Week 6, Day 36: Leviticus 19-20; Psalm 36
by Devotions on February 5th, 2026
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Week 6, Day 35: Leviticus 16-18; Psalm 35
by Devotions on February 4th, 2026
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Be Holy For I Am Holy (Leviticus 11:44; 1 Peter 1:13-16)
by Devotions on February 3rd, 2026
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Week 6, Day 34: Leviticus 14-15; Psalm 34
by Devotions on February 3rd, 2026
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Week 6, Day 33: Leviticus 11-13; Psalm 33
by Devotions on February 2nd, 2026
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Worship and Sunday School Cancelled
by Announcements on February 1st, 2026
Sunday School and Worship are cancelled for Sunday, February 1, 2026. ...  Read More
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Week 6: February 1-7
by Devotions on February 1st, 2026
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Week 6, Day 32: Leviticus 8-10; Psalm 32
by Devotions on February 1st, 2026
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The God Who Dwells Among Us - Exodus 40
by Aaron Atchley on January 31st, 2026
As we continue our journey through the story of Scripture, we arrive at a powerful moment where God’s promise to be with His people becomes visible and real. After leading Israel out of slavery and through the wilderness, God does not remain distant but comes to dwell right in the center of the camp, filling the tabernacle with His glory. Along the way, we see that God’s presence is both holy and gracious—so awe-filled that even Moses cannot enter, yet close enough to guide the people day by day. This part of the journey reminds us that God does not simply save us and send us on our way; He chooses to go with us. As the cloud moves and rests, Israel learns to walk at God’s pace, trusting His presence to lead them forward. We come to the Lord’s Table remembering that the same God who once filled the tabernacle still comes down to dwell among us today.  Read More
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Week 5, Day 31: Leviticus 5-7; Psalm 31
by Devotions on January 31st, 2026
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Leviticus Still Matters
by Pastor Aaron on January 30th, 2026
Confession from your pastor: Leviticus is where many good Bible reading plans go to die. So if you’re reading along with us and you’re about to turn the page from Exodus into Leviticus, you might feel the shift immediately. The story slows down. The details repeat. The rituals feel strange and far removed from our lives. Here’s the encouragement: don’t quit here. This part matters. Leviticus is less about what happens next and more about who God is. It shows us a holy God who is determined to live among His people—and who makes a way for forgiveness, healing, and restored relationship. Beneath all the sacrifices and instructions is a deep longing: How can broken people live in the presence of a holy God? That question carries the story forward… all the way to Jesus. So if you find yourself tempted to skip this book or stop reading altogether, stay with it. Read wisely. Look for the big picture. Ask good questions. Trust that even the unfamiliar parts are shaping the larger story God is telling. And if you’re not reading with us yet, this is a perfect moment to jump in. You don’t have to “catch up”—just start where we are and walk the story with us. Stay rooted. The story is still unfolding.   Read More
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Week 5, Day 30: Leviticus 1-4, Psalm 30
by Devotions on January 30th, 2026
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