The author of Hebrews exhorts his readers to remember the suffering they endured for Christ so that they will continue to persevere in the face of opposition. These Hebrew Christians chose to embrace suffering with joy because they had the certain promise of a better life to come.

The author of Hebrews warns his readers not to forsake Christ or they can expect a certain fiery judgment. God's wrath will come one day to the unbelieving and it is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God.

At the heart of the Reformation was the question, 'How can the sinful stand justified before a holy God?' Martin Luther discovered the answer in the Bible that sinful people can only be justified by God's grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone.

The author of Hebrews exhorts his readers to stir each other up to love and good works. This can only happen if they meet together to encourage one another. In a time where technology can make it convenient for Christians to stay home from church, we need to be reminded of the necessity to assemble.

The doctrine of perseverance reminds us of our need to hold fast to the gospel every day until the end. It also reminds us that the grace of Christ is the power that keeps us holding on.

Believers have every reason to draw near to God without reservation or hesitation. Our boldness to approach God's throne room comes not from our righteousness but from the shed blood of Jesus Christ.

Jesus Christ has taken His seat in heaven because his work of purification is complete. He is waiting for the time when his enemies will be made his footstool. Until then, the church must preach the gospel with clarity so that enemies of God may be transformed into his friends.

Christians have confessed the clear teaching of Scripture for centuries: Christ will come again. When he does, he is not coming to die again. He's coming to save those who are eagerly waiting for him.

In Matthew 25 Jesus tells a story to help us understand what it looks like to be waiting for His return. And with it He warns us of the importance of being prepared, even though it seems like He is delaying His return.

God had ordained that everyone die once and after death comes judgment. The final judgment is as certain as Jesus' resurrection from the dead. Only those who hold fast to Jesus Christ by faith will be acquitted on the final day.