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This message explores the transition from legalistic Law to a New Covenant of Grace. Believers receive divine enablement, where God energizes new desires and holy actions within their spiritual nature. Despite persistent internal conflict with the sin nature, Christians possess eternal life as a present, certain reality. Believers manifest Christlikeness by seeking heavenly things instead of following negative, elementary decrees.

Christ, as the Great High Priest, provides the Church a heavenly spiritual rest distinct from Israel’s physical rest. This rest is entered by trusting His completed work. Because Christ suffered and was tempted, He is sympathetic, allowing believers to boldly approach God’s throne for mercy and grace.

Jesus’s earthly suffering and temptations were essential to qualify Him as a sufficient High Priest. This "great salvation" fulfills God's eternal decree, exalting a Man over all spiritual "Elohim," including fallen ranks. Believers are exhorted to enter "faith-rest" by ceasing from self-effort to join God’s divine work.

This sermon examines Jesus’ direct temptations in the wilderness and Gethsemane. It emphasizes Christ's submission to the Father’s will despite intense physical and emotional agony. Jesus serves as a sufficient high priest who understands human weakness, empowering believers to choose God's desires during trials.

This sermon examines Satan’s tactical shift from physical destruction to disqualifying Jesus through three specific wilderness temptations. Jesus, acting as a man under Mosaic Law, defeated Satan by quoting Deuteronomy, demonstrating His absolute righteousness and sufficiency as our High Priest.

Guest Speaker, Kevin Jeffrey, speaks on future things.

God’s sovereignty preserved Jesus’s humanity through a tactical spiritual battle and precise prophetic timeline, culminating in a voluntary sacrifice for human redemption. This mission now grants believers spiritual victory through the indwelling power of Christ rather than angelic intervention.

This message describes the birth of Jesus as a tactical spiritual conflict where God's sovereignty and supernatural protection preserved the Messiah's humanity against Satan’s attempts to "devour" Him. This event followed a precise prophetic timeline found in Daniel and Revelation, ultimately leading to a voluntary sacrifice that provides redemption and victory for believers through Christ’s power.

The sermon defines Jesus as the "Lord of hosts," the eternal commander of armies who entered a hidden spiritual battle at His birth to fulfill literal kingdom promises for Israel. While Satan sought to destroy Him as the "King of Glory". This plan backfired when Jesus’ rejection and death allowed Him to become the "Lord of Glory" for the Church.

Satan created genetic hybrids called Nephilim to occupy Canaan and block God's promises to Abraham. In response, God mandated that Israel systematically exterminate these lines, demonstrating His sovereign power over demonic strategies. The conflict concludes with God’s total victory, involving the final annihilation of these perversions and the eternal preservation of the nation of Israel.