Guest speaker Mark Zhakevich preaches from Psalm 139, encouraging our church that God knows us, our inward thoughts, intentions, and cares for all our needs.

As we conclude this series we focus on the importance of running the race of faith & not growing weary. To do that we turn our attention to the importance of looking to and considering Jesus.

1. Consider Him Who Endured The Cross

2. Consider Him Who Lived By Faith

3. Consider Him Who Proves God’s Love

4. Consider Him Who Is Our High Priest

This study has been building up to this important passage. We consider how faith runs the race of endurance.

1. Consider the Race

2. Consider the Cloud

3. Consider the Weight

4. Consider the Lord

As New Covenant saints you are blessed, you want to know how? Three ways in v.39-40.

1. Your Commendation Is Coming

2. You Have Something Better: The Promise Experienced In Full 

3. Your Special Place in History

After witnessing a faith that triumphs last Sunday, this morning we focus on a faith that endures in the midst of tragedy. Authentic faith often includes suffering. We answer 4 questions:

1. Is victory in this life the only option?

2. How did these saints suffer?

3. How did they endure?

4. What’s the point of all this?

As the author of Hebrews begins his decent, the focus is on the victorious nature of faith. Here we see that faith is essential to our spiritual accomplishments.

1. A History of Victories

2. The Source of Victory

3. Victory Applied

Why is Rahab here?

1. Faith in a Future Judgement

2. Faith in a Guaranteed Deliverance 

3. Faith That Comes With a Reward

2 Peter 1:1-15 instructs the believers to pursue excellence in Christ by making every effort to cooperate with the Holy Spirit’s work in our lives and to supplement our faith with seven qualities.