6: Leviticus: 12-15: Can you scrub up for God?

What do skin diseases, bodily discharges, and ritual impurity have to do with us? More than you might think. Discover how God teaches his people to live with his holiness in the realities of everyday life.📚 This episode has been made possible because of you — our wonderful listeners!A little while ago, we invited you to help us keep the kettle on by donating the cost of a cuppa, so that we could continue creating this podcast. This season is the result of the incredible generosity of so many of you who joined our ‘Keep the Kettle On’ campaign.We are so thankful for the many ways you support Two Sisters and a Cup of Tea — through praying for us, listening along, sharing episodes with others, engaging with us, and giving financially. Your encouragement means so much & enables us to keep encouraging, equipping and modelling what it can look like to open up the Bible in everyday life.Thank you for being part of this journey with us! You can find the questions to dig a little deeper into this passage here.If you are interested in partnering with us financially to help make each of these seasons happen, please do head to our giving page. 👉Check out our partner page for more resources on Leviticus and all our past seasons resources.Join us next week for chapters 16-17.

What can food teach us about holiness? Far more than dietary rules, Leviticus 11 unveils a daily vision of belonging to God and living differently.📚 This episode has been made possible because of you — our wonderful listeners!A little while ago, we invited you to help us keep the kettle on by donating the cost of a cuppa, so that we could continue creating this podcast. This season is the result of the incredible generosity of so many of you who joined our ‘Keep the Kettle On’ campaign.We are so thankful for the many ways you support Two Sisters and a Cup of Tea — through praying for us, listening along, sharing episodes with others, engaging with us, and giving financially. Your encouragement means so much & enables us to keep encouraging, equipping and modelling what it can look like to open up the Bible in everyday life.Thank you for being part of this journey with us! You can find the questions to dig a little deeper into this passage here.If you’re not already signed up for our monthly newsletter, you can do so here. We also have a weekly roundup, which you can sign up to here. 👉Check out our partner page for more resources on Leviticus and all our past seasons resources.Join us next week as we look at chapters 12-15.

If even the priests need atonement, what hope is there for the rest of us? Encounter the breathtaking holiness of God and his surprising desire to dwell among his people.📚 This episode has been made possible because of you — our wonderful listeners!A little while ago, we invited you to help us keep the kettle on by donating the cost of a cuppa, so that we could continue creating this podcast. This season is the result of the incredible generosity of so many of you who joined our ‘Keep the Kettle On’ campaign.We are so thankful for the many ways you support Two Sisters and a Cup of Tea — through praying for us, listening along, sharing episodes with others, engaging with us, and giving financially. Your encouragement means so much & enables us to keep encouraging, equipping and modelling what it can look like to open up the Bible in everyday life.Thank you for being part of this journey with us! You can find the questions to dig a little deeper into this passage here. Why not take some time now to think through these for yourself.  👉Check out our partner page for more resources on Leviticus and all our past seasons resources.Join us next week as we look at chapter 11.

Do the small sins really matter? Leviticus says yes—but it also reveals a God who graciously provides a way back. Discover why failure never gets the final word.📚 This episode has been made possible because of you — our wonderful listeners!A little while ago, we invited you to help us keep the kettle on by donating the cost of a cuppa, so that we could continue creating this podcast. This season is the result of the incredible generosity of so many of you who joined our ‘Keep the Kettle On’ campaign.We are so thankful for the many ways you support Two Sisters and a Cup of Tea — through praying for us, listening along, sharing episodes with others, engaging with us, and giving financially. Your encouragement means so much & enables us to keep encouraging, equipping and modelling what it can look like to open up the Bible in everyday life.Thank you for being part of this journey with us! You can find the questions to dig a little deeper into this passage here.Who could you be talking about Leviticus with this week? Grab a friend and get the Bible open together.👉Check out our partner page for more resources on Leviticus and all our past seasons resources.Join us next week as we look at chapters 8-10.

What if worship is about more than just singing? In Leviticus, God's rescued people are invited to share a meal with the Lord himself. Come with us as we explore a vision of worship fuelled by delight, devotion, and fellowship.📚 This episode has been made possible because of you — our wonderful listeners!A little while ago, we invited you to help us keep the kettle on by donating the cost of a cuppa, so that we could continue creating this podcast. This season is the result of the incredible generosity of so many of you who joined our ‘Keep the Kettle On’ campaign.We are so thankful for the many ways you support Two Sisters and a Cup of Tea — through praying for us, listening along, sharing episodes with others, engaging with us, and giving financially. Your encouragement means so much & enables us to keep encouraging, equipping and modelling what it can look like to open up the Bible in everyday life.Thank you for being part of this journey with us! You can find the questions to dig a little deeper into this passage here.Sign up to receive our latest episode, blog post, some discussion questions & a prayer prompt straight into your inbox each week. 👉Check out our partner page for more resources on Leviticus and all our past seasons resources.Join us next week as we look at chapters 4-7.

Leviticus might be one of the most avoided books of the Bible — but what if it’s one of the most important? Join us as we begin our journey through Leviticus with Dr Jay Sklar, professor of Old Testament at Covenant Theological Seminary, exploring why this Old Testament book matters, how it reveals God’s holiness and love, and how it helps us understand Jesus more deeply.This episode has been made possible because of you — our wonderful listeners!A little while ago, we invited you to help us keep the kettle on by donating the cost of a cuppa, so that we could continue creating this podcast. This season is the result of the incredible generosity of so many of you who joined our ‘Keep the Kettle On’ campaign.We are so thankful for the many ways you support Two Sisters and a Cup of Tea — through praying for us, listening along, sharing episodes with others, engaging with us, and giving financially. Your encouragement means so much & enables us to keep encouraging, equipping and modelling what it can look like to open up the Bible in everyday life.Thank you for being part of this journey with us! You can find the questions to dig a little deeper into this passage here.Sign up to receive our latest episode, blog post, some discussion questions & a prayer prompt straight into your inbox each week. 👉 Check out our partner page for more resources on Leviticus and all our past seasons resources.

Leviticus might be the most avoided book in the Bible — but what if it's actually one of the most important? We hope you’ll join us as we delve into the third book in the Pentateuch and see what it has to say to us in the 21st Century. Our first episode drops next week on Friday 18th September.In the meantime, why not check out this season's resources on our website or sign up to receive our weekly email, delivering the episode, discussion questions and a prayer prompt direct to your inbox.

What does it look like, not only to know the truth and walk in it, but to stand firm in it? As we'll see in the final few verses of Paul's letter to the Ephesians, God gives us all we need!📚This episode is sponsored by Crossway. Crossway publish gospel-centered, Bible-based content that honours our Savior and serves his church. They seek to help people understand the massive implications of the gospel and the truth of God’s Word, for all of life, for all eternity, and for the glory of God.Today’s book recommendation is Strong and the Lord, a 30-day devotional on the armour of God. You can find it on our partner page here or at Crossway.orgYou can find the questions to dig a little deeper into this passage here.Look out for our bonus episode coming out soon! Join us in September when we will be working through Leviticus!

We're delighted to be joined by Sarah Allen as we consider our penultimate passage in Ephesians today. Sarah works as an English teacher and is involved in pastoral care and training of women in her local church and across the UK. She’s the author of Pause: How to enjoy God, find hope and bear fruit through midlife and the menopause and Clothed with Strength: Four Women who Built the Church and Changed the World.📚This episode is sponsored by Crossway. Crossway publish gospel-centered, Bible-based content that honours our Savior and serves his church. They seek to help people understand the massive implications of the gospel and the truth of God’s Word, for all of life, for all eternity, and for the glory of God.Today’s book recommendation is Dust to Dust by Jen Wilkin. You can pre-order your copy on our partner page here or at Crossway.orgYou can find the questions to dig a little deeper into this passage here.

Wisdom, folly, light and dark. There are some big themes in this next chunk of the letter, as we continue to apply all that we've been taught so far in Ephesians.📚This episode is sponsored by Crossway. Crossway publish gospel-centered, Bible-based content that honours our Savior and serves his church. They seek to help people understand the massive implications of the gospel and the truth of God’s Word, for all of life, for all eternity, and for the glory of God.Today’s book recommendation is the ESV Women's Study Bible. You can find it on our partner page here.You can find the questions to dig a little deeper into this passage here.Check out our range of free downloads on our website made for you, from prayers to pray when Bible reading is hard, to conversations about reading the Bible one-to-one, and resources to go alongside different seasons.