In this home church sermon, we travel through II Corinthians 3 to find out what the New Testament tells us to think about the Old Covenant. What we found is that there is such a glory in the finished work of Jesus Christ that we can gladly testify that "the old has gone, the new has come!"
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Video: A Tale of Two Covenants
Many people wonder what to do with the Ten Commandments. After all, they were written by God in stone. Sounds permanent. However, the Ten Commandments are part of God's covenant given to Moses. Is that covenant still in effect? If the New Covenant fulfills the Old Covenant, does this mean that Jesus has made it possible for us to keep the Ten Commandments? Or does it mean that he has given us a different way of becoming holy and blameless in his sight?
In this home church sermon, we travel through II Corinthians 3 to find out what the New Testament tells us to think about the Old Covenant. What we found is that there is such a glory in the finished work of Jesus Christ that we can gladly testify that "the old has gone, the new has come!"
In this home church sermon, we travel through II Corinthians 3 to find out what the New Testament tells us to think about the Old Covenant. What we found is that there is such a glory in the finished work of Jesus Christ that we can gladly testify that "the old has gone, the new has come!"
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