Through this passage in Hebrews, we are encouraged to live our lives in light of eternal life. Today, we read the passage from Hebrews, along with Revelation 19, where we see the promise of Jesus’ return when He will make all things new.

As we endure for the day that is to come, Jesus promises us not only salvation, but eternal reward with Him forever in Heaven. Today, we discuss these eternal rewards and the crowns that we will receive in eternal life.

In today’s episode, we discuss how the Lord sees all and will repay each and every person for their deeds. Although this can be scary, we discuss the comfort it brings that justice is truly in the hands of God.

Today, we ask the Holy Spirit to help us examine any places in our hearts that are persisting in sin. The passage in Hebrews shows us that if we persist in our sin, we will not be able to endure to the end.

This week, we continue diving into Hebrews 10. We begin by seeing how necessary it is to live our lives considering the day of judgement that is to come when Jesus returns.

In Hebrews, we see the encouragement to stir one another up in love and good works. Today, we discuss how we do that in our own lives and our own families, and we receive the challenge to stir one another up more and more!

The gift of faith grows through a radical encounter with the person of Jesus that draws us into a life-giving relationship. Today, our guest, Annie, shares about her own life-giving encounter.

In today’s episode, we dive into the gift of faith – how do we get it? What does having faith mean? We see through Scripture that faith begins as a gift and continues as a choice to believe and receive that God is who He says He is.

We continue through Hebrews 10 as we discuss that what Jesus has done for us gives us confidence to approach the throne of God. We discuss how the foundation of our lives is confidence and trust in who God is.

This week, I have a guest join me as we open up God’s Word together. We begin in Hebrews 10 by discussing the reality that Jesus has given us access to the Father through His flesh, but sometimes we need to wait on Him in order for our faith to grow.