Ep 166: Loving Leviticus - And Why Most People Hate It (Part 1)

Send us Fan Mail"Have you ever tried to read Leviticus and found yourself stuck and lost? Well, today we talk with Pastor Dan Shunk about his new book that will absolutely get you unstuck."We sit down with Pastor Daniel Shunk to talk about his new book, Loving Leviticus and Why Most People Hate It, and why so many readers stall when they reach this part of the Bible. We walk through the laws, feasts, and offerings to show how Leviticus points to Jesus Christ and why it still matters under the New Covenant. • Why Leviticus feels confusing to modern readers • Why Pastor Daniel writes a book defending Leviticus • The “Ted and Joe” argument and the common Leviticus gotcha • Separating civil law from ceremonial law from moral law • Reading Old Testament rituals as types and shadows of Christ • Passover and the feasts as a timeline of Jesus’ work • Why God delights when we dig for meaning • The five main offerings and the many facets of the cross • Covering versus true atonement and Christ as the final High PriestPlease click on the underlined links throughout.Dan's new Book: Loving Leviticus: And Why Most People Hate ItDan's 1st book: Ezekiel's Clock: And The Key To Unlock The 430-Year Prophecy Of Modern IsraelChurch Website: Calvary Chapel Chambersburg, PAPlease keep this ministry in prayer. This program was made possible by the Plays One Word family of supporters. To find out more, check out our website at playsonword.orgPlays On Word Newsletter Sign Up: https://playsonword.dm.networkforgood.com/forms/newsletter-sign-upTo Support Plays On Word Radio & Plays On Word Theater, please visit: https://playsonword.networkforgoodThe Plays on Word Theater team is always setting up new performance dates! If you want us to visit your church/venue/community, please reach out with your inquiries here: https://playsonword.dm.networkforgood.com/forms/event-submission-formPlays On Word website Plays On Word YouTubePlays On Word FacebookPlays On Word InstagramEmail us: [email protected]