The author of Hebrews pauses to remind us that the world never stops bombarding us with its beliefs, lies, and worries. If we do not actively pursue Christ and Christ-likeness, we ARE drifting away.

The author of Hebrews wanted to ensure the reader was clear about the kingship of Christ, as explained and planned by God from the beginning of time.

Christ is superior to the prophets, Moses, and the angels.

We are a results-driven society and that spills over into our prayer life. But should we pray only to get results?

Christ is the perfect prophet, king, and priest because He is the exact imprint of God Almighty.

Over the next several weeks, we will be studying the book of Hebrews. The following link is the video mentioned in the sermon audio. https://youtu.be/1fNWTZZwgbs

We are told to give thanks in all circumstances. Why? To still the enemy! It's an honor to praise the Lord, not an option.

Grace is for everyone. We must remind ourselves of God's grace to us, so we can be effective ambassadors for Him throughout our communities and the world

Grace is what differentiates Christianity from every other religion. What is it? Who may receive it? What do we have to do to receive it?

Jesus is our high priest, carrying our names on His heart. Let's be bringing others to the Lord on our hearts.