This week, we open the powerful pages of the Book of Hebrews, a letter written to a mature, established church almost 70 years after Jesus’ death. But its message still hits home today. 

Hebrews challenges those of us who are mature and those of us who want to be. It speaks to the slow fade we often don’t see coming, the drift. When passion fades, excuses grow. When zeal dies, people wander. Sound familiar? 

We’re diving deep into Hebrews 2and Matthew 13, confronting the sobering truth: when we lose grip on the Truth, we don’t just stand still, we drift. Whether we’ve replaced Biblical truth with culture, preachers, or convenience, the warning is clear: Listen carefully or drift silently. 

This is a call to self-check, to recentre, to get back to the basics of the Gospel. Let’s talk about hard soil, shallow faith, and thorns that choke out life, and let’s find the fertile ground again. 

If you’re ready to stop drifting and start growing, this one’s for you.