Our Perfect Mediator: Why Jesus Had to Be Both God and Man
This is a doctrinally robust catechetical sermon on the person of Christ as Mediator, structured around Lord's Day 6 of the Heidelberg Catechism. The pastor provides an excellent and orthodox defense of the hypostatic union, correctly explaining its soteriological necessity by referencing Romans 5, historical heresies (Docetism, Arianism), and the book of Hebrews. The application rightly connects this high Christology to the believer's comfort and assurance. While the exposition is superb, the sermon would be strengthened by increasing the public reading of Scripture to better model the authority of the text itself.