In this sermon, on the third Sunday of Advent, Pastor Jonathan Parnell looks at Hebrews 5:1-10 and expounds upon the suffering of Jesus in the days of his flesh. And in this passage, the author of Hebrews answers the question: How does Jesus’s excruciating prayer in Gethsemane make him get us?

In this sermon, on the second Sunday of Advent, Pastor David Mathis expounds upon Hebrews 2:10-18 which is a “he get us” passage. But not only does he get us, he helps us. In Advent, we celebrate that he became man, fully human like us, not just to be one of us but to save us.

In this sermon, on the first Sunday of this Advent season, we return to Hebrews 2:5-9. Pastor Jonathan Parnell expounds this passage in light of our current reality that Jesus reigns because “for a little while [he] was made lower than the angels”, yet we still live in a land of darkness and ashes. The future world has been introduced, but we are still waiting for Jesus’s second advent.

In this sermon, the last in our Hebrews series, Pastor Mike Schumann expounds upon Hebrews 13:18-25. At the end of this letter to the Hebrews, the author does not simply restate all the main points leading up to this moment. Rather, the author is yet pushing us onward — further into the margins of our care for one another, and deeper into the realities of the God whom we worship.

In this sermon, on Hebrews 13:1-17, Pastor David Mathis expounds this passage which seems to offer a vision for practical life that is pleasing to God. So then, what does it look like to live such a life, pleased in God, believing that and enjoying that Jesus is better?

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Parnell expounds Hebrews 12:12-29 where the overall meaning of the passage is about our purpose: to enjoy and exalt God in all his glory. This passage can be summed up like this: Keep running again because we have what is better, therefore, worship God.

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Parnell expounds upon Hebrews 12:3-11. Everything in this passage connects back to verses 1-2 about running with endurance. And the author of Hebrews instructs us that in order to endure when the race get tough: we should get perspective – by remembering the suffering of Jesus and God’s fatherly discipline.

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Parnell expounds on just two verses, Hebrews 12:1-2. In this passage we see that since we have great examples of faithful saints from the past and we have the joy of Jesus in the future, God is calling us to run – Laying aside every sin and weight, looking to Jesus, let us run with endurance the race of faith set before us.

In this sermon, Pastor Mike Polley expounds upon Hebrews 11:32-40 which lists several examples of the old testament saints and their faith. Both the OT saints and NT saints are perfected by Jesus and we know that whether it is success by faith or suffering by faith, God is pleased by faith.

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan Parnell expounds Hebrews 11:23-31 which puts faith on display by focusing in on Moses's faith. Moses displays his faith by a deliberate decision, a costly association, and a peculiar valuation. And Moses does this because he knows that Jesus is better than any fleeting treasures of this world.