Pastor John Randall is knee deep in his study of Hebrews, and we’re taking our time here in the early part of chapter nine, so we consider how the Tabernacle is a picture of Christ. Even the furniture contained in it, points to Jesus. It speaks volumes about how we’re not to go back to the Old Covenant like the Hebrews were doing.

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Pastor John Randall will be continuing our series in Hebrews with a stop in chapter nine. Today and tomorrow we’re going to bring you a study on the Tabernacle. You’ll not only learn what it is, but how it’s a picture or type or Jesus. It’s something the Hebrews needed to understand, and we do too.

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As we dive back into our study of Hebrews, pastor John Randall will have us consider some aspects of the New Covenant and show us why it’s so much superior to the Old Covenant. Those that try to live under the Old Covenant rules discover it can’t be done. It can’t fix our problem, because we’re sinful people. And the Old Covenant simply couldn’t remove sin! So where does that leave us? Christ changed everything and solved the problem!

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Today on a Daily Walk we continue our study of First Peter! Again we’re in chapter one, looking at the various reasons we can rejoice as Christians even in hard times.

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Today we continue our series in Hebrews with pastor John Randall. And throughout this series we’ve observed that Jesus is better than anyone or anything. The author has already established that Jesus is better than the Old Testament, better than the angels, and Moses. Now today we see that He is better than any other high priest.

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Maybe you’ve tried studying the book of Hebrews before and we’re left confused with all this talk of Melchizedek, and the Levitical priesthood. What are we to make of it all, and is it really important for us today? Pastor John Randall will break it down for us, and by the end of our time together we hope you’re left with a grateful heart because of the finished work of our perfect high priest.

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Does it seem like there’s not a lot you can really count on in this world? Maybe your friends or family have even let you down! Today on a Daily Walk, be encouraged by this… God keeps His promises! He’ll always come through. That will never change. That good news is front and center as pastor John Randall spotlights Hebrews chapters six and seven.

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Hebrews chapter six has long been turned to by Christians as they wrestle with the doctrine of eternal security. Is the writer referring to someone that was actually saved, and then fell away from the faith? Or is it referring to someone who was never saved to begin with? Today on a Daily Walk we’ll look into that with pastor John Randall. While maintaining a deep-seeded respect for those of a different opinion on the interpretation of this passage, John will seek to offer his thoughts of what Hebrews 6 is getting at.

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We expect our kids to grow up and mature over time. Could you imagine if your eighteen year old was still learning their abc’s or multiplication table? Or still sucking on a pacifier or wearing diapers? We laugh at the mere thought. But today on a Daily Walk, we’ll discover many Christians are like that spiritually speaking, and that’s no laughing matter. They’ve never moved on from the basics of the Christian faith. And the exhortation from Hebrews chapter six is, it’s time to move on!

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Would this be described as a difficult time for you? Maybe you’re one of the many who is really struggling financially right now? Or perhaps your marriage is falling apart or you’re really discouraged about what’s going on in the world around you! When times are tough, the book of First Peter is a good place to turn for hope and encouragement. And that’s where we’re headed today and in the coming weeks on a Daily Walk. Trials are a part of life, and something we all encounter. We’ll show you how to go through them, while maintaining a godly perspective!

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