Consecration of Priests
The TabernacleSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg discusses the consecration of priests in Exodus chapter 29, highlighting their role as kingdom priests and the various rituals involved in their consecration. He focuses on the anointing of priests, drawing connections to Jesus being anointed with the Holy Spirit and the significance of anointing in ministry. Gregg emphasizes the concept of presenting our bodies as living sacrifices to God, contrasting it with the Old Testament sacrificial system. He also underscores the importance of offering sacrifices of praise and thanksgiving to God in difficult times, highlighting the role of priesthood in our daily lives.
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Garments of Priests
The Tabernacle
Steve Gregg delves into the topic of the garments worn by priests in Exodus chapter 28, emphasizing their significance in symbolizing the true charact
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"The Tabernacle" is a comprehensive ten-part series that explores the symbolism and significance of the garments worn by priests, the construction and
Ten Commandments
Steve Gregg delivers a thought-provoking and insightful lecture series on the relevance and importance of the Ten Commandments in modern times, delvin
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Steve Gregg provides a thorough examination of the book of Obadiah, exploring the conflict between Israel and Edom and how it relates to divine judgem
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Steve Gregg provides a comprehensive analysis of the biblical book of Jude, exploring its themes of faith, perseverance, and the use of apocryphal lit
What You Absolutely Need To Know Before You Get Married
Steve Gregg's lecture series on marriage emphasizes the gravity of the covenant between two individuals and the importance of understanding God's defi
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Steve Gregg teaches verse by verse through the book of Ecclesiastes, exploring its themes of mortality, the emptiness of worldly pursuits, and the imp
Creation and Evolution
In the series "Creation and Evolution" by Steve Gregg, the evidence against the theory of evolution is examined, questioning the scientific foundation
1 Thessalonians
In this three-part series from Steve Gregg, he provides an in-depth analysis of 1 Thessalonians, touching on topics such as sexual purity, eschatology
1 Timothy
In this 8-part series, Steve Gregg provides in-depth teachings, insights, and practical advice on the book of 1 Timothy, covering topics such as the r
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