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This is the seventh sermon in our series in Hebrews. Jesus, as the mediator of a better covenant, offers us a perfect relationship with God, a new heart, the knowledge of God, and the forgiveness of sins. Unlike the old priesthood and sacrificial system, which were mere shadows, Jesus' work is done in the true heavenly temple. This new covenant isn’t just an improvement—it’s the fulfillment of God’s promise, bringing us assurance in our faith and salvation. Preacher: Michael Calder
This is the sixth sermon in our series in Hebrews. Preacher: Michael Calder
In this sermon, we explore Hebrews 7 and the significance of Jesus as our eternal Great High Priest. The passage compares Jesus to the mysterious Melchizedek, showing how Melchizedek surpasses the old Levitical priesthood. Because Jesus is in the line of Melchizedek, His priesthood is eternal and far superior, offering us a better hope and complete salvation. We'll see how this truth assures us that all of Jesus' promises will come true and why we can confidently place our trust in Him.
This is the fifth sermon in our series in Hebrews.
In this sermon, we dive into Hebrews 5:11-6:20, where the pastor encourages the church to seek maturity and fruitfulness, steering clear of spiritual dullness that could lead to judgment. We explore how maturity in faith brings the assurance of God's promises. Join us as we unpack this rich passage and see the great steadfast hope that we have in Christ as our anchor.
Preacher: Michael Calder
This is the fourth sermon in our series on the book of Hebrews. Preacher: Michael Calder
This is the third sermon in our series in Hebrews. Preacher: Michael Calder
This talk is from our mid-week communion service in July.
This is the second sermon in our series on Hebrews. Preacher: Chris Boyce
This is the first sermon in our series in the book of Hebrews. Preacher: Michael Calder
This is the fourth and final sermon in our series in the Psalms. Preacher: Michael Calder
This is the third sermon in our series in the Psalms. Preacher: Mark Calder
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