A Divine Argument for Drawing Near- Hebrews 10:19-22
- Preacher
- Richard Caldwell
- Tradition
- Christian (Unspecified)
- Published
- Length
- 50:56
Scripture
About this sermon
What do we do with the truths that we have seen so far in the book of Hebrews? What do we do with the glorious vision of Jesus that has been set before our eyes? How do we respond to the truths that we have learned about the Old Covenant, and then by contrast, the glorious realities of the New Covenant? The writer of Hebrews now focuses, in a singular way, on that very question. He calls for our response and he shows us how to respond. And he focuses our responses into three channels of activity. We find three exhortations. He calls upon us to draw near to God, he calls upon us to hold fast our confession, and he calls upon us to consider one another, and to consider one another with a very particular purpose in mind. Tonight we focus our attention on the first of these three exhortations. And as we do this we are focusing our attention on an invitation given by the Holy Spirit.
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