Life will get difficult at times. And you will feel like you can’t go on. Just like running a marathon everyone hits a wall. How do you keep running this race of faith and break through the wall? Hebrews chapter 4 reminds us of just what it takes.

What does it take to build Finish line faith? Kind of faith that will carry you through all the troubles and turmoil that life brings. As we round out the book of Hebrews over the next couple of weeks we take a look at Hebrews chapter 4, and one of the key difference makers for those that finish their spiritual race well versus those that do not.

If you've ever wondered if you're important to others, or what your role in life is, Hebrews has an answer for you. God had a role for all of us in His family. We need each other and others need us!

Life can get scary and sometimes, we just need someone near us to bring some comfort. God knew that on the deepest level. So Jesus came as "God with Skin on!" What does that mean for us and why is it important?

Who gets the Last Word in your life? Most of us would answer Jesus. But is that really the case? Why does Jesus deserve the last word and what does that look like for us?

Sometimes we feel like giving up. How do you keep going? What can we learn from Hebrews about not just running our race but finishing well?

Sometimes life is just plain tough. We all want to quit sometimes. But if you want to stay strong, you have to have faith in the fight. The end of Hebrews 11 shows us how so many faithful people before us have stayed faithful in the fight and how we can learn from them how to do the same

Are you a Faithful Follower? The Bible teaches us what Faith looks like. Because faith exists more than just in your head like knowledge. Real faith always makes it way out into your choices and actions. What lessons can we learn from Hebrews and our Heroes of the faith to let our faith live out loud?

What is faith? We take a look at the depth of a simple word that carries so much meaning. How do we grow in our faith so that we don’t drift and lose our focus on Christ?