Hebrews Part 9 (Hebrews 8-13, Luke 22:20) There is so much richness to be found in all the imagery that comes together in this celebration meal. In the end we see seven ideas woven together, there for us to turn over in our minds with joy as we break bread together.

Hebrews Part 8 (Hebrews 8:6-13) When you really understand the New Covenant, it will transform your life, bring you into a new freedom, and enrich your relationship with God. Sadly it is rarely explained, and most Christians are not entirely free from the Old.

Hebrews Part 7 (Hebrews 5:11-7:28) Hebrews is symmetrical. Everything hangs on what is at the center. And right in the middle of the center we have ‘an anchor for the soul, sure and steadfast’

Hebrews Part 6 (Hebrews 6:1-12 & 8:9-12) Followup session answering the great questions that came out of part 4, which asked ‘Can a Christian Permanently Fall Away?’ The root of the answer is understanding what actually happens to you when you become a Christian, and then we look at some Scriptures which may seem to say the opposite.

Hebrews Part 5 (Hebrews 2, 4, 5 & 12) The stories from when Jesus walked this earth with us, show a man who experienced a full range of emotions, and was deeply empathic with those around him. Hebrews encourages us to experience this deep compassion as we engage with him in prayer.

Hebrews Part 4 (Hebrews 6:1-12 & 10:26-39) What do these passages actually say? And how do they fit in with other Scriptures that speak of the “Unforgivable Sin?”.

Hebrews Part 3 (Hebrews 4:12-5:10) We can gain a deeper appreciation of what Jesus does for us from this description of O.T. priests. Hebrews urges us to come to God in confidence because Jesus truly knows what it is like to be human: weak and tempted.

Hebrews Part 2 (Hebrews 3 & 4) It sounds like a contradiction when we are told: “Let us therefore make every effort to enter that rest” (Heb 4:11) But actually it is not, it is one of the keys to a fruitful, productive and stress-free life.

Hebrews Part 1 (Hebrews 1 & 2) Jesus is far better than everything else we could possibly have. Incomparably better! So hold fast to him and don’t allow yourself to be pulled away by other attractions.

If shame can be so damaging, how can it be removed? We examine two accounts in the Bible, so that we can learn to help ourselves and others have the weight of shame lifted. (John 4 & Luke 15)