Stop inventing God — start staring at the face of Jesus. A walk through John 1:14-18 with the One who tabernacled among us, the clearest picture of God we'll ever see.

Go touch grass — and bring John 1 with you. A walk through the prologue of John, and an invitation to let creation point you all the way back to the Creator who came near.

The verse Jesus said unlocks the whole Bible. Leviticus 19 on loving our neighbor — why apathy is a form of hatred, and why "be holy" is an invitation, not a command.

The Day of Atonement was Israel's holiest day — and a holy IOU. Why the scapegoat had to walk off every year, until one Galilean carpenter walked to a cross.

Leviticus 10 — Nadab and Abihu's strange fire, three ways modern worship still goes off the rails, and the Lord's Prayer as a weekly calibration tool to keep us honest.

Leviticus 1–9 — five offerings, a liturgy of grace, and the surprise climax of chapter 9. The book most reading plans give up on, read as a practitioner this time

Leviticus 1:1 — the verse that answers the Bible's biggest cliffhanger. Why God speaks first from the meeting tent, and what it means that He's always made the first move.

Leviticus 24 — the lamp shining on the bread, and the surprise at the heart of Israel's worship. A God who simply wants to come close and look at you.

Step off your platform — and meet John the Baptist in John 1:19. Three small words that set him free, and an invitation to point past yourself, straight at Jesus.