Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

The sermon centers on the profound connection between Christ's incarnation and the believer's access to God in prayer, emphasizing that Jesus, as both divine and human, is our great high priest who fully understands our struggles. Drawing from Hebrews 4:14–16, it highlights that Christ's humanity—tempted in every way yet without sin—enables Him to sympathize with our infirmities, especially the sin of unbelief, which undermines faith in God's sovereignty and goodness. This truth empowers believers to approach the throne of grace boldly, not in fear, but in confident expectation of mercy and grace to endure trials and persevere in faith. The passage underscores that God's grace is not only available but actively sustained through the triune work of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, ensuring that no true believer will ultimately be lost. Ultimately, the sermon calls Christians to daily dependence on Christ, praying not only for help in specific needs but for the grace to hold fast to faith, knowing that Christ's fi