In this message from Hebrews 12:25–29, Mark Ordus invites us to hear both the warning and the promise at the heart of the gospel: do not refuse the voice of God, because everything that can be shaken will be shaken—but God’s kingdom will remain. Drawing on the contrast between the old covenant delivered through Moses and the new covenant established in Christ, this sermon reframes how we experience instability in our lives and culture. Rather than anchoring our hope in circumstances, systems, or personal outcomes, we are called to fix our lives on the unshakable kingdom of Jesus. Mark leads us toward three formative responses—gratitude, worship, and awe—showing how a thankful heart fuels true worship and how awe reorients our daily living. When we live aware of what cannot be shaken, we find strength to endure what is, and we reflect a hope that others cannot ignore. May you walk this week deeply grounded in God’s unchanging kingdom, with a renewed sense of gratitude, worship, and wonder that steadies your soul in every circumstance.
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