Jesus is our High Priest. What does it mean? Based on Article 21 of the Belgic Confession this article explains the priesthood of Christ based on the satisfaction He rendered for the payment of our sins. 

As believers come together to worship God, have you ever wondered whether God is interested in your songs, prayers and gathering? If yes, why? Do you have the confidence that God accepts your worship? This article aims at answering such questions. It provides reasons for coming to God with confidence as church. It calls believers to look outside themselves for reasons to worship God, and it shows how the priesthood of Christ affects Christian worship.

The name Christ means the Anointed One, because Christ is anointed to be our Priest. How do we know this? This article is based on Article 21 of the Belgic Confession which explains the Priesthood of Christ, and how as a Priest, He made a satisfactory payment for our sins through His sacrifice. 

Christians should never give in to unbelief and doubt. By looking at the meaning of the priesthood of Christ, this article gives six pointers to embracing the truth that Christ is our High Priest and that what he did should shape our life.