Speaker: Nathan Guy

Look behind the headlines. “Every character in their own little sphere is the lead.” — Dabbs Greer, bit actor.

Join us as we explore the inspiring book of Leviticus.

Find any powerful story in Scripture—then look closely. Past the obvious. Behind the headliners. You will likely read about a woman or man, perhaps a servant or onlooker, who contributes a line, a word, or a gesture. The servant girl who offers a word of advice to a king. A face in the crowd that sparks a ministry. Those secondary stories that represent the minor key in the symphony. Every one of them important.

Join us as we explore the inspiring book of Leviticus.

Find any powerful story in Scripture—then look closely. Past the obvious. Behind the headliners. You will likely read about a woman or man, perhaps a servant or onlooker, who contributes a line, a word, or a gesture. The servant girl who offers a word of advice to a king. A face in the crowd that sparks a ministry. Those secondary stories that represent the minor key in the symphony. Every one of them important.

Questions from the question box: What is a wave offering? Is it ever right to question God?

Sometimes, it just takes a father. See the character traits of God (Psalm 103) as they relate to the father in the story of the prodigal son (Luke 15). The last in our “Jesus at home” series.

Welcome to the inspiring book of Leviticus!

Forget the power games. What if we all surrender to Christ?