Christ's Once for All Sacrifice Hebrews 9 10 April 6, 2025 International Sunday School Ronald Jasmin

Christ's Once-for-All Sacrifice Hebrews 9:23-28 Hebrews 10:1-4, 11-14, 19-25 International Sunday School Lesson The Perfect Sacrifice: Why Jesus Did It Once and For All Understanding God's Ultimate Solution In Hebrews 9:23-28 and 10:1-4, 11-14, 19-25, we discover why Jesus' sacrifice was different from every sacrifice that came before. This passage shows us how Jesus completely changed our relationship with God forever. 5 Life-Changing Lessons Anyone Can Apply 1. The Old Way Was Just a Temporary Fix Think of the old sacrifices like putting a bandage on a wound that needs surgery. They covered the problem temporarily but couldn't heal it. Year after year, priests offered the same sacrifices because sin kept coming back. It was like taking pain medicine that wears off—you need another dose because the root problem remains. 2. Jesus' Sacrifice Was the Complete Solution Unlike the repeated animal sacrifices, Jesus died once for all time. This wasn't just another temporary fix—it was the permanent cure. Imagine if your doctor said, "This one treatment will heal you completely, forever." That's what Jesus did for our souls. 3. Jesus Dealt With the Real Problem The old sacrifices could only remind people of their sins, but Jesus' sacrifice actually removes them. It's like the difference between covering up a stain and actually washing it away. Jesus doesn't just hide our sins—He completely removes them. 4. We Now Have Direct Access to God Before, only the high priest could enter God's presence, and only once a year. Now, because of Jesus, we can approach God anytime, anywhere. The "veil" that separated us from God has been torn open by Jesus' sacrifice. There's no more spiritual VIP room—you have all-access privileges to God's presence. 5. Real Change Leads to Real Community Because of what Jesus did, we can support each other in love, encourage one another, and meet together regularly. When we understand the gift we've been given, it naturally leads to deeper relationships with other believers. We're not meant to journey alone. The Lord alone judges hearts. Our role is to serve faithfully and build each other up, rather than judging or boasting. How we live, lead, and relate to one another should reflect the values of Christ's Kingdom." Ronald Jasmin Assistant Pastor of Corona Baptist Church in Mt Juliet, TN and Cornelius Hill Pastor of Ephesian Primitive Baptist Church Nashville, TN Christian Business Connection #ronaldjasmin #kingdomagenda #sundayschool #Praise #goodnews #christianbusinessconnection #sundayschoollesson #faith #standardLesson #commentary #april6 #internationalsundayschoollesson #theword #jesuschrist #ttheordinationofpriests #thelord #hebrews #sundayschool Special Deals at Metropolitan Services Website Design | Marketing | Design and Print Services based in Nashville, TN but serving Nationwide call or text for Free Consultation (615) 569-6409 https://MetropolitanSvcs.com Go to https://AIStaffSolutions.com and try the free AI Advisor by clicking the chat icon in bottom right corner.