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In this episode we walk through the first two chapters of Hebrews, diving deeper into our current sermon series.

In the second chapter of Hebrews, the author announces the significance of Jesus’ humanity. In order to be our High Priest that makes the final atonement for our sins Jesus had to be one of us. Jesus was willing to submit to flesh in order to bring God to us and bring us to God.

Jesus. No matter who you are...his name necessarily illicits some kind of a response. Whether we think rightly or wrongly about him...there is something inside all of us that inherently seems to understand that what we think about Jesus...and his life and his mission...matters!

In this episode, we wrap our political sermon series, “Divided” by answering some follow-up questions.

As we come to the end of this political series - looking at truths about God and government, the truth of our heavenly citizenship, the trappings of morality, and how to discern how to honor God with our votes - we have seen that it is critical for our Christian faith to inform our political decisions.

President Ronald Reagan stated, “if we ever forget that we are One Nation Under God, then we will be a nation gone under.” Many see the condition of our nation and feel that morality is in decline which causes fear on what that means for our future. Our response can then become to fight for and expect people to live a moral life based on Scripture while not actually knowing the God of Scripture. We want our politicians and government to legislate morality, but it is important for us to understand that living a moral life does not equate that a person is truly born again. Our mission is not to promote morality but to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ.

In this episode the staff digs deeper into our politcal sermon series, “Divided” and answers some questions from the congregation.

As Americans, we are blessed to live in a country full of freedom and privilege. We experience a level of freedom, protection, security, safety and comfort that most of the world can only dream of. And it's awesome! But as Christians, we must remember that our true citizenship is not from the United States, but is in Heaven. And the task of reconciling people to God is eternally more important than the freedoms we enjoy.

In this politically charged climate that we live in - it becomes increasingly necessary for Christians to understand our role in the political process. What does the Bible say about the government? Did God really ordain it? What does that mean when we disagree?

In this episode, BHCC staff shares their favorite books, podcasts, & studies of 2019. Matt’s picks: Podcasts: Rainer on Leadership, The Excellent Pastor, The CareyNieuwhof Leadership Podcast,  Ask Me Anything – JD Greear Books: Gospel Reset – Ken Ham, Letters to the Church – Francis Chan, The Unsaved Christian – Dean Inserra, The Power of a […]