Every person can find the motivation to run faithfully to the very end by taking these considerations: 

1. Consider the race others have run

How do you respond with joy and perseverance to the hardships and persecutions in this life? Wayne Bushnell, lead minister, continues our look at the book of Hebrews.

Jesus’ resurrection turned defeated hopeless people into courageous contagious people who spread hope everywhere they went. 

The blood, sweat and tears of Christ accomplished eternal redemption, the cleansing of your conscience and qualifies you to serve.

Are we just doing good things outwardly, or are we being changed inwardly? Listen to the sermon from Sunday, March 21 from Garrett Holle, Northside's middle school minister.

Prefer to watch? Access Sunday's message via YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=suVgv5F5QpU

Jesus is our anchor. He is the deep, secure hope.

Hebrews says to approach the throne of grace with confidence! Because you have a great High Priest, a source of eternal salvation, a Mediator who intercedes on your behalf.

In the beginning of time, God rested at the completion of creation. At the end, believers will rest in the finished work of redemption. In the middle of time, there is rest for the faithful Christian. 

Sabbath occurs when we pray and play with no work for the purpose of rest, restoration and remembering.

Wayne continues our study of Hebrews by examining why we should hold firmly to Jesus with confidence. He made us holy, He made us family, He gave us a heavenly calling, and He made me into God's house.

Jesus became the trailblazer in respect to our salvation. Jesus' death on the cross made him the PIONEER of salvation.