Way Family Church Sermon Podcast

In this message, Elder Rob Sena walks us through Hebrews 10:1–18 and reminds us that Jesus is the only one who can save us. The sacrifices of the Old Testament pointed to the need for something greater, Jesus’ perfect sacrifice, made once and for all.

Sin is serious because it separates us from God, but His desire has always been for a relationship with His people. Through Jesus, we can receive forgiveness, walk in freedom, and stop living under the weight of guilt for sins He has forgiven.

Are you living focused on your past mistakes, or are you living with gratitude for what Jesus has done? Because of His sacrifice, we have every reason to live a life of gratitude

What makes Jesus’ sacrifice different? In Hebrews 9, we see the limitations of the old covenant and the power of Christ’s once-for-all sacrifice. Jesus didn’t just cover our sin, He accomplished what the old sacrifices never could. Join us as we look at the tabernacle, the Holy of Holies, and the greater redemption we have through Jesus.

Jesus + nothing. That’s the better covenant.

In Hebrews 8, Elder Rob Sena breaks down the difference between the old covenant and the new, and why our hope was never meant to rest on how well we can follow the rules.

The old covenant said, “We will.” The new covenant says, “I will.”

Jesus is the better Mediator, the perfect sacrifice, and the fulfillment of God’s promises. Our forgiveness, relationship with God, and assurance aren’t earned, they’re found in Christ.

Listen in and discover the freedom of the new covenant.

In Hebrews 7, we see why Melchizedek matters and how his priesthood points us to Jesus. Elder Rob Sena walks through the significance of Melchizedek, Abraham, the Law, and the better covenant we have through Christ.

The Law reveals our sin, but it cannot remove it. Jesus is our eternal High Priest, our righteousness, and the guarantor of a better covenant. He offered Himself once and for all and continues to intercede for those who come to God through Him.

When doubt and discouragement creep in, where do you turn? 

Elder Rob Sena reminds us that God has not forgotten us. His promises are still true, He never changes, and even in the darkest seasons, His light still shines.

Be encouraged to keep walking in faith, patience, and hope. Keep your eyes on Jesus. 

God is faithful. Keep going ❤️

Elder Rob Sena continues through Hebrews 6 with a powerful reminder that spiritual growth comes through abiding in Christ, not relying on ourselves.

Elder Rob Sena continues our study through Hebrews 5, focusing on Jesus as our perfect and eternal High Priest and challenging us to grow in spiritual maturity through God’s Word.

Are you truly resting in what Jesus has already done?

In Hebrews 4, Elder Rob Sena challenges us to examine what keeps us from entering God’s rest. We can become so focused on rules, works, and trying to be “good enough” that we forget the work of salvation is already finished through Christ.

Looking at Israel’s failure to trust God, the finished work of Jesus, and the promise of eternal rest, we’re reminded that God isn’t asking us to earn His promises, He’s asking us to trust Him.

If you’re weary, burdened, or striving to do it all on your own, this message is a reminder: the work is finished. Rest in Jesus.

Join Elder Rob Sena as we walk through Hebrews 3 and are reminded that Jesus is greater than Moses. Believe God, trust His Word, follow Jesus closely, and don’t harden your heart. We are called to encourage one another and let our lives reflect what we believe.

What does it mean that Jesus became fully human? Hebrews 2:9–18 reveals the incredible answer: God came down to us so that we could be lifted up.

In this message, we look at Jesus as the last Adam, the power of our salvation, the One who disarmed Satan and defeated death, and our sympathetic High Priest who understands our suffering and is able to help us in our weakness.

Jesus didn’t stay distant from our pain, He entered into it, conquered it, and made a way for us to be brought near to God.