Embark on a profound journey through faith as we conclude our series, delving into the decision to follow Christ with an unwavering commitment. Unraveling the tapestry of belief, we explore the historical significance of blood— from the Old Testament's sacrificial system to the transformative power of Christ's blood in the New Testament.

Old Testament Sacrificial System:

Leviticus 17:11 reveals the atoning power of blood, symbolizing life offered in lieu of the sinner's. We journey back to Passover, where the blood of the lamb foreshadowed a vital principle: being covered by the blood as a shield.

Exposition: The Historical Connection

Exodus 12:13 portrays blood as a sign, protecting those covered. This exchange, blood for blood, initiates a concept of grace—questioning who bears the cost.

Tension: From Old to New

In the New Testament, a shift from animal sacrifices to Christ's blood is evident. Hebrews 9 emphasizes the necessity of blood for forgiveness, drawing a powerful parallel between the Old and New Covenants.

Resolution: A Personal Decision— It’s a SOUND

Revelation 7:9-16 depicts a multitude, redeemed by the Lamb's blood. The conclusion emphasizes a personal decision to accept Christ—a conscious choice echoing the sound of protection in times of trouble.

Conclusion: The Sound of Trouble Passes

The series concludes with the blood as a sign, a sound, and a sanctifier. It marks our covenant with God, echoes through history as a reminder of sacrifice and love, and sanctifies us for a purpose beyond ourselves.

Join us as we exit with the assurance that the decision to follow Christ, sealed with His blood, covers, protects, and transforms. This truth, a sign, a sound, and a sanctifier, resonates in our hearts as we step into the world.