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This sermon explores Hebrews 12:14-29, focusing on pursuing peace and holiness while living for what is eternal rather than temporary. Key points include:
• Believers are called to strive for peace with everyone and
pursue holiness, without which no one will see God.
• We are warned against refusing God's voice and reminded of the consequences throughout history for those who did not heed warnings.
• God promises to shake both heaven and earth, removing what is temporary so that only the unshakable remains.
• Christians have received an unshakable kingdom and are
called to worship God with reverence and awe, recognizing Him as a consuming fire.
• The passage contrasts Mount Sinai (representing the old
covenant) with Mount Zion (the new covenant in Christ).
• Believers should anchor their hope and priorities in God's
eternal kingdom rather than temporary things.
Question for Consideration:
How might focusing on the eternal nature of God's kingdom
change the way you approach challenges or make decisions in your daily life?
To learn more, visit lakelandneighborhood.church
To support us financially, click here.
Music: On Our Own Again by Blue Dot Sessions
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By Neighborhood Church LakelandThis sermon explores Hebrews 12:14-29, focusing on pursuing peace and holiness while living for what is eternal rather than temporary. Key points include:
• Believers are called to strive for peace with everyone and
pursue holiness, without which no one will see God.
• We are warned against refusing God's voice and reminded of the consequences throughout history for those who did not heed warnings.
• God promises to shake both heaven and earth, removing what is temporary so that only the unshakable remains.
• Christians have received an unshakable kingdom and are
called to worship God with reverence and awe, recognizing Him as a consuming fire.
• The passage contrasts Mount Sinai (representing the old
covenant) with Mount Zion (the new covenant in Christ).
• Believers should anchor their hope and priorities in God's
eternal kingdom rather than temporary things.
Question for Consideration:
How might focusing on the eternal nature of God's kingdom
change the way you approach challenges or make decisions in your daily life?
To learn more, visit lakelandneighborhood.church
To support us financially, click here.
Music: On Our Own Again by Blue Dot Sessions