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Why don't we have a temple today like we had back in the Old Testament?
The sermon explores the significance of Jesus as the fulfillment of Old Testament ceremonial practices, particularly the temple, emphasizing that He embodies the presence of God and renders sacrifices obsolete. It reframes the concept of Lent, advocating for repentance—acknowledging dependence on God—rather than penitence, and highlights the church's role as temples of the Holy Spirit, tasked with sharing the Gospel and demonstrating God's transformative power to a world in need of redemption. Ultimately, the message underscores the centrality of Christ and His work in securing salvation, empowering believers to live as agents of God's grace and proclaim His presence to all nations.