The Blood Speaks: A Message of Redemption and Grace

Hebrews 12:24–25 “The blood of Jesus speaks for me. Be still my soul, redeeming love. Out of the dust of Calvary, is rising to the throne above…” These are not just lyrics—they are a declaration. A reminder. A holy proclamation that echoes through eternity: The blood of Jesus speaks. A Voice Still Speaking Hebrews 12 … Continue reading The Blood Speaks: A Message of Redemption and Grace

A Covenant in Blood

Exodus 24:1-8 depicts a crucial moment in God's covenant with His people, highlighting divine invitation, mediation, and the necessity of sacrifice. Moses serves as a mediator, symbolizing humanity's need for reconciliation through Christ. Worship begins with God's grace and culminates in relationship, underscoring that true worship is motivated by gratitude, not obligation.

The Book of the Law and the Bookends

The text explores the significance of God's law as both a guide for moral living and a revelation of human sinfulness, emphasizing the need for a Savior. It presents two key concepts: the fear of God as a catalyst for sanctified living and the Angel of the Lord, representing Christ, as the source of spiritual transformation.

Upward and Outward: Sanctified Relationships

Exodus 20 presents the Ten Commandments, emphasizing God's authority, nature, and redemptive love. These principles, centered on love for God and others, serve as guidelines for moral living, revealing our need for a Savior. Obedience stems from love, transforming our relationships and encompassing both mercy and judgment in our interactions.