Delight in Grace

Our destination and our confident hope in God’s promises are the frame of reference for life’s circumstances and our direction.  Our certain future anchors us while narrowing and clarifying our purpose.

C.S. Lewis said, “Aim at heaven, and you get earth thrown in, Aim at earth, and you get neither.”  We are continuing a subseries within our study of Hebrews called Living by Faith.  Today Pastor Rich shows from the text that People who walk by faith move toward the goal.  Our destination and our confident hope in God’s promises are the frame of reference for life’s circumstances and our direction.

C.S. Lewis said, “Aim at heaven, and you get earth thrown in, Aim at earth, and you get neither.”  We are continuing a subseries within our study of Hebrews called Living by Faith/

Hyrum W. Smith says, “Your behavior is a reflection of what you believe.”  If someone truly believes his house is on fire, he will grab his family and get out.  What we believe will change what we do.  People who Live by Faith will take action.  Today Pastor Rich looks into the lives of the people mentioned in Hebrews 11 whose faith was evident by their obedience and actions.

Hyrum W. Smith says, “Your behavior is a reflection of what you believe.”  If someone truly believes his house is on fire, he will grab his family and get out.  What we believe will change what we do.  People who Live by Faith will take action

Hyrum W. Smith says, “Your behavior is a reflection of what you believe.”  If someone truly believes his house is on fire, he will grab his family and get out.  What we believe will change what we do.

In today’s message we continue through Hebrews with this subseries on Living by Faith.   The word faith can be ambiguous and confusing today.  We hear the word often enough, but what does the Bible mean when it calls us to live by faith?  In today’s message Pastor Rich teaches from Hebrews 11:1-6, explaining the difference between biblical faith and positive thinking or hoping blindly on a whim.  Sometimes we see faith as a tool to help us feel better or to cope with life’s circumstances, but Rich shares the far greater purpose for us to walk by faith: the pursuit of God Himself.

In today’s message we continue through Hebrews with this subseries on Living by Faith.   The word faith can be ambiguous and confusing today.  We hear the word often enough, but what does the Bible mean when it calls us to live by faith?  In today’s message Pastor Rich teaches from Hebrews 11:1-6, explaining the difference between biblical faith and positive thinking or hoping blindly on a whim. 

In today’s message we continue through Hebrews with this subseries on Living by Faith.   The word faith can be ambiguous and confusing today.  We hear the word often enough, but what does the Bible mean when it calls us to live by faith?

Today is the first message in a subseries called Living By Faith.  The word faith is thrown around in both religious and secular circles.  You might hear it on a Disney movie, at a football game, or at a healing service.  The word faith can be ambiguous and confusing today.  What does the Bible mean when it calls us to live by faith?  In today’s message Pastor Rich teaches from Hebrews 11:1-6, explaining the difference between biblical faith and hoping blindly on a whim.  He also explains that the objective of faith is not to feel better, and shares the real reason for walking by faith.