How important is prayer in missions work? 2 Corinthians 1:8-11 encourages us to pray for missionaries because it's vital to their success. So we can help our missionaries through the power of prayer. 

Warnings serve an important purpose in our lives. We need warnings to protect us from potential danger. In Hebrews 3:7-19, God tells us to beware of unbelief. Thankfully, His Word is the solution to our unbelief. Listen to the sermon here:

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Life is full of uncertainty. Nobody knows what a day or a year will bring. In this uncertain world, we need stability. We need Christ. So consider Jesus and hold fast to Him in hope. 

Are you ready to die? We're all going to face death someday. But the good news is, there is a Champion who defeated death. Christ conquered death for us and can deliver us from this inescapable enemy.

Christ is the Better Redeemer because He is our perfector. He does not bring us into heaven by the skin of our teeth, but instead over the course of our lives, changes us into His likeness to actually become perfect when we see him.

Do you feel the brokenness of the world? Are you weary from your struggle with sin? Hebrews 2 reminds us that there is a Redeemer. Jesus is the answer. He is our Better Redeemer.

"How did we get here?" Like a boat on a lake, we tend to drift in our spiritual lives if we don't pay attention. Hebrews 2:1-4 addresses the danger of drifting from the truth. We must anchor our lives to Christ and His Word.

People tend to be fascinated with angels. History is full of endless speculation and even worship of these spirit beings. But the book of Hebrews tells us that Christ is better than angels and He alone is worthy of our worship. 

What is the best thing in the world? Is it love, family, or freedom? The book of Hebrews teaches us that Christ is better than everything else. Christ is supreme, so He is worthy of our worship and devotion. Listen to this week's sermon as Pastor Dave begins our new series in Hebrews.

What is Easter all about? As we celebrate Christ's resurrection, we remember His suffering and death through communion. Jesus secured our salvation for all eternity through His sacrifice on the cross.