Leviticus episode 6 - Why God’s Holiness Reaches Your Monday Morning
About this episode
This episode explores the implications of God's holiness in everyday life through the lens of Leviticus 17–20.
Holiness isn’t a Sunday hobby. We open Leviticus 17–20 and discover why worship touches money, marriage, mercy, and the moments that feel too small to matter. When God says “be holy because I am holy,” he invites us into his own life, not a checklist. That’s why the text lingers on blood: life given to heal life broken. We explore how the sacrificial system points to Jesus, whose blood doesn’t just cover guilt but grants access, cleansing shame and opening a living way into God’s presence. F...
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