Jesus Christ is not just another prophet or priest; He is the Creator and the exact image of God, superior to the angels, Moses, and everything in the Old Covenant. He is our eternal High Priest, and He offered Himself, the single perfect sacrifice, once and for all to secure our forgiveness. Because of this finished work, the Old Covenant is now obsolete. There is no longer any offering for sin, and God remembers our sins no more. Given this incredible truth—that Jesus is better than everything—why would anyone ever turn back? Do not be tempted to walk away from the truth, because there is literally nowhere else to go. We must endure and not throw away the confidence we have in Christ. Let's live by the faith that is the assurance of things hoped for and the conviction of things unseen. Jesus is worthy of our complete commitment, our entire life, and all that we have.

Scripture References: Hebrews 10:26-39, Hebrews 11:1

From Series: Hebrews: The True and Better | More Messages from Ron Ohst

From Series: "Hebrews: The True and Better"

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Jesus Christ is not just another prophet or priest; He is the Creator and the exact image of God, superior to the angels, Moses, and everything in the Old Covenant. He is our eternal High Priest, and He offered Himself, the single perfect sacrifice, once and for all to secure our forgiveness. Because of this finished work, the Old Covenant is now obsolete. There is no longer any offering for sin, and God remembers our sins no more. Given this incredible truth—that Jesus is better than everything—why would anyone ever turn back? Do not be tempted to walk away from the truth, because there is literally nowhere else to go. We must endure and not throw away the confidence we have in Christ. Let's live by the faith that is the assurance of things hoped for and the conviction of things unseen. Jesus is worthy of our complete commitment, our entire life, and all that we have.

Scripture References: Hebrews 10:26-39, Hebrews 11:1

From Series: Hebrews: The True and Better | More Messages from Ron Ohst

Sermon Notes