Hebrews 6:1-12 is a passage that encourages believers to press on towards spiritual maturity, to move beyond the basics of the faith and into deeper understanding and obedience.

If it's just a basic principal, then why is Jesus being our High Priest so critical to our faith?  

Hebrews 3 compares Jesus to Moses, with Jesus being greater than Moses in terms of his position as High Priest and his ability to save. This chapter encourages readers to consider Jesus as the High Priest and to hold fast to their faith in Him. 

What are the messages in your life that you are paying attention to? Hebrews 2 is a warning to the church not to neglect the message of their salvation, as it is of the utmost importance. It emphasizes the supremacy of Christ and His role as the ultimate Mediator between God and humanity.

To trust the work of Christ we first must understand who He is! Hebrews begins with laying out the person and nature of Jesus. For to which of the angels did God ever say...

The Supremacy of Jesus has been a long contested topic from the time of His death to the present day. Join us in this new conversation about who Jesus is and why He is Supreme, as we walk through the book of Hebrews. 

Are you becoming increasingly useful in the spread of the Gospel?  

If you're not growing you're dying, both, as an individual, and a Church. 

What do you think of when you hear or see the word, DISCIPLINE, is it a positive thought or a negative thought? How do you feel about the phase, "one of the points of Church membership is to be disciplined?" The fifth Mark of a healthy church is one who Biblically disciplines its members.  

Man, have you ever really wondered Like why are we here? What the meaning to all of this? Mark Four of a healthy Church, looks at purpose of a Church membership. Why you need to be a part of a congregation, the benefits it brings, and the responsibilities you have as a Church member.