Grace Bible Church Souderton Sermon Podcast

Pastor Aaron Meservey

Matthew 5:13-16

God’s plan to transform this world is done through the Church. Today we hear Jesus’ words to fulfill our identity as God’s people by bringing his life and light to the world. 

Pastor Aaron Meservey

Romans 6:3-7

In our baptism service, we hear how in the mystery of baptism, the Lord puts to death the old self bound in sin and shame.

Pastor Aaron Meservey

Leviticus 24:1-9

In our final week of our series going through Leviticus, we see God’s desire for his people—that his life and light would shine on us.

Pastor Aaron Meservey

Leviticus 23

As we examine the festivals of God’s people, we hear his proclamation in regards to our time, in which we are to be yielded to him to receive life.

Pastor Aaron Meservey

Leviticus 19:2

Having been called, cleansed, and welcomed into God’s presence, the people then hear the call to holiness to sustain communion with God. We discuss how holiness is being God’s possession that he uses to show the world what he is like.

Pastor Aaron Meservey

Leviticus 16

As we examine the Day of Atonement, we see God’s heart to make a sinful people right before him—ridding them of their corruption, wickedness and betrayals.

Pastor Aaron Meservey

Cleanliness that's next to Godliness

Leviticus 10:10-11; 11-15

In the wake of Nadab and Abihu’s deaths, the Lord gives instructions regarding being clean and unclean as they come before him. We see the proclamation of these ordinances and how they relate to the Christian today.

Pastor Aaron Meservey

Leviticus 10

After receiving the Lord’s welcome into his presence, we are immediately struck by the warning of presuming upon his grace. In this we receive the call to honor the holiness of God.

Pastor Aaron Meservey

Leviticus 9:22

How is someone meant able to come before God? As we look at a few of the sacrifices, we see how the Lord purifies, consecrates, and welcomes us to him.

Pastor Aaron Meservey

Leviticus 9:22-24

As we begin a series on Leviticus, we see at the heart of the book is the invitation for God’s people to draw near with confidence.