We're pulling back the curtain and offering a deeper dive into the conversation around Holy Sexuality. Listen to Jenna Wright & Pastor Matt Looloian to dive deeper into this topic.

43B - Holy Sexuality - B-Side - 10.27.25

Dive into the Sermon B-Side Podcast as Jenna Wrightand Pastor Jordan Porr unpack Leviticus 23 & 24! We're digging into the beauty and necessity of gathered worship and tackling a huge listener question: How should Christians think theologically about the death penalty in 2025? Don't miss the deep dive!

45B - A Christ-Centered Life - B-Side - 11.11.25

In Leviticus 25, God calls His people to live “weird” in the best possible way, set apart in how we rest, handle money, treat the poor, and trust Him with our security. The Sabbath year and the Year of Jubilee paint a picture of a radically different kind of life: one marked by deep rest, faithful responsibility for a place and a people, and costly redemption for those in debt or bondage. In Jesus, the true Jubilee has arrived. He is our kinsman-redeemer who sets captives free and invites us to live as people of Jubilee in the middle of a restless, anxious, and greedy world.

46 - Holy Jubilee - Holy God; Holy People - 11-16-2025

#bible #Leviticus 22 :  Are we the one being influenced or influencing the world?

 When a priest’s daughter marries anyone other than a priest, she may not eat any of the sacred contributions, nor may the guest of a priest or his hired worker eat it. (Leviticus 22:10, NIV). But in verse 11, it says that “If a priest buys a slave with money, or if slaves are born in his household, they may eat his food. What is the difference? The difference is whether God and the priest have a dominant position.  If the priest bought a slave or the slave was born in his household, they could eat the sacred offerings. They represent the people who were reborn and purchased by the blood of Jesus Christ. If you marry a gentile husband, the husband usually has the final say at home. The husband here represents your old man or the Gentiles who don’t believe in God. In this case, you can’t eat the sacred offerings. Why? You are not strong enough to go against the world's influence and could be carried away by it. The Israelites were not forbidden to make contact with the Gentiles. Christians are also not forbidden to make contact with the unbelievers. Instead, we need to have enough influence to impact them to lead them to God. God will bless us for making the contacts.  For example, if your atheist friends drag you to the casino, you could be faced with the temptation to gamble, even to the point of bankruptcy. In this situation, God may not be with you or won’t allow you to go. If you insist on going, you are on your own. But if you’re the type of person who is not tempted by gambling, and a good friend of yours is immersed in gambling, God may encourage you to go and help him break free from his addiction.

#bible #Leviticus 22 _  Are we the one being influenced or influencing the world_

Listen to Jenna Wright and Pastor Matt Looloian answering your questions about Holy Jubilee sermon last Sunday.

46B - Holy Jubilee - B-Side - 11.17.25

#bible study with #jairus  #leviticus 24:  We should keep our spirit of lamp in flame

Leviticus 24 begins with the Lord commanding Moses to let the Israelites bring olive oil to him to make the lamps burn continually (which Aaron is in charge of doing). So what the Lord commanded Moses to let Aaron do is actually a picture of our fellowship with the Holy Trinity in the New Testament. The human spirit is created by the Lord. It’s where the Spirit of God dwells in us, and also the lamp of the Lord. This lamp enables us to maintain fellowship with God, receive illumination from Him, enables us to live a holy life, and prevents us from committing sin. We know that the Old Testament is a foreshadow of the New Testament’s reality. So here, Leviticus 24 is a very good picture representing the reality of the New Testament. As Christians we should always pray in the spirit to keep our spiritual light shining before God. We often have very little time to pray because we get so busy with our daily lives, so our prayer life is slowly neglected. There is a famous spiritual man who said, “No fixed time of prayer is no life of prayer.” I think this really makes sense because we live in the flesh. If we don't offer our bodies and set a specific time to pray, it will be difficult to maintain a life of prayer.

#bible study with #jairus  #leviticus 24_  We should keep our spirit of lamp in flame

#Bible Study with #Jairus – #Deuteronomy 32 lesson 10 - They are a crooked and twisted generation

Leviticus ends with a call to commitment and follow-through: God promises blessing, presence, and peace for His people, and loving discipline when we wander. In this sermon, we explore what it means to be keepers of covenant and vows - and how Jesus, the true covenant-keeper, bears the curse so covenant-breakers like us can live forever in God’s blessing.

47 - Holy Covenant - Holy God; Holy People - 11-23-2025

In this final B-Side of the Leviticus series, Jenna Wright and Pastor Matt talk about blessings and curses, what it means to be keepers of covenant and vows, how God lovingly disciplines His people, and how all of this points us toward Advent and the good news that what the law could not do, God did in Christ.

47B - Holy Covenant - B-Side - 11.24.25

#bible Study With #jairus #leviticus  27, A testimony of Chinese believer

I heard a story that touched my heart and still moves me every time I hear it.  There was a Chinese Christian man who was arrested and sent to prison by the police.  He could face years in jail, so he was reluctant to go.  He looked back at his wife and young children as he walked. The wife was also a Christian.  She didn't cry but instead, she told him, "Just go.  No one who puts a hand to the plow and looks back is fit for service in the kingdom of God."  She told him not to worry about her and their children and not worry about the price he had to pay.  No doubt, the price he had to pay was high.  But if he wasn't willing to dedicate himself to God, he would not only lose the blessings on earth but also lose the rewards in heaven.  This woman was strong spiritually.  She raised her children on her own with help from her church while her husband remained in jail for many years.  This is a true story told to me by a Chinese Christian that I know.  It's a story of dedication.  China will have a great spiritual revival in the future, but these people are all pathbreakers.  Undoubtedly, without their dedication and sacrifice, only a few people would be saved, and God's work in China wouldn't go forward.  I believe that they will indeed receive rewards in the Kingdom of God in the future.

#bible Study With #jairus #leviticus  27, A testimony of Chinese believer

这是睚鲁弟兄和一班弟兄姊妹读经的记录。睚鲁意思是“神赐光”、“蒙光照者”，愿在这里我们都能来到圣经的光中，一同做一个蒙光照、得医治的睚鲁。记得主对睚鲁说：不要怕，只要信！这也是我们的座右铭和对你的祝福。不要怕，只要信！睚鲁弟兄的信心医治经历不仅得着一个神迹宝贝，更是经历了对神的更深的认识。愿意我们的分享能够祝福你。
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