In our final installment we discover what the writer means when he states, "...the world was not worthy of them."

In today's message Pastor Moss examines the very last names mentioned in the 11th chapter of Hebrews. The names mentioned are four judges, one King and a priest/prophet paired with all the prophets of the Old Testament. The emphasis is upon what these Biblical characters accomplished by faith.

King Solomon demonstrates the wisdom that God gave him when he exposes the difference between the nature of a true mother compared to a false mother.

Today, we examine two verses from Hebrews chapter 11. We notice that Faith is not unreasonable and that Faith leads to triumph, and through the account of Rahab we discover that it can also lead to New Life.

Today, Pastor Craig Roberts shares about the job of the Watchman from Ezekiel chapter 33.

Because Jesus has risen there is hope. Today, we examine how the resurrection and the proof of the resurrection creates hope that our past no longer determines our future.

Today the writer of Hebrews masterfully moves from speaking about faith and makes a comparison to its evil twin...presumption.  In this examination we see the contrasts between God inspired faith and man's presumption that he knows better than God.

Today, we examine the relationship between the Passover of Exodus and the celebration of Easter of Jesus' day. In the Passover, we see the picture, the prophecy, and the promise of Calvary and what Jesus accomplished as the chosen Lamb of God.

Today, we examine verse 27 of the 11th chapter of Hebrews. As we lead up to Easter, we examine the events that will lead up to the Exodus and the deliverance of the Hebrews. Egypt is symbolic of the world in our times, our deliverance from the bondage of sin.

Today, we examine the choices of Moses who had great position, privilege and prosperity in Eygpt. His faith determined and influenced his choices. However, as great as Moses was to refuse it all by faith and identify with his people the Hebrew slaves. There is a huge gap between verse 26 and verse 27 in the 11th chapter of Hebrews which describes Moses' life.