God calls us to bear fruit, not just receive grace. Today we’ll explore a challenging passage that urges us to remain tender to His work and avoid drifting from the truth.

Spiritual maturity isn’t about knowing everything—it’s about continuing to grow. In today’s devotional, discover how God invites us beyond the basics into a deeper walk with Christ.

Spiritual maturity requires growth. Don’t settle for spiritual infancy—train your senses, seek God’s wisdom, and press deeper into a life of faith.

Jesus knows the cost of obedience—He learned it through suffering. Yet His perfect obedience secured our eternal salvation, giving us unshakable hope.

Jesus was appointed as our eternal High Priest, standing in the gap for us with perfect compassion. Because of Him, we have full access to God, not by merit but by mercy.

Jesus, our High Priest, understands our struggles and invites us to come boldly to God’s throne of grace. No hesitation, no fear—just confidence in His mercy and love.

Entering God’s rest requires faith. His Word is living and powerful, not just for knowledge but for transformation. Let it shape your heart, bring peace, and guide your steps.

True rest isn’t just an idea—it’s found in Christ. When we trust in His finished work, we stop striving for righteousness through our own efforts and step into the deep, lasting rest God provides.

God’s promise of rest still stands, but we only enter it through faith. Stop striving, stop doubting—trust in Jesus’ finished work and walk in the peace He freely gives.

Unbelief kept Israel wandering in the wilderness, far from God’s promises. What about you? Trusting in God’s faithfulness leads to real rest—don’t let doubt steal what He has for you.