worship God Through The Daily Grind (Leviticus 2:1-2)

May 16, 2019 Nate Holdridge

Don't Let Your Fire Go Out (Leviticus 6:12-13)

May 9, 2019 Nate Holdridge

Israel's priests had work to do. These men didn't just sit around offering "thoughts and prayers" for the peeps. Nah, dudes worked, and one job they had was to keep the fire on the altar of sacrifice at full blaze. That fire had to roar, lest the sacrificial smoke lazily waft through the camp toward the people. (2 Minutes/400 Words)