Speaker: Rob Berreth

Scripture: Hebrews 12:18-29

Episode Overview:

In a world marked by instability—from global conflicts to personal uncertainty—Hebrews 12:18–29 points us to what is truly unshakable. This passage contrasts two mountains: Sinai and Zion, symbols of God’s holiness and love, His judgment and grace. Together, they reveal a God who is both consuming fire and redeeming mercy. In this sermon, we are called to revere God as He truly is, find refuge in Christ our Mediator, and build our lives on the Kingdom that will never be shaken.

When everything around us feels uncertain, the gospel gives us an anchor. Through Jesus, we are welcomed into a kingdom that endures beyond nations, economies, and eras—a kingdom ruled by the Holy-Love of God.

Key Highlights:

• A Tale of Two Mountains: Sinai reveals the holy fear of God; Zion reveals His gracious invitation.

• The Holy-Love of God: We cannot separate God’s holiness from His love—both meet perfectly in Christ.

• An Unshakable Kingdom: Earthly powers rise and fall, but Christ’s Kingdom endures forever.

• Our Response: Believe, be thankful, and worship the God who is both awesome in power and rich in mercy.

Call to Action:

Build your life on what cannot be shaken. Turn from the temporary and unstable promises of this world and find rest, security, and hope in Jesus—the mediator of a better covenant and the cornerstone of an unshakable kingdom. Live each day with reverent gratitude, knowing that in Him, you belong to something eternal.

Redeemer Church
211 Northshore Dr. Bellingham, WA 98226
www.redeemernw.org