21/09/2026
The Lord’s Day 🤍
In our Morning School of Theology, we continued our study from last week, led by Bro. Ebuka, as we considered the question: Why do we need a High Priest?
If we were perfect and we do not fall short, we would have no need for a High Priest. But we continually fall short, therefore we need Christ, our High Priest, who continually intercedes for us at the right hand of the Father and keeps us to the end.
Just as the high priest in the Old Testament carried the names of the children of Israel before God, Christ, our High Priest, carries His people in his Heart into the holy of holies. (John 17:9)
Christ’s sacrifice is sufficient. As the propitiation for our sins, He offered Himself once and for all time and no other sacrifice is required.
The only sacrifice required of us is to present ourselves as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God, not only on Sundays, but every day. (Romans 12:1).
Sermon: Abide in Your Calling, 1 Corinthians 7:17–24
Pastor Louis reminded us to glorify God wherever He has called us, whether married or single, servant or master. Our circumstances and outward status do not determine our spiritual worth. What matters is our faith, obedience, worship, and trust in God.
We are called to remain faithful in whatever state we find ourselves, treating others rightly and remembering that, regardless of our earthly position, we are servants of Christ.
We must never become spiritually enslaved to people or compromise God’s truth to please men. Instead, we are to abide in Christ, keep His commandments, and seek to glorify Him in every circumstance.
May God give us grace to abide in Christ and faithfully walk in the calling wherein He has called us.
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Soli Deo Gloria.
