Nothing makes us want to run and hide from God more than our sin and shame. But the author of Hebrews tells sinners to come boldly to the throne of grace. Our boldness to approach the throne comes from our confidence in our Great High Priest. He deals gently with us to help us in our time of need.

The author of Hebrews warned his audience not to be like the Israelites that rebelled against God and died in the wilderness. Their hearts were hard and they refused to trust God and enter the Promised Land. As we await the consummation of Christ's kingdom, we must hear God's Word, believe it, and persevere in it to the very end if we will enter our final rest in the presence of God. 

The author of Hebrews warned his audience not to be like the Israelites that rebelled against God and died in the wilderness. Their hearts were hard and they refused to trust God and enter the Promised Land. As we await the consummation of Christ's kingdom, we must hear God's Word, believe it, and persevere in it to the very end if we will enter our final rest in the presence of God. 

The author of Hebrews warned his audience not to be like the Israelites that rebelled against God and died in the wilderness. Their hearts were hard and they refused to trust God and enter the Promised Land. As we await the consummation of Christ's kingdom, we must hear God's Word, believe it, and persevere in it to the very end if we will enter our final rest in the presence of God. 

The author of Hebrews warned his audience not to be like the Israelites that rebelled against God and died in the wilderness. Their hearts were hard and they refused to trust God and enter the Promised Land. As we await the consummation of Christ's kingdom, we must hear God's Word, believe it, and persevere in it to the very end if we will enter our final rest in the presence of God. 

Moses was perhaps the greatest figure in Old Testament history. He was the great prophet and leader of Israel's great exodus. But even Moses cannot compare to Jesus. Moses was a servant in God's house, Jesus is over God's house as a son. Knowing Christ should cause us to hold fast our confidence and boasting in hope until the very end. 

Moses was perhaps the greatest figure in Old Testament history. He was the great prophet and leader of Israel's great exodus. But even Moses cannot compare to Jesus. Moses was a servant in God's house, Jesus is over God's house as a son. Knowing Christ should cause us to hold fast our confidence and boasting in hope until the very end. 

Moses was perhaps the greatest figure in Old Testament history. He was the great prophet and leader of Israel's great exodus. But even Moses cannot compare to Jesus. Moses was a servant in God's house, Jesus is over God's house as a son. Knowing Christ should cause us to hold fast our confidence and boasting in hope until the very end. 

Moses was perhaps the greatest figure in Old Testament history. He was the great prophet and leader of Israel's great exodus. But even Moses cannot compare to Jesus. Moses was a servant in God's house, Jesus is over God's house as a son. Knowing Christ should cause us to hold fast our confidence and boasting in hope until the very end. 

Did Jesus' death pay the penalty of sin to satisfy God's justice and wrath against sinners or did his death conquer Satan and free us from Satan's power? This sermon argues both are true, but that we must keep Christ's penal substitutionary death as the central meaning of the cross. Since Jesus suffered for us, he is also able to help us in the face of temptation.