Sabbath was to make God's people holy, setting them apart for Him. How makes us holy today? It is the sacrifice of Jesus for us.

We can approach God with our defects, flaws and weaknesses because Jesus has made us perfect. We can work in partnership with Christ.

Be transformed to God's image, reflecting His love, and His firm stand on sin. God is not one or the other, and neither should we be.

God wanted the Israelites to worship in the proper way and to stay away from idols. He expects the same of us too. What are our idols today?

Jesus is our permanent High Priest, and has atoned for our sins once and for all. The burial cloth he left behind is a souvenir of his love.

While the Old Covenant was about 'outward' obedience, Jesus wants 'inward' obedience, a relationship with God that springs from our heart.

God views unauthorised offerings seriously. When we want to honour Him, let's do it in a way that pleases Him, not ourselves.

God is eager to bless EACH of us. He wants His presence to be with us, as He protectively provides for us. He wants to smile at you.

The fire of the altar has to be kept burning. As priests in God's kingdom, we should never let it die out, but always continue to serve.

God wants us to have a clear conscience, and not to have guilt hold us back from godly relationships. Make every effort to reconcile.

Jesus is the High Priest and the sacrifice. Our sins become his and we are spared as a result. He sacrificed for us because he loves us.

The peace offering is our fellowship with God and one another, and only made possible on the foundation of the burnt and grain offerings.

God expects our best. He wants genuine hearts that are not sugar coated, and a pure life not tainted with sin. He wants us to be humble.

Jesus' sacrifice is compared to the burnt offering in Leviticus, a voluntary offering to God. What's our burnt offering today? It is love.