This sermon argues that the Christian Sabbath is a binding moral obligation for New Covenant believers, rooted in the creation ordinance and the Fourth Commandment. It distinguishes between the unchangeable moral principle of one day in seven and the changeable positive law regarding which specific day is observed, asserting that the resurrection of Christ transferred the holy day from Saturday to Sunday. The text refutes the notion that the Sabbath is merely ceremonial by citing Jesus’ teachings, Hebrews 4, and early church history, while addressing objections from Romans 14 and Colossians 2 as pertaining to Old Covenant dietary and festival laws rather than the weekly Sabbath. The preacher emphasizes that Sunday is a day of unique blessing and rest, serving as a foretaste of heavenly joy and a dedicated time for corporate worship and spiritual renewal.
Heritage Reformed Baptist Church
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