The conclusion of our Hebrews series looks at what it means for the Christian to live in response to a proper view of God in their lives. Following Jesus is more than a religious to-do list. It is about seeing God and then responding to His grace in...

Following Jesus is not always easy. The Christian life can have some very difficult and painful season. But God is always working to shape and mold His children as we seek to follow Him.

Bob Russell preaches from Luke 14 on the Urgency of Evangelism.

What does it mean to truly consider something? It seems easy enough but it can be a challenge to eliminate distractions and truly consider if something is worthy of giving ourselves to. When we truly consider Jesus we find that He is worthy of...

Grace changes everything but accepting grace can be so difficult. It has been said that satan knows our name and calls us by our sin but God knows our sin and calls us by our name. The freedom that comes from being known by God can transform every...

Of all the emotions that humans experience there is not one as heavy as guilt. How we sort through and deal with our guilt has a profound impact on our lives. David Bourne preaches on Hebrews 9 and the beauty of how God deals with the problem of guilt.

It is easy to get distracted by everything around us and lose sight of what is most important. Sometimes we can even make following Jesus about everything we learn and accomplish. Hebrews 8 is a call to live in response to the Gospel and not in an...

One of the most mysterious characters in the Bible can help us to understand better what it means for Jesus to be our High Priest and king. David Bourne preaches on Hebrews 7 and what it means for Jesus to be the better Melchizedek.

One of the hardest struggles in life is learning where to anchor yourself. We all need to be able to anchor ourselves to something that will steady us when life gets hard. Hebrews 6 concludes by pointing us to the only anchor that will not fail us...

We have all been tempted to ask, “What is the least amount of effort I have to put into this in order to succeed?” The problem with this question is that it prevents real depth and maturity. Jesus calls us to a maturity that will require commitment...