Salvation is available only through Jesus. This passage presents a stern warning to those who compromise the message of salvation.

Part 7 from the "Hebrews" series.

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Jesus, the Great High Priest, is Superior to Aaron.

Part 6 from the "Hebrews" series.

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How to Find Rest in God. Using the Exodus Generation as an example of those who were not resting in God’s promises, the writer of Hebrews goes on in chapter 4 to make the application personal, both to the Hebrew Christians and to us. The next generation did place their faith in God and, by following the leadership of Joshua, they, some forty years later, entered into God’s rest, the land of Canaan (Joshua 3:14-17).

Part 5 from the "Hebrews" series.

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Having concluded that Jesus is superior to angels—the mediators and communicators of God’s Law—the author proceeds to show that Jesus is greater than Moses.

Part 4 from the "Hebrews" series.

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Teaching by Pastor Rich Griffith

Part 3 from the "Hebrews" series.

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The Messianic Jews are exhorted not to drift from Jesus. No one intends to drift, but some steps can be taken for staying anchored to Jesus.

Part 2 from the "Hebrews" series.

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Hebrews was written to a group of first century Christians who were in danger of giving up. As Christianity began to spread, so did persecution. The test was especially difficult for the Messianic Jews who, in addition to everything else, had to deal with cultural ostracization. While some endured this adversity and others even accepted it with joy, some began to waver in their faith and were tempted to forsake Christ and return to their former religion and practices.

Part 1 from the "Hebrews" series.

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O Come Immanuel exhibits 4th century monastic choir elements leading most music historians to posit that its more than likely the oldest of Christmas carols that we sing. "O Come, Immanuel," is significant because of one very important word in the lyrics. It's the word "Immanuel" meaning that God is with us, which in God’s love language meaning that He’s for us, He desires to be around us.

Part 4 from the "Power of Christmas" series.

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Join us as Pastor Rich Griffith teaches on the grace of God from the Book of Luke 2:8-20.

Part 3 from the "Power of Christmas" series.

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The “spirit of Christmas” is a phrase we’ve all heard referenced, but how exactly do you define it? It’s been well documented that Americans are generally a bit more kind, joyful, and even a bit more generous during Christmas. Is it possible or just idealistic to have the Christmas spirit throughout the year?

Part 2 from the "Power of Christmas" series.

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