Tag: New Covenant
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Can We Stand in God’s Presence? What Hebrews 10:19-22 Really Means
Can we stand in God’s presence? The short answer is, yes we can. This is the message of Hebrews 10:19-22 and it offers hope to all people.
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The New Covenant
The New Covenant was given to deal with sin, but it was much more than that. It is about transformation and victory so we can live with God.
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Ratifying the New Covenant
Ratifying the New Covenant to bring it into effect was the most important thing Jesus did. It cost Him His life, and He did it for us.
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Mediator of the New Covenant
Jesus Christ is the mediator of the New Covenant and in that role we are assured that we will receive all of the promises in God’s will.
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Earthly Sanctuary
Only once in history did God give permission to build an earthly sanctuary. But the true church is built of people, not bricks and mortar.
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The Law is Obsolete
The law is obsolete under the new covenant. While law exists, sin continues. But Jesus has removed sin & making the law obsolete.
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The New Covenant
The New Covenant was given by God to transform us into His image so we could live with Him into eternity. Study and learn it to receive life.
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Not Like the Old Covenant
The New Covenant is not like the Old Covenant. That’s what the Bible says. But that’s not what is taught in many churches today. Find out more
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The Priestly Service
The priestly service of Jesus is to mediate between man and God. But His service in the New Covenant is based upon better promises.
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Changing the Priesthood
(Hebrews 7:13-22 – Changing the Priesthood) There is a perception in the minds of some people that the New Covenant is some kind of extension of the Old Covenant. It is not. It is very different in many ways. One of the ways that it differs is there has been a changing of the priesthood…
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Setting an Example as a Christian
It is not enough to call yourself a Christian without setting an example as a Christian. How you live your life in Christ is important.
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A New Creation In Christ Jesus
(Galatians 6:11-18) When we come to Jesus we learn that we are new creations; the old has passed away and the new has come. But often we do not live as the new creations that we are. Often we continue to live in the old ways of the world having missed the point of the…