Adrian the Beloved

In this continuation of the Christ My High Priest series, Adrian the Beloved begins to unveil the significance of the mitre, the linen bonnet worn by the high priest. We learn that the mitre symbolized holiness of thought before God. When God looked upon the high priest, He saw one set apart unto Him, bearing thoughts consecrated to His purposes.From this, we are led into the beautiful reality of Christ’s priesthood. Christ, our High Priest, always stands before the Father on our behalf, and His thoughts concerning us are holy. Because of His finished work, we are no longer defined by our failures, sins, or shortcomings. We have been forgiven, redeemed, and made righteous before God. God does not remember our sins, and through Christ we have been given bold access to draw near to Him.We must remain conscious of our forgiveness and righteousness in Christ. As we keep in remembrance that our sins have been dealt with once and for all, confidence replaces condemnation, and we are able to approach God freely and boldly. The revelation of being forgiven forever is what frees us to enjoy unhindered fellowship with God and fully embrace all that Christ has secured for us.Listen and be blessed. Shalom.

In this special all-ladies meeting, Adrian the Beloved highlights the vital role of women in God's Kingdom and calls them to recognize their value in Christ. We learn that a woman who is consistently fed by the Word becomes a force to be reckoned with, equipped to fulfill God's purpose and advance His vision.Through Scripture, we see that women played significant roles in the ministry of Jesus, supporting the spread of the Gospel and serving as faithful participants in God's redemptive plan. We are reminded not to underestimate the influence and impact God has entrusted to women. The message also unveils a powerful truth: God gives the Word, but the warring women of Zion are entrusted with carrying and proclaiming the message.Women are not spectators in God's Kingdom—they are carriers of His vision. As they grow in the Word, stand in faith, and embrace their identity in Christ, they become powerful instruments through whom God accomplishes His purposes. Listen and be blessed. Shalom.

In this message, Adrian the Beloved helps us understand what Christ’s priesthood has made available to us. Because we have a better High Priest, we have received better promises and a better covenant. Among these promises is the gift of the Holy Spirit indwelling us and opening us up to the realities and blessings secured for us in Christ. We also see that through this better covenant, we have received the forgiveness of sins and all the benefits that flow from Christ’s finished work.We learn that this covenant is unlike any other. It is a covenant we contributed nothing to, yet we are invited to enjoy all its advantages. Christ fulfilled every requirement on our behalf and brought us into the full benefit of what He accomplished. Because these promises belong to us in Christ, we must insist on them, boldly laying claim to everything His finished work has made available. As we grow in the knowledge of the Spirit of promise and remain conscious of all that is ours in Christ, we position ourselves to walk in the fullness of this better priesthood, better covenant, and better promises.Listen and be blessed. Shalom.

In Christ Our Better High Priest Than Aaron, Adrian the Beloved continues the Christ My High Priest series by helping us understand Christ’s priesthood in contrast to the Aaronic priesthood. We look at the limitations of Aaron’s priesthood—its imperfection, its dependence on continual sacrifices, and its inability to bring lasting righteousness.From there, we see that while the Aaronic priesthood served as a temporary system, Christ’s priesthood is not merely greater—it is above all. Revealed through the Melchizedekian order, His priesthood is flawless, eternal, and complete. He is the High Priest who perfectly mediates between God and man, securing everlasting access and righteousness for us. Listen and be blessed. Shalom.

In Christ Our High Priest: Greater Than Melchizedek, Adrian the Beloved continues the series on Christ our High Priest by unveiling the meaning of the Melchizedek priesthood. We understand that the Melchizedekian priesthood was a picture—a shadow meant to give us insight into what Christ’s priesthood would be. It carried mystery and weight, but it was never the substance.Christ’s priesthood is greater. While Melchizedek’s priesthood pointed forward, Christ’s priesthood is everlasting, perfect, and complete. He is the true High Priest, our better mediator, whose sacrifice and intercession secure our eternal access to God. In Him, the shadow finds its fulfillment, and we stand in the reality of righteousness and life.