Levaire evangelizes the Gospel of Jesus Christ by providing great, Bible-based content to a lost world. We also assist Christian pastors, churches, and faith-based organizations with their outreach efforts.
Levaire offers fee-based outreach services and as well as free training resources for Christian faith-based organizations. Our ongoing projects include:
- Levaire.com is an online Christian magazine that points to evangelical Christian values, Christian apologetics, Kingdom identity, biblical prophecy, God’s love and the supernatural freedom that comes from accepting Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. Christian apologetics, prophecy, identity and teaching.
- Amillennial.org takes the eschatological position that the Kingdom of God was inaugurated upon Christ’s resurrection. Jesus Christ currently reigns at the right hand of the Father over His church. At the end of these last days, Jesus will return to judge the living and the dead.
- GracesList.org is a homeless and emergency services directory with over 10,000 listings in over 40 countries, and
- ProphecyCourse.org (https://prophecycourse.org/) is a 12-week course built to help you understand Bible prophecy. In this course, we wrestle with tough questions like: Why study Bible prophecy? Are we in the end times? When is the Tribulation? What is the mark of the beast? Who is the antichrist? When is the rapture in the Bible? When will Jesus return? Are we in the last days? The Bible has answers about the end times, but do we—as Christians—understand what we’re reading?
Levaire (levare)
- Move to a higher place; elevate. 2. Raise in rank or status; promote. 3. Put in a cheerful mood; elate. 4. Put on a higher plane; uplift.
[C15: elevate, from Latin elevare;Â from levare, to raise; from levis (adj), light.]
What We Believe
Levaire is a teaching ministry grounded in the conviction that the Bible means what it says—and that discovering what it says requires reading it honestly, historically, and in the language and world of its original authors. We hold the following beliefs not as a fence to keep people out, but as a foundation to build on together.
Scripture
We believe the Bible is the inspired and authoritative Word of God, sufficient for faith and life. We approach it with reverence and with rigor, trusting that its meaning is knowable, that context matters, and that the original languages, historical background, and literary forms of each text are not obstacles to understanding but the very path toward it. We take the Bible too seriously to read it carelessly.
God
We believe in one God, eternally existing in three persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—each fully God, each distinct, together one. God is holy, just, and sovereign over all creation. He is also, and equally, love—not a sentimental love that ignores wrong, but the fierce, pursuing love of one who does not let his own go without a fight.
Jesus Christ
We believe Jesus of Nazareth is the eternal Son of God, fully divine and fully human, born of a virgin, who lived a sinless life, died on the cross as the atoning sacrifice for human sin, rose bodily from the dead on the third day, ascended to the Father, and is now seated in authority over all things. He is the fulfillment of every promise God made to Israel, the Messiah long expected, and the Lord of a kingdom that has already come and is still advancing.
The Holy Spirit
We believe the Holy Spirit is the third person of the Trinity, fully God, who indwells every believer at the moment of faith, sealing them as God’s own. The Spirit is the Spirit of truth who illuminates Scripture, forms Christ in his people, empowers them for witness, and sustains the life of the kingdom of God in the world.
Salvation
We believe that all human beings are separated from God by sin and unable to restore that relationship by their own effort or merit. Salvation is by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. It is not earned but received, a gift of God rooted in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, applied to the believer by the Holy Spirit. Those who trust in Christ are justified before God, adopted as his children, and granted eternal life.
The Kingdom of God
We believe the kingdom of God is not primarily a future political arrangement but a present spiritual reality, inaugurated by Jesus at his first advent and now advancing in the world through his people. Jesus himself declared that the kingdom had come upon his hearers (Luke 11:20), that it was in their midst (Luke 17:21), and that his kingship operated by a different logic than the kingdoms of this world (John 18:36). We live between its inauguration and its final consummation, called to embody its values now rather than simply wait for its arrival later.
The Church
We believe the Church is the covenant people of God, composed of all who trust in Jesus Christ across every nation, culture, and generation. It is the continuation of faithful Israel, now expanded through the gospel to include all who come to God through Christ. The Church is not a building or an institution but a living community, called to worship, to formation, and to the announcement of the kingdom in word and deed.
Scripture and History
We believe the Bible is best read in light of the history it inhabits. Many of its most contested passages—in the prophets, the Gospels, and Revelation—were written to specific people about specific events, and their meaning comes into focus when we take that specificity seriously. We therefore take a historically-grounded approach to prophetic and apocalyptic texts, reading them first in their ancient Jewish context before drawing application for today. We hold these interpretive convictions with confidence, and with the humility to keep learning.
The Covenants
We believe God has worked through history in a series of covenants culminating in the new covenant inaugurated by Jesus Christ. The Mosaic covenant, with its Temple, priesthood, and sacrificial system, was preparatory and pointing forward to its own fulfillment. Christ has fulfilled what the law and the prophets pointed toward. We therefore read the Old Testament as Christian Scripture, finding in it the deep roots of everything the New Testament announces, while recognizing that the new covenant has brought a genuine newness that the old could only anticipate.
Last Things
We believe in the bodily resurrection of the dead, the final judgment of all people, and the eternal life of those who are in Christ. We hold these convictions with clarity. On questions surrounding the precise nature and timing of prophetic fulfillment—including the relationship between historical and future events in texts like Revelation—we recognize that serious, biblically-faithful Christians have read the evidence differently, and we welcome that conversation. What we do not treat as negotiable is the reality of Christ’s present reign, the certainty of his final return, and the eternal weight of the human response to the gospel.
What We Hold Open
We believe intellectual honesty is a theological virtue. There are questions on which Scripture speaks clearly, and questions on which it invites continued wrestling. Levaire is committed to saying plainly what can be said plainly, acknowledging openly what remains genuinely contested, and never mistaking the tradition we inherited for the text itself. We would rather ask a hard question faithfully than give an easy answer carelessly.
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