If you missed this clear, convicting message or need to revisit its practical call to holiness, we encourage you to watch the full sermon!

What This Message Was About

Pastor Tyler continued our study through Leviticus 13, examining leprosy as a powerful picture of sin in our lives. This message was not about ancient ceremonial laws but about how Jesus, our High Priest, deals with the deeper uncleanness in our hearts, offering cleansing, not just surface-level healing.

Key Takeaways You Don’t Want to Miss

✅ Sin Must Be Called Sin
We can’t gloss over or rename sin as “flaws” or “struggles.” Sin is sin, and it leads to death without repentance and cleansing in Christ.

✅ Jesus Cleanses, Not Just Heals
In Israel, suspected leprosy was brought to the priest, not a doctor, because it was about cleansing, not just curing. Likewise, we must continually present ourselves to Jesus, our High Priest, to examine and cleanse us.

✅ The Importance of Daily Examination
Reading God’s Word and daily prayer are like presenting ourselves before the priest for examination. This habit allows the Holy Spirit to convict, correct, and cleanse us, keeping us from drifting into hidden sin.

✅ Hidden Sin Can Spread If Ignored
Sin, like leprosy, can start small but spread if left unchecked. Pride and momentary slips can lead to deeper issues if we don’t deal with them quickly before the Lord.

✅ Your Scars Tell a Story of God’s Healing
Scars from past sin are testimonies of God’s cleansing work. Don’t hide them. Let them encourage others while remembering that old wounds can reopen if we allow sin back in.

Why You Should Watch This Sermon

If you’re wrestling with persistent sin or want to understand the seriousness of holiness, this message will help you walk in greater freedom and consistent repentance.

Pastor Tyler addressed questions like:

– Why must we take sin seriously, even small sins?
– How do we daily present ourselves for cleansing before Christ?
– What is the danger of hidden sin left unchecked?
– How can sharing your testimony of past struggles bring healing and encourage others?

The Bottom Line

Jesus didn’t die to simply manage your outward symptoms; He came to cleanse your heart and transform your life. Through Christ, you can walk in freedom, humility, and deep fellowship with God, letting Him continually renew and cleanse you.

Don’t let hidden sin, pride, or past wounds keep you from the fullness of life God has for you. Watch this sermon to learn how to live a repentant, cleansed life in Christ’s power!