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Pastor David Engelhardt walked through one of the most sobering passages in Hebrews, explaining that Hebrews 10:26–39 is not meant to drive believers into fear or despair, but into repentance and confidence in the finished work of Christ. Beginning with Jesus' teaching on the unpardonable sin, he warned against misusing Scripture in ways that produce bondage instead of freedom. He emphasized that Christ came not to condemn the world but to save it, while also affirming that persistent, deliberate, unrepentant sin hardens the heart and leads to judgment. The message contrasted legalism with the New Covenant, reminding believers that righteousness comes through the blood of Jesus, not human effort. True repentance involves the heart, mind, and actions as we continually pursue holiness, trusting God's grace to transform us.