As we launch the new study of the book of John, Jeff explores Jesus as the "logos", how Jesus IS the will of God, and how He fills every need and desire inside of us.

Matt concludes our series on the Book of Hebrews! "Be content with what you have, for you always have God's presence."

How do we know when we are receiving correction from the Lord?

Is this love or fear speaking?

Is there shame attached? Sometimes the devil will attach shame to genuine correction

Grace is the favor and power to carry out what God has called you to do

When we miss the revelation of God's grace, we think He is asking too much of us.

If I've become entitled, I have not considered Jesus

An orphan views any discipline as disapproval and therefor rejection

There's a peace that comes from knowing Him that destroys chaos.

This week, Bentley Miller shares his heart on the role of faith in the life of a believer and how engaging our faith opens up our lives to all that God wants to do in and through us.

This week, Hebrews 9 describes the Old Testament temple as being a shadow of future, more glorious things to come. As with the past few weeks, we focus again on Jesus as our high priest and perfect sacrifice.

Because of the blood of Jesus, we now have the privilege of living as Kings and Priests on the earth. What does it mean that Jesus is also our great high priest in the order of Melchizedek? What does it mean that he now intercedes for us continually?

This week is a must-listen! Hebrews 6 is known as one of the most controversial passages of Scripture and we dive right into! Matt explores what it means to "fall away" from the Lord and how beautiful it is to rest in the completed work of the Cross. It doesn't depend on us!

In the Hebrews series this week, we dive into Jesus as our Great High Priest as we finish up chapter 4 and begins chapter 5!

In chapter 4 of Hebrews, Matt dives into what it means to "enter the rest" of the Lord!

This week, Matt continues in Hebrews with a strong emphasis on the supremacy of Christ and how we miraculously get to partake in His divine nature.