Matt and Ken continue their discussion of Women and thier eligibility for the pastorate.

When pain and suffering come, some Christians question God's love. The author of Hebrews tells us that we should see adversity as evidence of God's love because disciplines us as a father does his children.

When pain and suffering come, some Christians question God's love. The author of Hebrews tells us that we should see adversity as evidence of God's love because disciplines us as a father does his children.

The author of Hebrews compares perseverance in faith to a race. Every Christian is called to run with endurance to make it to the finish line. We run with eyes fixed on Jesus knowing he blazed the trail and gives us the grace to keep running.

The author of Hebrews compares perseverance in faith to a race. Every Christian is called to run with endurance to make it to the finish line. We run with eyes fixed on Jesus knowing he blazed the trail and gives us the grace to keep running.

Matt and Ken continue their discussion of Women and their eligibility for the pastorate.

The author of Hebrews compares perseverance in faith to a race. Every Christian is called to run with endurance to make it to the finish line. We run with eyes fixed on Jesus knowing he blazed the trail and gives us the grace to keep running.

The author of Hebrews compares perseverance in faith to a race. Every Christian is called to run with endurance to make it to the finish line. We run with eyes fixed on Jesus knowing he blazed the trail and gives us the grace to keep running.

Matt and Ken begin a discussion of Women and their eligibility for the pastorate.

The author closes out Hebrews 11 with a barrage of OT examples. Through faith, they triumphed and through faith, they suffered well. We know that we will suffer in this life, but through faith, we will obtain final victory.