Today we look at who Melchizedek was and why that encourages us to think about who Jesus is.

Speaker: Rhys Plant

This week's passage focuses on the assurance and hope found in the Father's word and in the Son's work. 

Speaker: Jude St. John

Jealousy is a destructive vice that hurts a lot of people. You might be surprised to learn that that jealousy is a characteristic Of God. Discover how this makes sense. 

Speaker: Kevin Rutledge

Our text this morning is the hopeful conclusion to a series of rebukes, corrections and warnings that came before. In these verses the author of Hebrews offers comfort and encouragement as he assures his audience of his confidence in their faith and his hope for their preservation.

Speaker: Rhys Plant

We continue considering the warning passage that we have looked at for several weeks. This week we see that determined disregard for the Son and his salvation will result in judgment. We are admonished to not neglect so great a salvation.

Speaker: Jude St. John

This week we consider again verses that call believers to leave immaturity and move on to maturity. 

Speaker: Jude St. John

In our passage today the author of Hebrews takes a break from reflecting on Christ's high priestly office to rebuke his audience for their immaturity.

Speaker: Rhys Plant

By comparing and contrasting Jesus and the Levitical priests, the author of Hebrews demonstrates that Jesus is a better priest and serves in a better priesthood. 

Speaker: Jude St. John

We see in these verses the connection between Jesus as our high priest and our perseverance in the faith.

Speaker: Jude St. John

In our message today, the author of Hebrews concludes his reflection on the rest of God, with a final encouragement to enter that rest, or face the consequences of disobedience.

Speaker: Jude St. John