Published by bboydComments Off on Leviticus 27, Psalm 34, Ecclesiastes 10, Titus 2
Leviticus 27: God outlines how vows and dedications—whether people, animals, or property—should be valued and redeemed, reminding Israel that everything holy belongs to Him.
Psalm 34: David celebrates the Lord’s deliverance and urges the humble to seek Him, promising protection, provision, and joy for those who fear the Lord.
Ecclesiastes 10: Foolishness, even in small amounts, can undo wisdom, and leaders must act with integrity to avoid disorder and destruction.
Titus 2: Paul encourages sound teaching by urging every age and role within the church to live with self-control, integrity, and hope as they wait for Christ’s return.
Published by bboydComments Off on Leviticus 26, Psalm 33, Ecclesiastes 9, Titus 1
Leviticus 26: God promises blessings for obedience—including peace, provision, and His presence—but warns of escalating discipline, exile, and desolation if His covenant is rejected, while still holding out hope for restoration if the people confess and return.
Psalm 33: The psalmist praises God as the Creator and Sustainer of the world, whose plans stand firm, whose eye is on those who fear Him, and whose faithful love is the source of true hope and joy.
Ecclesiastes 9: Despite the certainty of death and the unpredictability of life, the Teacher urges joyful living, wholehearted effort, and valuing wisdom, even though it often goes unnoticed and unrewarded.
Titus 1: Paul instructs Titus to appoint elders who live with integrity, uphold sound teaching, and rebuke false teachers, reminding him that godliness and truth are inseparable in Christian leadership.
Published by bboydComments Off on Leviticus 25, Psalm 32, Ecclesiastes 8, 2 Timothy 4
Leviticus 25: God commands the Israelites to observe sabbath years and the Year of Jubilee, promoting rest for the land, redemption of property, fair treatment of the poor, and the release of slaves as a reflection of His ownership and mercy.
Psalm 32: David celebrates the joy and relief of forgiveness, urging others to confess sin, trust in the Lord’s protection, and rejoice in His faithful love.
Ecclesiastes 8: The Teacher reflects on wisdom, human authority, and the mystery of injustice, affirming that fearing God is the only sure foundation in a world of uncertainties.
2 Timothy 4: Paul urges Timothy to preach the Word faithfully, shares his readiness to depart, and gives final instructions while affirming the Lord’s strength and hope of eternal glory.
Published by bboydComments Off on Leviticus 24, Psalm 31, Ecclesiastes 7, 2 Timothy 3
Leviticus 24: God commands the Israelites to keep the tabernacle lamps burning and the bread regularly presented, and then issues judgments on blasphemy and other serious offenses to uphold justice and holiness.
Psalm 31: David cries out for God's protection in distress, placing his trust fully in the Lord’s faithful love and urging others to do the same with courage and hope.
Ecclesiastes 7: The Teacher offers wisdom on grief, patience, and restraint, reminding us that God ordains both joy and adversity and that true righteousness is found in fearing Him.
2 Timothy 3: Paul warns of increasing godlessness in the last days, urges Timothy to cling to the Scriptures, and reminds him that all Scripture is God-breathed and equips believers for every good work.
Published by bboydComments Off on Leviticus 23, Psalm 30, Ecclesiastes 6, 2 Timothy 2
Leviticus 23: God establishes the sacred calendar for His people, appointing weekly Sabbaths and annual festivals to remember His provision, redemption, and holiness.
Psalm 30: David praises the Lord for turning his sorrow into joy and declares his lifelong gratitude for God's healing and faithfulness.
Ecclesiastes 6: The Teacher reflects on the futility of wealth and long life without satisfaction, reminding us that contentment is a gift from God.
2 Timothy 2: Paul urges Timothy to remain strong, faithful, and focused, teaching truth with gentleness while enduring hardship for the sake of the gospel.
Published by bboydComments Off on Leviticus 22, Psalm 28-29, Ecclesiastes 5, 2 Timothy 1
Leviticus 22: God commands the priests to maintain purity and reverence in handling holy offerings, accepting only flawless sacrifices as expressions of devotion.
Psalm 28–29: David cries out to God for justice and strength, praising the Lord’s powerful voice and His blessings of peace and protection.
Ecclesiastes 5: The Teacher warns against careless words and misplaced trust in wealth, urging reverence before God and gratitude for His gifts.
2 Timothy 1: Paul encourages Timothy to boldly guard the gospel with faith and love, reminding him of his spiritual heritage and the power of God’s calling.
Published by bboydComments Off on Leviticus 21, Psalm 26-27, Ecclesiastes 4, 1 Timothy 6
Leviticus 21: God sets apart the priests with specific standards for holiness in their actions, relationships, and physical condition to preserve the sanctity of His worship.
Psalm 26–27: David confidently seeks God’s justice and presence, trusting the Lord to protect and guide him through every trial.
Ecclesiastes 4: The Teacher laments the pain of oppression and the futility of selfish toil, while praising the strength and comfort of companionship.
1 Timothy 6: Paul urges believers to flee greed, pursue godliness, and guard the truth, reminding the wealthy to trust in God and be rich in good works.
Published by bboydComments Off on Leviticus 20, Psalm 25, Ecclesiastes 3, 1 Timothy 5
Leviticus 20: God establishes strong consequences for sins that defile the community—especially child sacrifice, sexual immorality, and seeking spiritists—so that His people will remain holy and distinct from the surrounding nations.
Psalm 25: David cries out in trust and humility, asking for God’s guidance, forgiveness, and protection. He clings to the Lord’s faithful love and integrity even in the face of enemies and personal failings.
Ecclesiastes 3: The Teacher reflects on the mystery and beauty of time, observing that everything has a season, yet humans long for eternity. He acknowledges both the gift of enjoying life and the limits of human understanding.
1 Timothy 5: Paul instructs Timothy on honoring people within the church, especially widows and elders, emphasizing purity, discernment, and proper care for others.
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In this episode of Sermon Notes, hosts Jay Strother and Brian Ball delve into the concluding chapter of the Book of Colossians, discussing the profound Christology and transformative truths presented by Paul. They reflect on the power of community in faith, highlighting how Paul acknowledges his fellow laborers by name and the importance of each individual's role in the body of Christ.
Published by bboydComments Off on Leviticus 19, Psalm 23-24, Ecclesiastes 2, 1 Timothy 4
Leviticus 19: God calls His people to live set apart, reflecting His holiness in their worship, justice, compassion, integrity, and love for others—especially the vulnerable and the outsider.
Psalm 23-24: David praises God as the Good Shepherd who provides, protects, and leads him, then proclaims the Lord as the King of Glory who is worthy of worship and enters with power and majesty.
Ecclesiastes 2: The Teacher explores pleasure, possessions, and wisdom but finds them empty without God. True enjoyment of life’s blessings comes from God's hand.
1 Timothy 4: Paul warns against false teachings and urges Timothy to pursue godliness, remain faithful to Scripture, and be an example in character and leadership.
Published by bboydComments Off on Leviticus 18, Psalm 22, Ecclesiastes 1, 1 Timothy 3
Leviticus 18: God commands the Israelites to reject the immoral practices of surrounding nations and live by His holy standards, especially regarding sexual purity.
Psalm 22: David cries out in deep anguish yet ultimately declares trust in God, foretelling a righteous sufferer whose praise will reach all nations.
Ecclesiastes 1: The Teacher reflects on life’s fleeting nature, concluding that worldly efforts and wisdom apart from God are ultimately meaningless.
1 Timothy 3: Paul outlines the character and conduct required of overseers and deacons, affirming the church as the foundation of truth and mystery of godliness revealed in Christ.
Published by bboydComments Off on Leviticus 17, Psalm 20‐21, Proverbs 31, 1 Timothy 2
Leviticus 17: God commands that all sacrifices be brought to Him properly and prohibits eating blood, declaring it sacred because it represents life and is used for atonement.
Psalm 20–21: David prays for God’s help in battle and then praises Him for granting victory, affirming that trust in the Lord brings strength and triumph.
Proverbs 31: King Lemuel’s mother instructs him on wise leadership, and the chapter ends with a poem honoring the character, strength, and faith of a noble wife.
1 Timothy 2: Paul urges prayer for all people, emphasizes Christ as the one mediator, and gives instructions for orderly worship, including guidance for men and women.
