In December 1952, five days of suffocating smog hovered over the city of London. In the following weeks, medical reports estimated that over 4,000 people died, and 100,000 people fell ill. This environmental catastrophe made way for new legislative policies, such as the Clean Air Act of 1956.
The book of Leviticus addresses its own kind…
This Month | May 2012
Rules and regulations—we can look at them as restrictions that prevent us from doing what we want, or we can see them as guidelines that show the world who we are. Leviticus, when we look at it from a biblical, God-centered perspective, is Israel’s blueprint for building a lifestyle of holiness.
God’s people are holy because God set them apart. But we show we are holy by exemplifying God’s…
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A look at this month’s devotions.
Priesthood of the Believer
Finding Joy in Complex Truth
We answer your theological questions.