Slippery Truth
Dean Elliott teaches from Luke 3. Its a slippery truth to know that God’s plan for you life would include failure. We walk in a world where failure is imminent, and one can choose to quit or settle for a lesser standard. But God wants us to choose something different — to embrace what only […]
The Monster in our Midst
*Please note – this sermon is preached from a passage that requires maturity. The message is suitable for pre-teens and teens. Please be prepared to answer any of your children’s questions should they arise after referencing Leviticus 18. Thank you for your support as we look through all of Scripture as the infallible, inspired Word […]
Broken
Dean Elliott teaches on Leviticus 12-15. We live in a world that is broken; a world that doesn’t work right. There are circumstances beyond our control, tragedies and difficulties, and not all of it is for only the unbeliever. What are the circumstances of Leviticus 12-15? Why would God give these laws? Where does […]
Strange Fire
Dean Elliott teaches from Leviticus 10, which has three distinct parts. There is an incident and an accompanying proclamation, then the first piece of statutory law for priests that seems out of place because it is not with the rest of the rules found later in Leviticus, and an epilogue narrative.
From Clueless to Godly
Dean Elliott teaches from Leviticus 5:14 – 6:7. This offering is an continuation, and subcategory, of the sin offering that was taught last week and is in regard to any of the Lord’s holy things. How do we move from being clueless about our sins to being Godly? How do make things right with God, […]
I’m Okay? You’re Okay? We’re okay.
Dean Elliott teaches from Leviticus 3 and 7. The Peace Offering is the third and center of five offerings. There are three important points to keep in mind as we study this offering: 1. What part of the meal is it? 2. Who’s invited to the meal? 3. What’s the occasion? Additional Scripture references: I […]
Good Friday Service
Dean Elliott teaches from John 6 on Good Friday. Salvation is by faith alone in Christ alone. Why follow Jesus? Can he provide what we need?
Wait? Or Dead Weight?
Dean Elliott teaches from 2 Thessalonians 3:6-18. It is not the Day of the Lord yet, so what do we do while we wait? Are you working? Or, are you considered dead weight, and relying on someone else? In this passage, we see a general principle that encompasses two commands.
Where Are You?
Dean Elliott teaches from 2 Thessalonians 2:13-17. God’s kingdom can be likened to a train that is barreling through history. God has decided what the destination of the train will be, and the best place to be is on the train. The way to get on the train is to believe that Jesus paid the […]
State of the Church 2022
In Psalm 136, we see a recount of God’s loyal love through creation and the story of Israel. We are called to celebrate God’s loyal love, His “hesed.” Cleburne Bible is required by its constitution to share a ‘state of the church’ every year. David denHartog, Dean Elliott, Tom Worthley, Kevin Bentley, Kevin Sale, and […]