Hebrews 4 Commentary; The Sabbath: Delighting in Christ
The sermon explores the theological concept of entering God's rest through faith, contrasting the Israelites' failure due to unbelief with the believer's access to spiritual repose. It argues that a Sabbath rest remains for God's people, signified by the first day of the week and fulfilled in Christ, rather than merely observing the seventh day. The text emphasizes the superiority of Jesus as the Great High Priest who sympathizes with human infirmities yet remains without sin. Believers are urged to hold fast to their profession and approach the throne of grace boldly to obtain mercy and help in times of need. This message serves as a pastoral encouragement to persevere in faith and rely on divine grace.
6 Sept 2026
WHAT IS A CHRISTIAN?
I. A Prophet II. A Priest III. A King
6 Sept 2026
What Did the Priests Actually Do? | Lessons from the Tabernacle
What were the duties of the priests who served God in the Tabernacle, and what can those duties teach Christians today? In this Sunday School lesson, Pastor Ed examines the responsibilities associated with the Old Testament priesthood and shows how they point to important principles of Christian service. The priests were called to approach God on behalf of the people, provide spiritual leadership, encourage God's people, deal with uncleanness, call the people together, and serve according to God's instructions. The lesson challenges us to consider an important question: If God has called us to serve Him, what does faithful service actually require? Join us as we study Numbers 4:47-49 and related passages and examine the Tabernacle, the priesthood, and their lessons for believers today. Topics: The Tabernacle, Old Testament priesthood, Christian service, spiritual leadership, holiness, worship, and our responsibilities toward others.
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