NewCity Orlando Sermons Hebrews 12:18-29 | Unshakeable
May 19, 2025
Kenneth Dyches, a Pastoral Resident at NewCity Orlando, explores the powerful contrasts in Hebrews 12:18-29 between Mount Sinai and Mount Zion. He highlights the shift from fear to joyful access to God through Christ, emphasizing the significance of living as citizens of an unshakeable kingdom. Kenneth encourages listeners to approach worship with reverence and gratitude, illustrating how divine grace transforms our relationship with God. His reflections invite a deeper understanding of faith, resilience, and the hope found in Jesus' sacrifice.
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Meb's Marathon of Faith
- Meb Keflezighi prayed for strength as he ran the Boston Marathon carrying victims' names, overcoming pain and doubt.
- His victory was fueled by depending on God's strength, not his own, illustrating unshakable faith.
Sin's Terror at Sinai
- The terror at Mount Sinai symbolizes the holy God confronting sinful people with judgment.
- Our failure to quake today reminds us of sin's depth and our need for God's grace.
Joyful Access Through Jesus
- Mount Zion represents joyful access to God through Christ and the hope of eternal fellowship.
- Jesus' blood speaks a better word, justifying believers and inviting them into unshakable belonging.