The basis of our confidence as Christians is the fact that we have access to the Most Holy Place because of the death, resurrection of the ascent of Jesus and the fact that he reigns as a great priest over the house of God.

Tomorrow’s judgment is escapable because today’s sin is forgivable.

Jesus ushered in a superior priesthood and a superior covenant, which the old covenant and its earthly priests anticipated.

Disobedience to God’s law results in God’s judgment—no matter who we are

The transcendence, sinlessness, and grace of Christ encourage us to claim his mercy with confidence.

A divided heart leads to a broken life.

By becoming a man and experiencing the trials of temptation and the agony of death, Jesus destroys the power of Satan, helps those being tempted, and provides full atonement for those who trust Him as Lord and Savior

All things have been created by the Son and through the Son—including angels—for the worship and service of the Son.

When Paul exhorts the Philippians to be of one mind, he’s not exhorting them to uniformity. He wants them to experience joy in unity, peace, and contentment.

Our works are a response of gratitude to what Jesus has done, not a means of achieving holiness. Only the Holy Spirit can truly transform us when we surrender to working with him.