Pastor Mick Catron teaches through Heb. 12:25-29. This passage compares the two Kingdoms - earthly and eternal, and we see the future "shaking" of our earth and cosmos as described in 2 Pet. 3 at "The Day of the Lord". Mick encourages us to plant our roots in the unshakable and eternal Kingdom of Christ, not in the worldly which will pass away.

In Heb. 12:18-24, Pastor Mick shares about the contrast between two mountains - Mt. Sinai, and Mt. Zion - and their respective systems of approach toward the Holy God. Sinai represents approaching by means of the Law, which is actually designed to separate people from God, whereas Zion represents the approach through the cross of Christ, which is designed to bring forgiveness and closeness to God.

Pastor Mick Catron teaches from Hebrews 12:11-17. In this study he looks at the beautiful Purpose of god's discipline and some Biblical examples of how He effects discipline upon His people.

Pastor Mick Catron teaches from Hebrews 12:3-13. In this study he looks at the nature of our relationship with God thru Christ, as close sons and daughters, and how God will lovingly discipline his children as necessary for His work of conforming us to the image of Christ.

Pastor Mick Catron teaches from Hebrews 12:2-4. This study looks at the need to run our individual race, while fixing our eyes on Jesus rather than on other people. Though our specific journey will look different, it will always be based on Following Jesus, like Jesus told Peter in Jn. 21.

Pastor Mick Catron teaches from Hebrews 12:1-2. This study looks at the exhortation to keep running the race that God has established for us individually, knowing that it will be different than that of others. We talk of laying aside encumbrances and sin that keep us from progressing in our journey.

Pastor Mick Catron concludes the study of faith heroes in Hebrews 11. This study looks at those unnamed heroes that, unlike those listed above them, did not receive the great physical victory or deliverence. In contrast, they remained faithful through persecutions and afflictions of various types, but yet their faith is deemed "approved". Faith doesn't always bring our intended conclusion, but it brings peace, comfort, and hope of God's plan and purpose.

Pastor Mick Catron continues the study of faith heroes in Hebrews 11. This study looks specifically at Samson. Per Pastor Mick, Samson is an unlikely addition to the list of Faith heroes. This study is an overview of the life of a man who lived a life primarily devoted to the flesh, yet ends as a man of faith.

Pastor Mick Catron continues the study of faith heroes in Hebrews 11. This study looks specifically at two of the ancient Israel Judges who are singled out by their faith - Barak and Jephthah. Both led conquests over oppressive people and brought peace to Israel. Mick reviews highlights of their stories with practical parallels to our own faith walks.

Pastor Mick Catron continues the study of faith heroes in Hebrews 11. This study looks specifically at Gideon, the "mighty warrior". We also look at highlights of Gideon's story in Judges 6-8, in which we see a timid and afraid man transformed into a warrior for God.