The holy service of the priesthood is first and foremost pleasing to God before it is beneficial to any of God's people.

Though we may be rejected by the world, we are not left searching and restless. In Christ's rejection we are given the comfort of an eternal rest in the resurrection of Christ.

With the coming of Christ comes a declaration of peace that even humble sinners may come before their glorious God and worship.

The church is uniquely characterized by gratitude because we have received a lasting salvation that no one can take from us.

Humble believers will always have the greatest reason to rejoice because they are the ones who know the blessing and mercy of God.

Every priest of God is intended to minister to fellow sinners that the fellowship of God with us may be preserved and advanced.

The High Priest will minister to the people, but only if He is first a minister to God. It's only until Jesus comes, our Great High Priest, will this ministry be fulfilled and the people of God receive that gracious judgement once and for all: Forgiven!

At the entrance to the kingdom of God stands a demand for sacrifice. There is only one sacrifice which will satisfy, yet all may come because of the sufficiency of that sacrifice that is Christ.

The glory of God is rarely found on the outside or seen in a first impression. His glory is found by entering through the veil of Christ Jesus and coming to fellowship with God Himself among His church.