Our Easter-season study through Hebrews 7-10 leads into a culmination of a three-part devotional-style sermon series on Isaiah 52:13 through Isaiah 53. That three-part series begins here.

The now-complete 7-part pre-Easter deep study sermon series on Hebrews 7-10, “Once and For All”

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8h8i0ingzvMbRHkjTlV5D85-7FHiyPpu&si=C_x930G1lxrWU_iv

Millions of worshipers worldwide think they are practicing Christianity, when the form their religion takes is one of seeing Christ’s sacrifice on the cross as unfinished business. Even born again saints could fall into the same religious trap if they don’t go on growing to maturity in the faith. Oh, how I wish every catholic and orthodox person in the world would read this passage and hear this message. And how I wish every young Christian would internalize the truths of this passage and stand firm in the faith that was once and for all given.

Hebrews 9 pt II – A better sacrifice. Infinitely better.

We continue our study through Hebrews 9 and find that Christ’s better sacrifice accomplished so much for us that we could do nothing to complete it or supplement it in any way. These verses will help you appreciate what He has done for you perhaps more deeply than ever before.

A good worship song.

In today’s world, one religion is fasting from sunrise to sunset for a month, another is fasting from meats other than seafood on Fridays for 40 days, and another is fasting from all meat and dairy products for seven weeks. More than a billion people trying to curry favor with God with their paltry sacrifices.

But our sins are so bad that the price required to pay for them was the lifeblood of God’s own Son. The message of the cross is both that any sacrifice we make, even if it were every day of the year, would fall infinitely short of enough, and that the sacrifice God, in love, provided for us, is infinitely more than enough to pay the price in full forever.

Follow our ongoing message series from Hebrews 6 through 10 (second half of chapter 9 coming this week) on the davebunnell channel on youtube for faith-building meditation from the scriptures on these topics. Give up self-righteousness and self-sacrifice for lent or ramadan. Receive in full everything Christ bought for you. You will celebrate Jesus more fully than ever before this coming holiday season.

The Old Testament temple was a wonderful place of God gloriously blessing His people. But good as it was, the heavenly tabernacle in which Jesus serves is far better. We continue our ongoing study through the New Testament book of Hebrews.