Lecture Outline:

Aim: Believers are God’s ministers of the holy.

I. Priestly Duties (Leviticus 6-7)

TR1: As God’s priests, believers have a duty to rightly worship Him through sacrificial giving.

a. In what specific ways are you offering yourself and your ‘treasures’ to God to support His Church?

b. How sacrificial is your offering or giving? What could you do differently to ensure your offering rightly

worships God?

II. Priestly Dedication (Leviticus 8-9)

TR2: As God’s priests, believers are consecrated to serve as His ministers of the holy.

a. How fully are you devoted to serving God wherever and whenever He calls?

b. What changes do you need to make to consecrate yourself to Him to do as He pleases instead of what

pleases you?

III. Priestly Dangers (Leviticus 10)

TR3: As God’s priests, believers are entrusted with the care of ‘holy things’.

a. Which ‘holy things’ are you desecrating through your own carelessness or negligence?

b. What do you need to change to properly care for the 'holy things' God has entrusted to you?

Lecture Outline:

Aim: True Sabbath rest is found in union with God.

I. Rest-LESS Rebellion (Hebrews 3.1-19)

TR1: Sabbath rest found in union with God is a present and eternal reality for believers.

a. Which sin or sins are keeping you from resting in the Lord?

b. How might your unbelief or disobedience be interfering with the true Sabbath rest God intends for you

to experience?

II. Rest-FULL Relationship (Hebrews 4.1-13)

TR2: Sabbath rest found in union with God is His highest goal for believers.

a. Where are you about to give up on God and fall away from your faith in Him?

b. How might your fear, doubt, anger, dissatisfaction, or suffering be causing you to harden your heart

against the Living God?

c. What is causing you to miss the Sabbath rest that is God’s highest goal for your life?

Lecture Outline:

Aim: Love for God is expressed through sacrificial obedience.

I. Offerings By Choice (Leviticus 2-3)

TR1: Sacrificial obedience requires a reordering of our priorities to do God’s will.

a. What does sacrificial obedience look like for you?

b. How do you prioritize what matters most to God?

c. Where are you succeeding and where are you struggling to reorder your priorities to do God’s will?

II. Offerings By Command (Leviticus 4-5)

TR2: Sacrificial obedience results in a life that is reconciled and at peace with God.

a. Which part of your life is at odds with God’s holiness?

b. Where are you lacking peace with God?

c. What specific sin or sins do you need to put to death through sacrificial obedience?