A clearer path to self-examination is to move away from vague or fear-driven doubts and hypotheticals and instead ask real, biblically grounded questions.

​We are constantly faced with the need to choose where our hope rests. And so there comes a need to measure all things in our lives by Christ—to “consider Jesus”.

Jesus guides us through life, death, and beyond, not only as our leader but as our brother.

Just as Christ was perfected through suffering, so too are we being sanctified and perfected through our trials.

Hebrews 2:1-4 warns against neglecting the great salvation offered through Christ by emphasizing the danger of drifting away from faith.

The pursuit of holiness through repentance includes our first trust in Christ, saving repentance, and also the daily repentance of turning from sin in everyday challenges.

Hebrews 1:5-14 emphasizes the supremacy of Christ’s Sonship and Lordship, elevating Him above even the most awe-inspiring and magnificent beings in creation, such as the angels.

Not only should we see Christ as supreme, but we should find in that supremacy all the fullness of God’s revelation to us—He is the supreme word.

Just as gravity operates so consistently that we recognize it as a law, so too is the spiritual law that only the humble are near to the Lord.

This Psalm urges us to "run the play"—to follow the path of wisdom that discerns a dead end from afar, sparing us the need to learn through bitter experience.