A Church of Christ in Woburn

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In Leviticus we are introduced to one of the most important themes of the Bible: the Lord is a holy God who calls His people to be holy. The Hebrews writer tells us that without holiness, no one will see the Lord (Hebrews 12:14). John Wesley considered that challenging statement as perhaps the most unpopular verse to preach on in the entire New Testament. In this lesson we consider God’s holiness, the practical meaning of the term ‘holy’, popular attempts to evade this teaching, and special challenges facing those who seek to live holy lives.

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In Leviticus we are introduced to one of the most important themes of the Bible: the Lord is a holy God who calls His people to be holy. The Hebrews writer tells us that without holiness, no one will see the Lord (Hebrews 12:14).  John Wesley considered that challenging statement as perhaps the most unpopular verse to preach on in the entire New Testament. In this lesson we consider God’s holiness, the practical meaning of the term ‘holy’, popular attempts to evade this teaching, and special challenges facing those who seek to live holy lives.

Leviticus 20:22-27 - Be Holy for I am Holy

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Many people, even Christians, are profoundly uneasy with the concept of God punishing people in the Old Testament. In this lesson we consider how the Lord treated sin in the past, and how He does today. Are all sins the same in His eyes, or are some worse? What does it mean in 1 John 5 about sins that lead (or don’t lead) to death? What is the responsibility of the church regarding dealing with the sin of its members? May we all benefit from a better understanding of the consequences of sin!

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Many people, even Christians, are profoundly uneasy with the concept of God punishing people in the Old Testament. In this lesson we consider how the Lord treated sin in the past, and how He does today. Are all sins the same in His eyes, or are some worse? What does it mean in 1 John 5 about sins that lead (or don’t lead) to death? What is the responsibility of the church regarding dealing with the sin of its members? May we all benefit from a better understanding of the consequences of sin!

Leviticus 20:1-21 - Sins Leading to Death

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Deep in the text of Leviticus we now encounter the very heart of the Old Testament, the famous call to “love your neighbor as yourself” (Leviticus 19:18). Jesus said that this was one of the two Old Testament commandments upon which hang “all the Law and the Prophets”. In this lesson we explore how this simple command is the basis for so many other commands of God, including caring for the poor, honoring parents, speaking the truth to one another, and sharing the gospel with the lost. 
 
Link to audio and lesson notes: https://www.walking-by-faith.org/teaching/old-testament/leviticus/lessons/the-second-greatest-commandment-leviticus-19/

For more information: https://www.walking-by-faith.org

Deep in the text of Leviticus we now encounter the very heart of the Old Testament, the famous call to “love your neighbor as yourself” (Leviticus 19:18). Jesus said that this was one of the two Old Testament commandments upon which hang “all the Law and the Prophets”. In this lesson we explore how this simple command is the basis for so many other commands of God, including caring for the poor, honoring parents, speaking the truth to one another, and sharing the gospel with the lost.

Link to audio and lesson notes:  https://www.walking-by-faith.org/teaching/old-testament/leviticus/lessons/the-second-greatest-commandment-leviticus-19/

Leviticus 19:1-19 - The Second Greatest Commandment

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Moses and Israel's chosen men ascend Mount Sinai, where Moses will receive the stone tablets. The Lord calls Moses and Joshua to proceed further up, where they enter the midst of a great cloud. Moses remains on the mountain forty days, fasting throughout. We begin by considering the mysterious nature of God (the Father), whom no man has ever seen. We then turn to Moses' extraordinary commitment to fasting, an indication of his utter reliance on God. We conclude by taking a fresh look at what Jesus taught regarding the role fasting should have in the lives of Christians. Warning: this lesson might disrupt your eating habits!

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Moses and Israel's chosen men ascend Mount Sinai, where Moses will receive the stone tablets. The Lord calls Moses and Joshua to proceed further up, where they enter the midst of a great cloud. Moses remains on the mountain forty days, fasting throughout. We begin by considering the mysterious nature of God (the Father), whom no man has ever seen. We then turn to Moses' extraordinary commitment to fasting, an indication of his utter reliance on God. We conclude by taking a fresh look at what Jesus taught regarding the role fasting should have in the lives of Christians. Warning: this lesson might disrupt your eating habits!

First 40 Days on Mount Sinai (with Moses Fasting) (Exodus 24:9-18)

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We now come to a part of the Law of Moses that addresses social justice issues in community life. These laws reveal God’s kindness, His concern for justice, and His desire to protect the weak and vulnerable. Jesus will later take those standards even higher. This lesson closes with a look at some very practical implications for us facing an array of current social justice challenges, including: immigration, Black Lives Matter, recent urban protests and rioting, and the rise of cultural Marxism.

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We now come to a part of the Law of Moses that addresses social justice issues in community life. These laws reveal God’s kindness, His concern for justice, and His desire to protect the weak and vulnerable. Jesus will later take those standards even higher. This lesson closes with a look at some very practical implications for us facing an array of current social justice challenges, including: immigration, Black Lives Matter, recent urban protests and rioting, and the rise of cultural Marxism.

Laws on Social Justice (Exodus 21:28-23:9)

PDF of Lesson Notes: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u-SieD7fOeb6WfrX7iQeH8tNEpkbTVj0/view?usp=sharing 
 
John tells us plainly that many failed to follow Jesus not for lack of faith, but because "they loved the praise of men more than the praise of God." Loving men’s praise (over God’s) is a problem for many of us today as well. In this lesson we look at inspiring Biblical heroes whose commitment to pleasing God brought severe persecution. We also consider tragic counter-examples of those who disobeyed God because they wanted to please people. The lesson concludes with challenges in specific areas, for each of us to lead a courageous life devoted to pleasing God rather than people.

PDF of Lesson Notes: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u-SieD7fOeb6WfrX7iQeH8tNEpkbTVj0/view?usp=sharing

John tells us plainly that many failed to follow Jesus not for lack of faith, but because "they loved the praise of men more than the praise of God." Loving men’s praise (over God’s) is a problem for many of us today as well. In this lesson we look at inspiring Biblical heroes whose commitment to pleasing God brought severe persecution. We also consider tragic counter-examples of those who disobeyed God because they wanted to please people. The lesson concludes with challenges in specific areas, for each of us to lead a courageous life devoted to pleasing God rather than people.

They Loved the Praise of Men (John 12:42-43)

PDF of lesson notes: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1y3wKqoIm76ufQ2stEtp0SXp46coE1isz/view?usp=sharing 
 
At the end of John 8 Jesus makes several remarkable statements for which the Jews take up stones to kill him. In addition to calling the Jews liars, Jesus says "if anyone keeps My word he shall never see death," that "Abraham rejoiced to see My day, and he saw it and was glad" and "before Abraham was, I am." What do these statements mean? And why did they prompt the Jews to try to stone Jesus? The answers to these questions reveal much about Jesus' identity as God's Son, His divinity, His power over death, and His purpose for coming to earth — all of which should shape our understanding of Him, strengthen our faith and sharpen our priorities.

PDF of lesson notes: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1y3wKqoIm76ufQ2stEtp0SXp46coE1isz/view?usp=sharing

At the end of John 8 Jesus makes several remarkable statements for which the Jews take up stones to kill him.  In addition to calling the Jews liars, Jesus says "if anyone keeps My word he shall never see death," that "Abraham rejoiced to see My day, and he saw it and was glad" and "before Abraham was, I am."  What do these statements mean? And why did they prompt the Jews to try to stone Jesus?  The answers to these questions reveal much about Jesus' identity as God's Son, His divinity, His power over death, and His purpose for coming to earth — all of which should shape our  understanding of Him, strengthen our faith and sharpen our priorities.

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Leviticus 20:22-27 - Be Holy for I am Holy

Leviticus 20:1-21 - Sins Leading to Death

Leviticus 19:1-19 - The Second Greatest Commandment

First 40 Days on Mount Sinai (with Moses Fasting) (Exodus 24:9-18)

Laws on Social Justice (Exodus 21:28-23:9)

They Loved the Praise of Men (John 12:42-43)

Before Abraham Was I Am (John 8:51-59)

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Leviticus 20:22-27 - Be Holy for I am Holy

Leviticus 20:1-21 - Sins Leading to Death

Leviticus 19:1-19 - The Second Greatest Commandment

First 40 Days on Mount Sinai (with Moses Fasting) (Exodus 24:9-18)

Laws on Social Justice (Exodus 21:28-23:9)

They Loved the Praise of Men (John 12:42-43)

Before Abraham Was I Am (John 8:51-59)

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