Delight in Grace

This message titled The God of Peace Makes You Complete, is the final sermon in this series on the book of Hebrews.  In Hebrews 13:18-25, the author asks God’s people to pray for faithfulness and fellowship in his own life and ministry.  He also offers up a prayer on their behalf- for peace and God’s power in their lives.

This message titled The God of Peace Makes You Complete, is the final sermon in this series on the book of Hebrews.

In this message titled, Bold Salt, Pastor Rich shows the character qualities of Christ lived out in us. Let’s listen in.

As we sit at the feet of Jesus in full surrender, we will start to look like Jesus.

A genuine, healthy walk with God is going to manifest itself in transformed attitudes and practices.

The passage from Hebrews 12:25-29 offers us a glimpse of our glorious God, calling us to experience the awe of encountering the One whose voice causes the earth to shake, a consuming fire.  Verse 25 warns us not to refuse him who is speaking. Sometimes we need to check in and ask ourselves, “am I really listening? Am I embracing what God says about Himself, allowing the truths to penetrate my heart?”  Today, Pastor Rich addresses this question in the message titled “How I Know You’re Really Listening”.

Verse 25 warns us not to refuse him who is speaking. Sometimes we need to check in and ask ourselves, “am I really listening? Am I embracing what God says about Himself, allowing the truths to penetrate my heart?”

The passage from Hebrews 12:25-29 offers us a glimpse of our glorious God, calling us to experience the awe of encountering the One whose voice causes the earth to shake, a consuming fire. 

Hebrews 12:12 cheers us on, calling us to “Lift our drooping hands and strengthen our weak knees” in the middle of difficulty. If we are in Christ, then we belong to our good Father God. When we remember whose we are and the home we are heading to, we can endure with joy and patience. In today’s message, Pastor Rich unpacks the encouragement in Hebrews 12:12-24, reminding us to keep walking ahead with the end in view.

Hebrews 12:12 cheers us on, calling us to “Lift our drooping hands and strengthen our weak knees” in the middle of difficulty.  If we are in Christ, then we belong to our good Father God.  When we remember whose we are and the home we are heading to, we can endure with joy and patience.