Highlighting Hebrews 1:13, Pastor Cymbala encourages us to follow the example of Jesus as we wait on God to fulfill his promises to us.

Peter denied Jesus, his friend and Savior, three times. Afterward Jesus looked over at Peter, who then wept deeply. How did Jesus look at him? Was He disappointed? Angry? More likely, Jesus looked as He does at us today—with compassion. Despite our shortcomings, Christ is full of love for us. What a wonderful thought!

Highlighting Hebrews 1:10-12, Pastor Cymbala speaks about both the power and tenderness of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

Pastor Cymbala speaks on Exodus 15:22-25, 27 and the different seasons of life, in this message of encouragement for anyone going through a difficult time.

There’s nothing worse than doing evil in the name of religion. But it was the high priest who stirred people into condemning Jesus to the cross! All across history we see hatred manifested in the works of religious people. This does not reflect or uplift the name of Jesus—it does the opposite! As Christians, we are called to love even the people who disagree with us.

Pastor Cymbala focuses on the encouraging thought in Hebrews 1:3-4 that Jesus is able to sustain us by his grace.

Pastor Cymbala asks who the happiest people on earth are, as he highlights Hebrews 1:5-9.

No one wants to die. But Jesus said that's exactly what needs to happen if we want His life! Just like a seed has to be buried in the ground in order to grow into what it's meant to be, so we too have to die to selfishness and our own ways if we want the life of Jesus. Are you willing?

A kernel of wheat has to die to release its germ, providing for hundreds of other wheat stalks to grow. Jesus used this little plant to exemplify how His death provides for our salvation. Let’s remember that, if He could bear the weight of our sins, we can handle whatever He asks of us. If we die to our inner desires, like that wheat kernel, we can open the door for others to be saved!

Have you ever been wrongly accused of something? There are few things more frustrating than injustice. Jesus was falsely convicted. He lived such a pure and sinless life that the Pharisees had to hire people to make up accusations against Him! As Christians, our lives should have no room for hatred or bias. Let’s pray to have good testimonies like Jesus.

Pastor Cymbala highlights Hebrews 1:3 as he poses the question: What is God like?