Bringing our Hebrews series to a close, Pastor Clint Tolbert finishes chapter 13. With the call to live by the new covenant -- the author encourages the church to nurture a continuing state of worship, until Jesus returns.
Today, Landon Rohrer looks at the check list in Hebrews 13:1-14. Then he invites us to put down our spiritual check-lists, and have a check-up with God.
Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert enlightens us with Hebrews 12:18-29. The author uses the vivid imagery of two mountains, Mt. Sinai and Mt. Zion, to help his readers consider the way they approach God.
Continuing the discussion of holiness, Pastor Clint Tolbert brings up Hebrews 12:12-17. He shows a person’s holiness stems from faith, and extends in how we care for one another.
Have you wondered why God allows suffering? Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert answers with Hebrews 12:3-13. Strive for holiness and you will discover joy even in hardship; seek happiness, and you’re sure to be disappointed in the end.
Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert encourages us with Hebrews 12:1-3, to run through life unhindered, focusing on Jesus, expect opposition, and be prepared to not easily give up.
Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert looks at the life and faith of Moses, in Hebrews 11:24-28. Living in faith means choosing the way of Christ, even when the path itself is not clear.
Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert considers the faith spoken of in Hebrews 11:1-6. That faith is not a feeling, but an envisioned certitude that determines our actions, and the course of our lives.
Today, through Hebrews 10:26-39, Pastor Jason Armstrong encourages the faithful to stand together, and persevere in Christ against the trouble and persecution of the world.
Today, Landon Rohrer continues our sermon series with Hebrews 10:19-25. Showing us that through Jesus, God gives us a new heart, secure hope, and direct access to God’s presence. Jesus calls us to live by faith and be known by his love.
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“Love First” is not just our motto, it is the way we seek to live in community with one another. In a world that is becoming more and more polarized, First Pres Maumee seeks to be a church family…
that prioritizes “love of neighbor” because we recognize that Jesus first loved us. By keeping Jesus at the center of our life together, the congregation is strengthened by a diversity of thought and experience. Our goal is to continually point one another to Jesus, who is revealed in the words of scripture.