- Nuclear Danger
- Performing the Day of Atonement
- Nadab and Abihu
- Words in sevens
- The scapegoat
- Understanding the Day of Atonement
- Purification not forgiveness
- Creation parallels
- Anticipation
- Fulfilling the Day of Atonement
To see the gospel bear fruit in the Inner West and the World as we commit, grow, engage and send.
Sermons on Sacrifice
- Sacrifice and ritual associated with becoming a priest
- Defiling of the Tabernacle
- What does this mean for us?
- Looking in the Mirror
- Sin and the offering for sin
- The Lord spoke to Moses
- Types of sins
- Types of sinners
- Types of sacrifice
- Making sacrifices
- God’s stance towards sin and sinners
- Sin matters
- Therefore, sinners should run to God
- And be assured of forgiveness
- The tourist
- When one of you brings an offering
- What a burnt offering is
- How to present a burnt offering
- Thinking deeper about Leviticus 1
- Inclusivity (v2)
- A costly, but voluntary, gift
- A selfless gift
- A striking opening
- Sacrifice now?
- Freedom
- Paul’s defence (v1-14)
- Paul’s example
- Labour and sacrifice (v12, 15-18)
- Flexibility and accomodation (v19-23)
- Discipline and purpose (v24-27)
- What it’s not about
- Asceticism and self-hatred
- The ‘missionary double-standard’
- What it is about
- Purposefulness in the service of the Gospel
- Self-denial for the sake of the Gospel
- Why care about leadership?
- The Corinthians and their leaders
- Boasting (v 6-7, 18)
- Judging (v 3-5)
- What are leaders?
- Servants (v 1-5)
- Slaves and fools (v 8-13)
- Examples to imitate (v 14-21)
- God has made a way
- The process considered
- What the ritual teaches us about God and our approach to Him
