The incorruptible Blood of Jesus christ by pastor Arnold Yankee

The video, titled "The incorruptible Blood Of Christ!", delivered by Yankee Arnold, emphasizes the foundational importance of Jesus Christ's blood in Christianity and for salvation.

Here are the key points:

The Precious Blood of Christ (0:46-1:42): The sermon begins by asserting that many churches have removed the message of blood from their sermons and hymnals, but at Calvary Community Church, they believe the blood of Jesus Christ is precious and the foundation of Christianity. Without the shedding of His blood, there is no salvation, eternal life, or hope.
Redemption Through Blood (1:45-3:18): Citing 1 Peter 1:18-19, the speaker explains that believers are redeemed, meaning "paid for" or "bought," not with corruptible things like silver and gold, but with the precious blood of Christ, who is a lamb without blemish or spot. This redemption pays the sin debt that humanity owes.
Necessity of the Blood for Atonement (4:01-7:46): Due to a righteous God and the sinfulness of humanity, sin must be punished. Leviticus 17:11 is highlighted, stating that "the life of the flesh is in the blood" and it is given for atonement. Old Testament animal sacrifices, while innocent, only covered sin until the ultimate payment was made by Jesus Christ because their blood was corruptible (11:23-11:42).
The Nature of Christ's Incorruptible Blood (11:23-20:11): All human and animal blood is corruptible and cannot satisfy the sin debt or provide perfection. The speaker explains that a "better blood" was needed. Jesus Christ was born of a virgin (Luke 1:35), meaning his blood was not derived from a human father and therefore not corrupted by sin. This made His blood incorruptible, perfect, and immune to sin and death, enabling it to offer eternal life.
Christ as the Lamb of God and the Serum for Sin (21:00-26:50): John the Baptist identified Jesus as "the Lamb of God which taketh away the sin of the world" (John 1:29). Unlike Old Testament sacrifices, Christ's single sacrifice is sufficient for all mankind. His blood is presented as the "serum" to cure the "virus of sin," providing everlasting life.
Eternal Redemption and Salvation (27:00-33:50): Galatians 3:13 states that Christ redeemed humanity from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for us, exchanging His incorruptible blood for our sinful, corruptible nature. Hebrews 9:11-12 reinforces that Christ, through His own blood, entered the holy place in heaven once and obtained eternal redemption for believers. This means that once saved, a person is eternally saved, as Christ's one payment was sufficient for all time.
The Newness of the Blood and the Lord's Supper (33:50-37:57): The blood of Jesus Christ is described as being "as fresh as it was when it flowed in his veins," continually cleansing believers as they walk with God (1 John 1:7). The Lord's Supper is presented as a memorial service (37:51-37:57) to show belief in Christ's death and to remember redemption. Partaking unworthily or failing to examine one's life will lead to guilt and judgment.
Call to Believe (38:13-41:50): The sermon concludes with a clear evangelistic message, emphasizing that humans are sinners, guilty, and face eternal separation from God. Jesus Christ, with His incorruptible blood, voluntarily took all sins and shed His blood to pay for them. By believing in His death and resurrection, individuals can receive eternal life and be certain of going to heaven.