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(28:31)
Because of Jesus’ perfect priestly work on earth, He has become the perfect priest in heaven, so that He can help you in times of need (and in all times).
Sermon Text: Hebrews 4:14-5:10
(28:25)
Because of Jesus’ faithfulness, our striving to enter God’s final rest in heaven will not be in vain.
Sermon Text: Hebrews 4:1-14
(29:05)
Security for man in this short, difficult life is found in the eternal God.
Sermon text: Belgic Confession, Article 1
(29:57)
You worship God rightly and live for Him rightly when you believe that God is independent.
Sermon text: Belgic Confession, Article 1
(31:55)
The author of Hebrews in this text tells the church that the Israelites who wandered in the desert didn’t listen to God’s voice and fell away from the living God. Those in the church today can do the same thing. Therefore, it behooves those in the church to listen to God’s voice in the preaching of the Word. God speaks today for your encouragement, which causes you to turn from sin.
Sermon text: Hebrews 3:7-19
(27:31)
This sermon introduces the Belgic Confession. We also begin a study on the nature of God — His uniqueness, simplicity and spirituality (i.e. that God is spirit).
Sermon text: Belgic Confession, Article 1
(25:46)
When you face trials in this life it is easy to lose confidence in Christ. During those times, as in all times, you must consider Christ the Apostle and High Priest of your confession.
Sermon Text: Hebrews 3:1-6
(22:03)
Assurance of salvation is an incentive to godliness rather than carelessness.
Sermon Text: Canons of Dort, Head 5, Articles 12-15
(26:23)
The eternal Son of God became man so that He might save His people from God’s anger and help them when tempted.
Sermon Text: Hebrews 2:10-18
(30:14)
Although Christians struggle with assurance of their faith in this life, assurance is indeed obtainable, by the power of God.
Canons of Dort, Head 5, Articles 9-11
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