The sermon from Hebrews 10:1-18 emphasizes the sufficiency of Christ's sacrifice in contrast to the old covenant system. The Jewish believers, struggling with their faith, were tempted to revert to temple sacrifices, but the writer of Hebrews urged them to remain steadfast in Christ. The passage reveals the triune God at work: the will of the Father, the work of the Son, and the witness of the Holy Spirit. The law was a mere shadow, incapable of perfecting the worshiper, but Christ's single offering secures eternal redemption and complete sanctification. Believers are called to draw near to God, trusting in the finished work of Christ rather than performance-based righteousness. The Holy Spirit bears witness in our lives by transforming our hearts, shaping our view of ourselves, and calling us to extend the forgiveness we have received.

Major Points from the Sermon:

• The Will of the Father – God’s plan was never about human performance but about making a way for sinners to be purified. (Hebrews 10:1-10)
• The Work of the Son – Jesus fulfilled the Father’s will through His perfect sacrifice, which permanently replaced the old covenant system. (Hebrews 10:11-14)
• The Witness of the Holy Spirit – The Spirit confirms our sanctification by transforming our hearts and enabling us to live in forgiveness and grace. (Hebrews 10:15-18)
• Jesus’ Sacrifice is Once-for-All – Unlike the repeated animal sacrifices, Jesus' offering was final and complete, securing eternal redemption. (Hebrews 10:12)
• A Call to Live by Faith – Since we are fully forgiven, we are called to live out our sanctification by drawing near to God and extending grace to others.