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Ep. 110. Leviticus 01 - What Do the 5 Offerings in Leviticus Mean for Christians Today?
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In this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will walk through the five offerings in Leviticus chapters 1–6 and explain what each one reveals about how God invites us to worship Him. The Hebrew word for offering, "korban," comes from a root meaning "to draw near," showing that God's heart behind every sacrifice is an invitation to approach Him. The five offerings covered are the burnt offering (total consecration), the grain offering (thanksgiving and tribute), the peace offering (fellowship and communion), the purification offering (cleansing from defilement), and the guilt offering (paying the debt of sin). Each offering finds its ultimate fulfillment in Jesus, connecting Old Testament worship to the Christian life through passages like Romans 12, Ephesians 2, and Hebrews 13. Whether you're brand new to the Bible or revisiting Leviticus for the first time in years, this episode makes the book practical and deeply meaningful for everyday faith. If this helped you see Leviticus in a new light, share it with a friend who's reading through the Bible. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.
Chapters
00:00:00 - Welcome
00:00:37 - Why Leviticus Exists
00:01:25 - "Korban" Means Draw Near
00:03:27 - The Burnt Offering
00:07:10 - Leviticus 1 Explained
00:08:32 - Romans 12 Connection
00:13:47 - Lord of the Rings Analogy
00:18:01 - Laying On of Hands
00:21:07 - The Pleasing Aroma
00:24:27 - The Grain Offering
00:27:10 - Why Fine Flour Was Costly
00:33:31 - The Peace Offering
00:42:25 - Meals and Covenants
00:45:33 - The Purification Offering
00:53:33 - The Guilt Offering
00:58:51 - Worship Today
01:03:03 - Closing Prayer
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In this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will dive into Matthew chapter 7 and tackle one of the most misquoted verses in the Bible: "Do Not Judge." They explain what Jesus actually meant, why Christians are still called to make wise moral judgments, and how failing to judge evil actually harms innocent people. You'll learn the Greek word "krino," which literally means "to separate," and how that changes everything about how we read this passage. The episode also covers the log and the speck (Matthew 7:3-5), what "pearls before swine" really means, and when wisdom says to hold back rather than share. Whether you're new to faith or rethinking what you've been taught about judgment, this episode will challenge you to examine your own heart first. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.
Chapters
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:00:40 - The Most Misquoted Verse
00:03:24 - What "Judge Not" Actually Means
00:05:46 - Why Christians Must Judge
00:08:51 - Warnings vs. Condemning Souls
00:11:54 - Moral Judgments Are Not Forbidden
00:16:01 - "Krino": To Separate
00:20:24 - The Sermon Forces Self-Diagnosis
00:22:50 - Church Discipline Is Commanded
00:28:36 - The Log and the Speck
00:35:35 - We Criticize Our Own Sins in Others
00:39:14 - "Do Not Give Dogs What Is Holy"
00:44:39 - Pearls Before Swine
00:48:12 - When Not to Share the Gospel
00:53:30 - Grace Transforms Outsiders
00:56:45 - When to Speak and When to Wait
01:02:22 - Closing Prayer
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In this episode of the Bible Show, Sam and Will introduce the book of Leviticus and explain why it is one of the most overlooked yet deeply rewarding books of the Bible. They explore how Leviticus sits at the center of the Torah and reveals God's invitation for sinful people to draw near to Him through worship. The episode covers fun facts about Leviticus, including why it contains more direct speech from God than any other book of the Bible, and how the Day of Atonement in Leviticus 16 is the heart of the entire book. You will learn how the tabernacle represents a journey from death to life and how Jesus fulfills every sacrifice, law, and ritual described in Leviticus. Whether you have struggled to read Leviticus or never tried, this episode will show you why understanding it makes the gospel more beautiful and your faith more grounded. If you are looking for peace, rest, and deeper worship, the answer found in Leviticus is to draw near to God through Christ. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.
Chapters
00:00:00 - Welcome to the Bible Show
00:00:50 - Introducing Leviticus
00:02:47 - Why Leviticus Matters Today
00:04:50 - Fun Facts About Leviticus
00:06:32 - Why Leviticus Feels Hard
00:09:05 - How Leviticus Points to Jesus
00:11:01 - The Center of the Torah
00:12:14 - God Wants Your Heart
00:16:02 - The Big Story of the Torah
00:18:24 - The Day of Atonement
00:22:56 - Drawing Near Brings Life
00:25:50 - Jesus is the Tabernacle
00:27:33 - David's One Desire (Psalm 27)
00:29:49 - Peace and Rest in God's Presence
00:35:16 - Who Can Stand Before God?
00:38:35 - Christ Fulfills Leviticus
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In this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will walk through Matthew 6:25-34 where Jesus teaches his followers not to be anxious about food, clothing, or tomorrow. This passage connects directly to Jesus' teaching about money and serving two masters, revealing that anxiety often comes from a divided heart. The Greek word for anxiety, merimnao, literally means to be pulled in different directions, and Jesus uses the birds of the air and lilies of the field to show how much more God cares for his children. They explore why gratitude and anxiety cannot coexist in the brain, and how spiritual hoarding keeps us from the freedom God offers. If you struggle with worry, this episode offers both deep biblical teaching and practical strategies for trusting God with your tomorrow. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.
Chapters
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:00:23 - Sermon on the Mount recap
00:03:49 - The link between money and anxiety
00:05:22 - The root of anxiety
00:07:42 - Merimnao: The Greek word for anxiety
00:12:35 - Verse 25: Do not be anxious about your life
00:15:51 - Gratitude vs. anxiety
00:17:15 - Spiritual hoarding
00:20:54 - Verse 26: Look at the birds of the air
00:26:50 - Imagining hardship without God's grace
00:32:33 - Verse 27: Anxiety can't add an hour to your life
00:36:49 - Duty is ours, results are God's
00:39:14 - Verses 28-30: Consider the lilies
00:48:15 - Verse 31: Your Father knows what you need
00:54:33 - Verse 33: Seek first the kingdom of God
00:57:40 - Verse 34: Today has enough trouble
01:01:31 - Practical strategies for fighting anxiety
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In this final episode on Exodus, Sam and Will explore Exodus 35–40 and how the tabernacle construction reveals God's heart for willing worship over forced obedience. After the golden calf discipline, God invites Israel to give from a generous heart rather than demanding their resources, and the people respond with such overwhelming generosity that Moses has to tell them to stop. The episode highlights Bezalel as the first Spirit-filled person in Scripture, showing that every vocation is a divine calling. Sam and Will then trace the tabernacle pattern through the New Testament, revealing how Jesus' cry of "It is finished" and the giving of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost made believers into living temples sent to the ends of the earth. They unpack the Samaritan woman encounter and Old Testament prophecies about living water flowing from the temple to bring life to dead places. Whether you are new to the Bible or deepening your understanding, this episode will help you see your life as a sacred mission carrying God's presence into the world. If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone exploring faith for the first time. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.
Chapters
00:00:00 - Introduction: Wrapping up the book of Exodus
00:02:55 - Why the tabernacle matters for understanding Jesus
00:05:05 - God asks for a freewill offering (Exodus 35)
00:08:40 - How idolatry demands vs. how God invites
00:10:02 - Israel's surprising generous response
00:14:11 - What "cheerful giving" means (2 Corinthians 9)
00:19:32 - Men and women called to give individually
00:24:28 - When giving becomes too much (Exodus 36)
00:27:43 - Bezalel: The first Spirit-filled person was a craftsman
00:31:11 - Israel obeys God's design perfectly
00:34:20 - Creation parallels: Moses sees the finished work
00:36:46 - How Jesus fulfills the tabernacle pattern
00:40:11 - Pentecost: Believers become the new temple
00:43:49 - What it means to be a living temple today
00:48:24 - Greater works through the church (John 14:12)
00:52:14 - Jesus and the Samaritan woman: Worship in Spirit and truth
00:54:59 - Living water prophecies from Zechariah and Ezekiel
00:58:23 - Your mission: Bringing life wherever you go
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