Leadership matters and godly leadership matters GREATLY! In Leviticus 21-22 God spells out four areas to which His priests (including us!) must pay attention.

Doug Rowse

Leviticus 7: Leadership Lessons

This is part 6 of our study in Leviticus and today we look at Leviticus 8-10. If our worship does not invite the Presence of God, it is merely a ritual. The challenge is clear: let us pursue the Presence of God!

Leviticus 6: Approaching God

In this message, Ben Davis talks about the kindness of God in spelling out these moral issues for Israel (and us!). He brilliantly connects it all to Jesus who is the perfect example of moral purity.

Leviticus 5: moral purity is a heart issue

As great as our times with God can be when we celebrate Him as a church, we cannot stay there. At some point, we must go home and live life. How do we maintain holiness in the midst of a dirty world? In this study we look at the Ritual Purity Laws of Leviticus 11-15. You'll be surprised by what you learn!

Leviticus 4: Living is a Dirty Job!

Today we begin our deep dive into this amazing book! We turn to Leviticus 16 and talk about the Day of Atonement. The primary message is that although we sin, God has us covered! Sin is a perpetual and pervasive problem for the human race. Thankfully God has made a way for us to be restored.

Leviticus 3: The Day of Atonement

Today we take a look at how the concept of grace is demonstrated throughout the Book of Leviticus. Its surprising, many people do not associate this book with grace, yet as you will see, it is a major theme!

Leviticus 2: GRACE

In this first message of our Leviticus study, Pastor Doug sets down the first of two important concepts that will shape our study...holiness. We often have negative feelings towards holiness because we attach it to religion. Yet, as you will see, holiness is the very thing we are all longing for and need.

Leviticus part 1: HOLINESS

In this message, one of our favorite guest preachers, Pastor Paul Boakye brings our study of Hebrews to a close by digging into the final chapter. As Christ followers, we must decide if we are seeking the results of following Jesus or are resolved to follow Him. Results or Resolve? Which are you?

Hebrews 13: The Final Chapter

We missed our time together this morning because of Hurricane Henri. However, to keep us all up to date in our Hebrews study, we recorded this teaching from Pastor Doug's basement. We hope it blesses you!

Hebrews 12: Shaken but Standing

As people of faith we come from a long tradition of great men and women. In Hebrews 11 we are inspired by our heritage to continue running the race of faith. We may not see where we are going, but we know we are not going back!

Hebrews 11 FAITH (Fully Assured I Trust Him)

This morning is the punch line of our study in Hebrews. After proving that Jesus is the merciful and faithful priest that we all have been looking for, the pastor of Hebrews tells us how it applies to our lives.

Hebrews 10: Losing Your Religion

Why did God demand blood as payment for sin? Why not something else that is valuable? If you have ever thought the Bible was gruesome with its sacrifices, you will find this explanation really helpful.

Week 9: The Better Blood

There are two ways to hear the challenge of perseverance in Hebrews: either through the ears of religion or the ears of relationship. As we study chapter 8 we will discover that there is one clear, better choice.

Hebrews 8: The Better Choice

In today's teaching we dig into Hebrews 6 and tackle the tough question of what happens if someone receives Jesus and then falls away. Warning: this message might make you a bit uncomfortable, but in the end you will hear God's awesome heart come through for you.

Week #7: How to keep from falling away

As follow up to last week's message, we dig into Hebrews 7. Many people are intrigued by this chapter because it talks about a mysterious figure from Jewish history named Melchizedek. You might be surprised...Jesus is the priest we've all been looking for!

Why we need JESUS as our priest

These weekly messages from New River Church will encourage you in your relationship with Jesus. We believe that Jesus is enjoyable and our lives are meant to overflow with His joy and hope to the world around us. We pray that you are encouraged.

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Doug Rowse

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