Jesus is the Better Priest who has mercy on us and gives us what we truly need.

The writer of Hebrews warns against forsaking Christ and reminds believers that Christ is the Anchor that protects us from subtle drifting and violent storms.

Jesus is compared to Aaron, and the writer of Hebrews demonstrates how Jesus' eternal priesthood is superior to that of the Old Testament priests.

The writer of Hebrews reminds Jewish believers that their ancestors did not benefit from knowing Scripture because they would not respond to God's generous love.

Persecuted Jewish believers are reminded that Jesus is greater than Moses, and that they should not refuse the rest offered in Christ as their ancestors refused the Promised Land in the past.

The writer of Hebrews reminds persecuted Christians how important it is to be intentional in our walk with God and to give even more attention to the Word of God. Losing our grip is a real risk that can cause us to miss our destination.

The writer of Hebrews reminds persecuted Christians how important it is to be intentional in our walk with God and to give even more attention to the Word of God. Losing our grip is a real risk that can cause us to miss our destination.

Though God has spoken in various ways over the centuries, His final Word to us is His Son Jesus Christ, the Word made flesh, whom angels worship.

Philip Vanover teaches from Psalm 84 of the believer's journey toward God and God's assistance on the way.

In Paul's closing chapter to his beloved Philippians, he reminds them to overcome anxiety by practicing unity and fixing their minds on all the goodness of God.