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Hebrews 9:12 "Neither by the blood of goats and calves, but by his own blood he entered in once into the holy place, having obtained eternal redemption for us." King James Version

This sermon explores the dynamic between the believer and God as depicted in Deuteronomy, where Israel requests that Moses mediate their relationship with the divine rather than approaching the mountain directly. The central message emphasizes that while believers may not attain the same level of spiritual intimacy as their pastors, God remains merciful and desires to bless their lives through thi...

This sermon explores the theological fulfillment of the Day of Atonement in Jesus Christ, contrasting the temporary rituals of the Mosaic Law with the eternal reality of the New Covenant. By examining Leviticus 16 and Hebrews 9-10, the message highlights how the annual sacrifices of bulls and goats served as shadows pointing to the substance found in Christ's once-for-all sacrifice. The central ar...

The sermon explores the narrative of Jacob fleeing to Haran, focusing on his encounter with God at Bethel as a pivotal moment of divine grace and transformation. It highlights the theological theme of sanctification, illustrating how God breaks and remakes believers to conform them to the image of Christ, using Jacob's journey from deceiver to worshiper as a primary example. The text interprets Ja...

Christ did not sleep in death until he finished the work of redemption for his people.

This sermon examines the unique identity of Jesus Christ by exploring His fulfillment of the three distinct offices of prophet, priest, and king. It begins by establishing Jesus as the ultimate prophet who perfectly reveals God's truth and will, surpassing all previous messengers. The message then shifts to His role as the great High Priest, emphasizing that His once-for-all sacrifice on the cross...

Christ, the mediator of the new covenant, did not enter an earthly sanctuary but heaven itself, offered once for all to put away sin by the sacrifice of Himself. Where the old covenant's blood could only point forward, His better sacrifice truly bears the sins of many. And as surely as He was offered once, He shall appear a second time, apart from sin, unto salvation for those who wait for Him.

We do not contemplate the wonder of salvation as we ought. We do not count mercy the marvel that it really is. Paul drives it home: once we were far off, ignorant, twisted, condemned, alienated, hopeless. Now we are brought near, brought into a covenant, a family, a home, a church, a kingdom, a hope. How was this secured? By nothing less than the blood of Jesus Christ. It is in him as our Saviour...

Morning Worship Service Sunday 20th September 2026 Speaker - Rev Garth Wilson Subject - Christ our Mediator- The Meaning

MORNING WORSHIP Lord's Day 12, QA 31 Christ, Our Mediator I. Chief Prophet and Teacher II. Only High Priest III. Eternal King Scripture: Colossians 1

VaultAI Summary: This sermon examines the high priestly prayer of Jesus in John 17, focusing on His intercession for the preservation of His disciples. The central message is that Christ, as the mediator, prays specifically for believers to be kept from evil and sin so that their faith remains intact until they reach heaven. The exposition highlights the unity between the Father and the Son, notin...

Scripture: Isaiah 12:1-6; Romans 8:28-39 Heidelberg Catechism, Lord's Day 1, Q&A 1-2 Sermon Title: Our Only Comfort Sermon Theme: God comforts us in Jesus Sermon Points: I. Divine Comfort II. Mediated Comfort III. Complete Comfort

Reflecting on, Job 23 is not a direct prophecy about Jesus Christ, but it contains several themes that beautifully foreshadow Christ and His work. From the six (6) implied realities about Christ, the four covered are as follows: I. Christ the sought-after Mediator (3) II. Christ the perfect Advocate before God (4) III. Christ the hidden yet Sovereign Lord (8–9). Thus, the remaining two (2) IV. Chr...

The sermon explores the prophetic promise in Isaiah 56 that the 'sons of the stranger' will be brought to God's holy mountain and made joyful in His house of prayer. It identifies this destination not as physical Jerusalem, but as the glorified church in heaven, a place of unbroken communion and rest. The central message outlines six characteristics of those who enter this blessing: joining themse...

Immersed 1 Corinthians 10:1–13 | Romans 6:1–11 | Numbers Central Truth: Baptism does not save us. It publicly declares that we have personally trusted Jesus Christ, been united with Him in His death and resurrection, and received newness of life through Him. This message explores the meaning of believer's baptism through Israel's wilderness journey, the saving work of Jesus Christ, and the persona...

This sermon examines Chapter 8 of the Westminster Confession of Faith, emphasizing that salvation is a Trinitarian work where the Son offers Himself through the Spirit to satisfy the Father's justice. It argues that Christ's perfect obedience, not merely His sacrificial death, imputes righteousness to believers, securing both reconciliation and an eternal inheritance. The teaching addresses the ch...

Pastor walks his children through Children's Catechism question 70—especially explaining that we need a Priest Who can bring us near to God, and Who can atone for sin that is as big as God. Q70. Why do you need Christ as a priest? Because I am guilty. The lesson addresses the theological necessity of a priest by considering human guilt in light of divine holiness. It argues that, even in a state o...

This sermon explores the four elements of experiencing God's grace as depicted in 1 Samuel 7, beginning with the necessity of genuine repentance and the removal of idols. It highlights the role of Samuel as a mediator who intercedes for Israel and offers a blood sacrifice, pointing forward to the work of Jesus Christ. The text describes God's deliverance of Israel from the Philistines through divi...

General Summary of Main Points • Christ's unique person as the God-Man grounds a priesthood and glory no creature can attain; He ministers in the true, heavenly tabernacle and reigns as priest-king at the Father's right hand. • Earthly priests and sacrifices are copies and shadows; Jesus offers Himself and, through His ascension, conducts the necessary eternal intercession in heaven. • The ascensi...

This sermon examines the first three plagues in Exodus to illustrate the hardness of human hearts and the absolute sovereignty of God over creation. The preacher contrasts Pharaoh's stubborn refusal to submit with the ultimate authority of Christ, who bears judgment for sinners. Key themes include the futility of idolatry, the danger of postponing repentance, and the insufficiency of religious cou...

The Canons of Dort The Fifth Head of Doctrine: The Perseverance of the Saings ARTICLE 7 - God does not remove the seed of regeneration (the Holy Spirit), and by His Word and Holy Spirit works repentance in the hearts of those He has elected that they might return humbly unto Him in faith. For in the first place, in these falls He preserves in them the incorruptible seed of regeneration from perish...

The sermon explores the regal imagery of Psalm 45 to reveal three key aspects of Jesus Christ: His supreme authority, His sacrificial suffering, and His precious love. By analyzing the anointing oil and fragrant garments described in the text, the message establishes Christ as the ultimate High Priest, Prophet, and King who alone mediates between God and humanity. The narrative highlights how Chri...