The Hebrews writer turns his attention to Jesus' superiority over Moses, the previous law-giver. Moses was a key figure in Jewish history and someone this primarily Jewish audience would have respected greatly. The writer continues the argument by reminding them of what happened when their ancestors rejected God through Moses, as they are in danger of doing that again, this time through Jesus. Listen today as Nick and Cody discuss Hebrews 3.

In Hebrews chapter 2, the writer continues to establish Jesus as greater than any other, including the angels. It may not always seem like Jesus has gained victory, but it is still a fact, and Old Testament scripture affirms this for us. Even though Jesus is worthy of all honor, He is still our Brother and still shared the same flesh, temptations, and trials as we do. This makes him a unique blessing for all of mankind. Listen today as Cody and Nick discuss Hebrews chapter 2.

Hebrews 1 serves as a powerful introduction to the book. The writer begins to make their claim of Jesus's superiority and backs it up with several Scriptures and comparisons to Old Testament figures. Listen in today as Nick and Cody talk through Hebrews chapter 1.

Nick and Cody are back for Season 3! This season, they will be going through the book of Hebrews chapter by chapter and calling out key points of reflection. Listen today as they give some themes and things to look out for in the book.

God cares for lost souls. No matter how far someone has fallen or how long they've been away from the Lord, He wants them back and will go to great lengths to redeem them. It is our job as citizens of His kingdom to have that same perspective. Listen in today as Cody and Nick look at the three parables of the lost things in Luke 15.

The kingdom grows in mysterious ways. We don't know why sometimes things seem to go well and other times they don't. But we do know that the kingdom is going to grow! The Lord will continue to expand His kingdom, and we can take pleasure in knowing He is doing what needs to be done. Listen in today as Cody and Nick discuss the parable of the seed and the parable of the mustard seed.

Have you ever wondered why bad things happen to good people? Have you ever been disappointed when someone you thought was a Christian turned out to do evil things? Listen today as Cody and Nick discuss the Parable of the Wheat and the Tares from Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43.

Many of Jesus' teachings came in the form of parables. Some people were confused by the parables, and others had their eyes opened to learn about the kingdom of heaven. Listen today as Cody and Nick discuss the Parable of the Sower from Matthew 13.

We should always be thankful for the things God does for us. While gratitude is good, telling God how grateful we are is even better. The Lord wants to hear from us when things are going well. Listen today as Cody and Nick discuss how to be more consistent in prayers of praise and thankfulness.

The Bible is full of examples of people taking their concerns to God. Some of these prayers are under extremely difficult circumstances. If we can learn to cast all our burdens on our Father we will enjoy the same peace these faithful Bible people enjoyed. Listen today as Cody and Nick discuss how to pray in difficult moments.