What makes Jesus greater than the Levitical Priesthood and system? In this lesson, the author of Hebrews gives evidence of why Jesus is greater.

After a couple of mentions in the Book of Hebrews, the author finally begins to focus his attention on Melchizedek. A priest and king of mystery that is only mentioned in Scripture in two other places, we may miss the point of the text by wanting to know what we cannot know. 

As believer’s, we can rest assured in the unchangeable Word of an unchangeable God.

How do we handle difficult passages in Scripture? In studying today's passage, there are multiple opinions on who it applies to and what it means for believers. The third warning passage in Hebrews has a graver consequence than the previous two.

Spiritual apathy and spiritual ignorance keep us from growing in our faith. The author of Hebrews challenges the recipients of the letter to make sure they are growing in their faith.

Carrying out the duties of the High Priest was not the only task for the individual appointed to this position by God. The attitude and posture of the individual mattered. When looking at Jesus, we see that he is the Great High Priest.

What do we do when we read the warning passages in Scripture and experience the conviction of the Holy Spirit? In this passage, the author of Hebrews tells us that we have something and someone better than those in the days of the Old Testament. 

What role is the role of Scripture in a believer's life and how should the believer respond to it? In this episode, We look at the end of the first section in the Book of Hebrews. 

Using the illustration of the Israelites from Numbers 13 & 14, the author of Hebrews calls the readers to rest and to strive for rest. However, what is rest? How are we to experience rest in Christ? In this lesson, we look at those questions. 

In this lesson, we look at the second warning passage in Hebrews. Knowing the deceitfulness of the heart, the author asks the read to look at their own heart and watch out by exhorting one another. It is a warning for everyone and our response to it reveals a lot about our hearts.