The Bible emphasizes that there is one Creator God, who can be reached through Jesus Christ, the man who is both God and man, serving as the mediator between God and men. [... more]

Christ is the main point of the Bible, and the whole Bible testifies to him. The Reformation emphasized Christ alone as the mediator between God and humanity, and the Holy Spirit applies Christ's saving work to those who hear the gospel. Through faith, believers can experience the power of the gospel for salvation, and Christ's blood cries out for forgiveness and cleansing, making it possible for people to draw near to God without fear. [... more]

The author of Hebrews explains that Christ fulfills the offices of prophet, priest, and king, demonstrating his superiority over the Old Testament figures. Christ's priesthood is higher than the Levitical priesthood, and he is sinless, offering a sacrifice once and for all. As king, Christ rules with divine authority, and his kingdom has no end, with Jesus holding the highest political office in the universe. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses the concept of baptism and its role in Christianity, addressing topics such as baptismal regeneration, the relationship between faith and salvation, and the propitiatory sacrifice of Jesus Christ. [... more]

The Bible teaches that we can't come to God on our own terms, but rather through the right mediator, Jesus Christ, who offers the right sacrifice to take away our sin and guilt. With a sincere heart and the right attitude, we can draw near to God's holy place and experience His love and forgiveness. [... more]

The importance of approaching God in the right way is a crucial concept in understanding faith and spirituality. The Bible warns against idolatry and coming to God in any way, emphasizing the need for a mediator, such as Jesus, to bridge the gap between humanity and a holy God. This concept is essential in understanding the nature of sin, sacrifice, and righteousness. [... more]

The prophesied, redeeming, and risen Christ is the central theme of this Easter special edition. The discussion explores the Old Testament prophecies, particularly in Isaiah 53, and how they were fulfilled in Jesus Christ. The redeeming work of Christ on the cross is examined, and the resurrection of Christ is revealed as a guarantee of eternal life for believers. [... more]

The doctrine of salvation by grace rests on the principle that the law of God has been fulfilled by Christ and by Christ alone, that what the first Adam failed to accomplish and plunged us into misery, the new Adam or the second Adam took upon himself the burden to obey all of the commandments of God and to fulfill the covenant of works. [... more]

The writer of Hebrews explains how Jesus Christ provides a better cleansing, is a better mediator, and is a better sacrifice than the old covenant. Jesus' sacrifice was once for all, and he secures a better salvation from death and judgment for those who trust in him. [... more]

The inadequacy of the old covenant is shown in its inability to reconcile sinners to God and cleanse away guilt, leading to the need for a new covenant. Christ is the mediator of the new covenant, bringing redemption through death for the transgressions under the first covenant, ultimately securing the promise of eternal inheritance for those who are called. [... more]

The inadequacy of the old covenant is highlighted, and the new covenant is introduced as a solution, with Christ as the mediator, providing redemption through death for the transgressions under the first covenant, ultimately securing an eternal inheritance for those who are called. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans explains that the absence of lordship keeps prayers unanswered, emphasizing the importance of total surrender to Jesus Christ for kingdom authority to be realized. He discusses the role of Jesus as mediator and intercessor, and how using his name in prayer requires authorization and legitimacy. [... more]

The book of Job explores the question of how good things can happen to bad people, and how sinners can be forgiven and go to heaven. The answer lies in the concept of a mediator, a bridge between God and man, who can bring us to God despite our sinfulness. This mediator is Jesus, who is both God and man, and who can lay his hand upon both God and man to bring us to salvation. [... more]

The discussion centers around the nature of Christ's relationship with the Father, the effect of sin on humanity, and the Trinity theory. The conversation delves into the interpretation of Hebrews 1, the phrase 'call upon the name of the Lord', and the role of Jesus as mediator between God and humanity. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including the importance of faith alone in salvation, the role of repentance, and the concept of the Holy Spirit and Christ as mediators between God and humanity. He also addresses questions from listeners on topics such as the book of life, the Bible's teaching on salvation, and the nature of God. [... more]

The New Covenant, established by God, is a promise of forgiveness and a guarantee of blessings for His people, mediated by Jesus Christ, who has secured the conditions of the covenant through his death and resurrection, and enables believers to walk in obedience to God's law. [... more]

Send us a textIn the days leading up to Easter I was watching a weather forecast on television When the extended forecast came up showing the weekend ahead there was an icon of a bouncing bunny on Easter Sunday better termed Resurrection Sunday Nothing on Crucifixion Friday not even a mention of Easter weekend How sad and tragic that the most important event in the history of mankind the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ has been replaced with a counterfeit fairy tale the Easter bunny and Easter eggs For to not know about the person and work of Jesus [... more]

Christ is our mediator between God and man, and through Him, we have access to the throne room in heaven, where we find peace, justification, and sanctification. The doctrine of the mediator is rooted in Scripture and has been developed through the creeds and confessions of the church, including the Geneva catechism and the Pinchov confession. The Reformation emphasized the exclusivity of Christ as our mediator, and the importance of faith alone in justification. We are sustained by God's grace, which saves us from sin and guilt, and gives us hope and joy in our weakness. [... more]

The book of Hebrews teaches that Jesus Christ is our great high priest, who can have compassion on those who are ignorant and going astray, since he himself is also subject to weakness. He must be a man with a human nature, appointed by God, and righteous, but since there is none righteous, he must be made right before God, before he's qualified to make others right with God. Jesus Christ is a better priest than Aaron, and he is the only priest we need, because he is appointed by God, perfectly righteous, and perfectly compassionate, having infinite mercy, infinite understanding of our weaknesses and sins. [... more]

The supreme work of mediation is found in Christ's office as the high priest who offers himself to satisfy the justice of God. Jesus is recognized as the prophet, the prophet supreme, the prophet par excellence, because He was both subject and object of prophecy. He is also the king, the king of kings, the king of all of the kings, and He alone has been exalted to the right hand of God, and the Father has given to Him all authority on heaven and earth. [... more]