Throughout Hebrews, the author repeatedly emphasizes that Jesus is a "better" example than Moses. Unlike Moses, who was created by God, Jesus is the Creator. Unlike Moses, who was faithful as a servant in God's household, Jesus is faithful as God's son. Jesus fulfilled the promises Moses made in preparation for what was to come. In the following verses, this point will shift to identify what happens when we fail to believe God's promises.
Despite Moses' service, he was simply a dim representation of Christ, the eternal Creator who sits in heavenly places and serves as God's Son over His entire household. Aside from this, Christ holds a far superior position and status than Moses, who merely testified to the coming Savior. While Moses was responsible for the physical care of God's house in the wilderness, the Lord Jesus is the Creator and Sustainer of everything. 
We, as members of Christ's Body, should devote ourselves to our Heavenly Father in keeping with our earthly duties. The words we speak and the actions we take should reflect the beauty of Jesus, and the lives we lead should serve as a testimony to the riches of God's grace toward us.

Dear Heavenly Father, You have lent us the testimony of Moses and all the prophets, pointing us to Jesus. The truth You have spoken is worth more honor than Moses' testimony, which served God. It is You who have not only borne witness but have sacrificed Yourself to birth that new household, the church. Like Moses, I ask that You would help me be faithful to the task You have prepared for me. I pray that everything I do will be a testimony to Your faithfulness. 
In Jesus's name I pray. Amen.